Jeanne Darc
Jeanne Darc
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They painted lurid and impossible pictures of the Maid as Franquet's executioner, and stored up the fact to be used against her when she fell, also a prisoner of war, [into their hands. The other incident, which was used equally against her, was of a curiously different nature.
A child of three days old had apparently died before he could receive baptism, and, following a very usual custom, his parents laid him before an 126 The Last Fight image of the Blessed Virgin in the church and asked all... the maids of the town to pray to God that life might be restored to the child. Jeanne, always pitiful, and never far from church when not on active service, hastened to join the little group. "I went with the other maids and prayed and at last there seemed to be life in the child, who gasped thrice, was baptized; then instantly died and was buried in holy ground. For three days, as people say, he had given no sign of life. He was as black as my coat, but when he gasped his colour began to come back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They painted lurid and impossible pictures of the Maid as Franquet's executioner, and stored up the fact to be used against her when she fell, also a prisoner of war, [into their hands. The other incident, which was used equally against her, was of a curiously different nature.
A child of three days old had apparently died before he could receive baptism, and, following a very usual custom, his parents laid him before an 126 The Last Fight image of the Blessed Virgin in the church and asked all... the maids of the town to pray to God that life might be restored to the child. Jeanne, always pitiful, and never far from church when not on active service, hastened to join the little group. "I went with the other maids and prayed and at last there seemed to be life in the child, who gasped thrice, was baptized; then instantly died and was buried in holy ground. For three days, as people say, he had given no sign of life. He was as black as my coat, but when he gasped his colour began to come back.
What to read after Jeanne Darc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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