Joan of Arc
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The fact seems to have been very striking, for it is mentioned again and again. " She was fine looking and well formed. " Beyond all doubt she was physically very strong, and capable of great endurance. Her countenance was expres- sive ; often it was confident and gay ; she smiled frequently, but upon occasion she could draw her brows together and compress her lips, for she could hardly endure deception, and was impatient of idleness and delays. The colour of her eyes and their form is not know...n, but it is recorded that she lifted them to heaven when there came to them a wrapt look of inspiration. For the rest it seems that she was pale rather than red, for all she was such a country-bred maid, and not very tall, though powerfully built, and excellently well-knit and proportioned.
JOAN IN COURT AND CAMP 205 The young knights of Laval who came to join the royal army, wrote to their mother telling her of the Maid, in the heyday of her fame and glory.
" Upon Monday, " says Guy de Laval, " I went with the King to Selles in Berry, which is at four leagues from St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact seems to have been very striking, for it is mentioned again and again. " She was fine looking and well formed. " Beyond all doubt she was physically very strong, and capable of great endurance. Her countenance was expres- sive ; often it was confident and gay ; she smiled frequently, but upon occasion she could draw her brows together and compress her lips, for she could hardly endure deception, and was impatient of idleness and delays. The colour of her eyes and their form is not know...n, but it is recorded that she lifted them to heaven when there came to them a wrapt look of inspiration. For the rest it seems that she was pale rather than red, for all she was such a country-bred maid, and not very tall, though powerfully built, and excellently well-knit and proportioned.
JOAN IN COURT AND CAMP 205 The young knights of Laval who came to join the royal army, wrote to their mother telling her of the Maid, in the heyday of her fame and glory.
" Upon Monday, " says Guy de Laval, " I went with the King to Selles in Berry, which is at four leagues from St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace James to read onlineMoreLess
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