Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 69
ung up herwhite armor in St. Denis, and begged to go home.But the King refused; he would need her still,he said; in truth, La Tremouille wished to keepher where he could best oppose her. Her voices now came to her. Remain at St.Denis! they said, and Jeanne determined to stay, even if the King… … FRIENDS ANDENEMIES. THE TOWER AT BAUREVOIR IN WHICH JEANNEWAS IMPRISONED. was still weak, she was forced to submit. Afterthat the glorious army of heroes was disbandedby the Kings orders, and Jeannes heart wasnearly broken. If only she had not been wounded ! This was in September. From that time…
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