The Wonderful Story of Joan of Arc And the Meaning of Her Life for Americans
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5. Away to the Defense of the People of Frcmce Brother Richard, believing in the divine powers of Katherine of Rochelle, was now the center of religious influence among the court-enemies of Jeanne. Most of the watchful ones had gone with these two strange persons to Orleans where the Lent sermon was being preached by Brother Ri- chard.
It was a good time for the flight of Jeanne from the worldly follies of the King's court. All the grand honors had faded away before the sunrise of her duty to F...rance and God.
The hour had come when something must be done. Her intimate associates, at a given signal, bestrode their horses as if they were away for a merry ride. But, underneath the robes of Joan VICTORY OF EVIL MINDS 183 of Arc was the armor of a warrior battling for the cause of France and God. Her Voices had told her that she had a year and a little more to live and there was now not much more time to work for F*rance.
They rode away without farewell to any one, away to stop the spear-thrusts in the sides of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Away to the Defense of the People of Frcmce Brother Richard, believing in the divine powers of Katherine of Rochelle, was now the center of religious influence among the court-enemies of Jeanne. Most of the watchful ones had gone with these two strange persons to Orleans where the Lent sermon was being preached by Brother Ri- chard.
It was a good time for the flight of Jeanne from the worldly follies of the King's court. All the grand honors had faded away before the sunrise of her duty to F...rance and God.
The hour had come when something must be done. Her intimate associates, at a given signal, bestrode their horses as if they were away for a merry ride. But, underneath the robes of Joan VICTORY OF EVIL MINDS 183 of Arc was the armor of a warrior battling for the cause of France and God. Her Voices had told her that she had a year and a little more to live and there was now not much more time to work for F*rance.
They rode away without farewell to any one, away to stop the spear-thrusts in the sides of France.
What to read after The Wonderful Story of Joan of Arc And the Meaning of Her Life for Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevens, C. M. (Charles Mcclellan), B. 1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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