A Child's Life of St. Joan of Arc
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The horse, a heavy-weight carrier, had his armor of steel, and the sad- dle rose high at the pummel and behind the back. A hucque, or cloak, of cloth of gold, velvet, or other rich material, was worn over the armor." A few words as to the famous mystic sword of the Maid. We only know what she related to the judges in 1431. "While I was at Tours, or Chinon, I sent for a sword in the church of St. Catherine of Fierbois where my Voices told me one could be found behind the altar. It was quickly un...earthed.
The King Sanctions St, Joan 47 all covered with rust. It was marked with five crosses; and was not deep in the earth, as well as I can remember. When it was found the clergy rubbed it and the rust readily fell off. The man who wrought it was a merchant of Tours who sold armor.
The clergy of Fierbois gave me a sheath, the people of Tours gave me two, one of red velvet, one of gold, but I had a strong leather sheath made for it." By the command of the Dauphin St. Joan was given a house and attendants, while Jean de Metz remained her faithful squire and was appointed custodian of her purse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The horse, a heavy-weight carrier, had his armor of steel, and the sad- dle rose high at the pummel and behind the back. A hucque, or cloak, of cloth of gold, velvet, or other rich material, was worn over the armor." A few words as to the famous mystic sword of the Maid. We only know what she related to the judges in 1431. "While I was at Tours, or Chinon, I sent for a sword in the church of St. Catherine of Fierbois where my Voices told me one could be found behind the altar. It was quickly un...earthed.
The King Sanctions St, Joan 47 all covered with rust. It was marked with five crosses; and was not deep in the earth, as well as I can remember. When it was found the clergy rubbed it and the rust readily fell off. The man who wrought it was a merchant of Tours who sold armor.
The clergy of Fierbois gave me a sheath, the people of Tours gave me two, one of red velvet, one of gold, but I had a strong leather sheath made for it." By the command of the Dauphin St. Joan was given a house and attendants, while Jean de Metz remained her faithful squire and was appointed custodian of her purse.
What to read after A Child's Life of St. Joan of Arc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mannix, Mary Ellen, 1846-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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