Jeanne D'arc
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A right fair thing it was to see the goodly manners of the King and the Maid." When the Dauphin had been crowned and con- secrated, the Maid bent and embraced his knees, weeping for joy and saying these words: "Gentle King, now is accomplished the Will of God, who decreed that I should raise the siege of Orleans, and bring you to this city of Rheims to receive your solemn sacring, thereby showing that you are true King, and that France should be yours." "And right great pity came upon all those... who saw her, and many wept."^ The task of Jeanne d'Arc, as given her by her Voices, had been accomplished, and up to that moment nothing but the most extraordinary success had been hers.
She had first seen the Dauphin in the early days of March, when, from the most sanguine point of view, the fact of his coronation seemed utterly remote.
By the middle of July, in spite of the most weari- 1 Andrew Lang, The Maid of France.
lOI The Story of Jeanne d^Arc some and unnecessary delay and waste of time on his part, the road to Rheims had been cleared, France south of the Loire was saved, and the Dauphin was crowned King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A right fair thing it was to see the goodly manners of the King and the Maid." When the Dauphin had been crowned and con- secrated, the Maid bent and embraced his knees, weeping for joy and saying these words: "Gentle King, now is accomplished the Will of God, who decreed that I should raise the siege of Orleans, and bring you to this city of Rheims to receive your solemn sacring, thereby showing that you are true King, and that France should be yours." "And right great pity came upon all those... who saw her, and many wept."^ The task of Jeanne d'Arc, as given her by her Voices, had been accomplished, and up to that moment nothing but the most extraordinary success had been hers.
She had first seen the Dauphin in the early days of March, when, from the most sanguine point of view, the fact of his coronation seemed utterly remote.
By the middle of July, in spite of the most weari- 1 Andrew Lang, The Maid of France.
lOI The Story of Jeanne d^Arc some and unnecessary delay and waste of time on his part, the road to Rheims had been cleared, France south of the Loire was saved, and the Dauphin was crowned King.
What to read after Jeanne D'arc?
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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