Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 63
e. 34 JEANNE DARC OF THE FLAMING SWORD [Nov. But the vision stayed with her, and the childkept thinking sadly of her France, torn by civilwar, fighting within herself and weakening herown defenses, while the Lion of England wascrouched, ready to spring and take what he could.Those in France who… … THE ROOM IN WHICH JEANNE WAS BORN. Now the village of Domremy was devoted to theKing, and as it lay along the line of march, itwas put to the sword, and the poor peasants hadto run for their lives. The family of JacquesdArc fled to Neufchateau, where they took shel-ter in the house of a friend; and…
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