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The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2 (of 2)

CHAPTER XVI
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Monstrelet, vol.iv, p.327.Wavrin du Forestel, _Anciennes chroniques_, p.

289.] The Maid, ever zealous, desired to be in the vanguard; but she was kept back.

She did not lead the men-at-arms, rather the men-at-arms led her.

They regarded her, not as captain of war but as a bringer of good luck.

Greatly saddened, she must needs take her place in the rear, in the company, doubtless, of the Sire de Rais, where she had originally been placed.[1281] The whole army pressed forward for fear the enemy should escape them.
[Footnote 1281: _Trial_, vol.iii, p.71._Journal du siege_, p.


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