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He summoned her to him, and told her abruptly that he had run out of money. He could not afford to continue the siege of Paris, he said. He was disbanding the army, and she must accompany him and his court back to the Loire. The campaign was over.
“You are God’s anointed King of all France,” she told him, “and so I must obey you.” And looking hard at La Trémoille and the king’s advisers, she went on. “You serve neither your king, nor your country but only yourselves. What you have done you will ...live to regret, I promise you.” And sweeping them with a gaze of undisguised contempt, she left them.
Filled with anger and disgust she went at once to the cathedral of St Denis, where she pulled off her armour and hurled it to the ground by the tombs of the French kings. D’Alençon found her praying there some time later, Belami perched nearby. D’Alençon knelt beside her. He could see she was in tears.
“Such a man is not worth crying for, Joan,” he said. “Such a man should not be king.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He summoned her to him, and told her abruptly that he had run out of money. He could not afford to continue the siege of Paris, he said. He was disbanding the army, and she must accompany him and his court back to the Loire. The campaign was over.
“You are God’s anointed King of all France,” she told him, “and so I must obey you.” And looking hard at La Trémoille and the king’s advisers, she went on. “You serve neither your king, nor your country but only yourselves. What you have done you will ...live to regret, I promise you.” And sweeping them with a gaze of undisguised contempt, she left them.
Filled with anger and disgust she went at once to the cathedral of St Denis, where she pulled off her armour and hurled it to the ground by the tombs of the French kings. D’Alençon found her praying there some time later, Belami perched nearby. D’Alençon knelt beside her. He could see she was in tears.
“Such a man is not worth crying for, Joan,” he said. “Such a man should not be king.”
What to read after Sparrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Morpurgo to read onlineMoreLess
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