Joan of Arc
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The dukes, marshals, captains, were all pusillanimous, ever seeking delay, ever timorous of the enemy's strength and doubtful of their own. While they palavered, Jeanne, standard in hand, would face the men-at-arms and give the order: "To the assault! Fear not, be bold; God is our leader!" Thus the Maid forced the fighting. At Jargeau, as, with her standard, she was mounting a ladder, a heavy stone, striking her helmet, stunned her. The moment she re- covered, up she rose in the ditch, urging t...he FROM CHINON TO RHEIMS 39 men: "Friends, at them! At them! Courage!
Our Lord has condemned the EngHsh ; even now they are ours !" "In the name of God," said she^ on the road to Patay, "we must fight; we should have them even if they were hanging half way between earth and sky." At Domremy, she had been brought up to dig, to spin, to sew, to tend sheep. A from B she did not know, and yet, in all France, there was no braver soldier, no more intelligent, skilful, dashing leader of men than Jeanne the Maid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dukes, marshals, captains, were all pusillanimous, ever seeking delay, ever timorous of the enemy's strength and doubtful of their own. While they palavered, Jeanne, standard in hand, would face the men-at-arms and give the order: "To the assault! Fear not, be bold; God is our leader!" Thus the Maid forced the fighting. At Jargeau, as, with her standard, she was mounting a ladder, a heavy stone, striking her helmet, stunned her. The moment she re- covered, up she rose in the ditch, urging t...he FROM CHINON TO RHEIMS 39 men: "Friends, at them! At them! Courage!
Our Lord has condemned the EngHsh ; even now they are ours !" "In the name of God," said she^ on the road to Patay, "we must fight; we should have them even if they were hanging half way between earth and sky." At Domremy, she had been brought up to dig, to spin, to sew, to tend sheep. A from B she did not know, and yet, in all France, there was no braver soldier, no more intelligent, skilful, dashing leader of men than Jeanne the Maid.
What to read after Joan of Arc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mooney, John A. (John Aloysius) to read onlineMoreLess
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