Joan of Arc
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Stones were used ; hand-to- hand encounters became general ; the yeomen thrust with lances and hacked with bills, and then suddenly the English turned, fled to the drawbridge and crossed to the stone fortress in the river.
It was their only chance of safety, but it ORLEANS 31 failed them. The people of Orleans had come out in the deepening twilight with fireships. These they suddenly lighted. In a moment the bridge was in a blaze.
Glasdale, de Moleyns and other English knights sought to hold th...e drawbridge and thus protect the retreat. Joan saw their peril, and her chivalrous soul was moved to pity for . Glasdale, who had threatened and insulted her.
"Glasdale!" she cried, "Glasdale! Yield thee, yield thee to the King of Heaven. You called me harlot, but I have great pity on your soul and the souls of your company. " But there was no hope for the brave defenders of the burning bridge. It broke beneath their weight. They fell into the stream, and their heavy armour dragged them down. Joan looked on at this last horror of fire and sword, weeping and praying for the souls of herenemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stones were used ; hand-to- hand encounters became general ; the yeomen thrust with lances and hacked with bills, and then suddenly the English turned, fled to the drawbridge and crossed to the stone fortress in the river.
It was their only chance of safety, but it ORLEANS 31 failed them. The people of Orleans had come out in the deepening twilight with fireships. These they suddenly lighted. In a moment the bridge was in a blaze.
Glasdale, de Moleyns and other English knights sought to hold th...e drawbridge and thus protect the retreat. Joan saw their peril, and her chivalrous soul was moved to pity for . Glasdale, who had threatened and insulted her.
"Glasdale!" she cried, "Glasdale! Yield thee, yield thee to the King of Heaven. You called me harlot, but I have great pity on your soul and the souls of your company. " But there was no hope for the brave defenders of the burning bridge. It broke beneath their weight. They fell into the stream, and their heavy armour dragged them down. Joan looked on at this last horror of fire and sword, weeping and praying for the souls of herenemies.
What to read after Joan of Arc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Basil Ince to read onlineMoreLess
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