Joan of Arc;
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Maid of Orleans. 173 we to think of the imbecility of the judge, or of his horrible connivance ?
Besides being kept under the eyes of these wretches, and exposed to their insults and mockery,* she was subjected to espial from without.
Winchester, the inquisitor, and Cau- chon t had each a key to the tower, * The Count de Ligny went to see her with an English lord, and said to her, " Jeanne, I come to hold you to ransom, provided you promise never again to bear arms against us." She replied : **... Ah I my God, you are laughing at me ; I know you have neither the will nor the power." And when he repeated the words, she added, '' I am con- vinced these English will put me to death, in the hope of winning the kingdom of France. But though the Godons (Goddens) should be a hundred thousand more than they are to-day, they would not win the kingdom." The English lord was so en- raged that ho drew his dagger to plunge it into her, but was liindered by the earl of Warwick. Notices desMSS. iii. 371.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maid of Orleans. 173 we to think of the imbecility of the judge, or of his horrible connivance ?
Besides being kept under the eyes of these wretches, and exposed to their insults and mockery,* she was subjected to espial from without.
Winchester, the inquisitor, and Cau- chon t had each a key to the tower, * The Count de Ligny went to see her with an English lord, and said to her, " Jeanne, I come to hold you to ransom, provided you promise never again to bear arms against us." She replied : **... Ah I my God, you are laughing at me ; I know you have neither the will nor the power." And when he repeated the words, she added, '' I am con- vinced these English will put me to death, in the hope of winning the kingdom of France. But though the Godons (Goddens) should be a hundred thousand more than they are to-day, they would not win the kingdom." The English lord was so en- raged that ho drew his dagger to plunge it into her, but was liindered by the earl of Warwick. Notices desMSS. iii. 371.
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