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... of modesty which sometimes checks the too frequent and immoral proceedings
of policy , seemed to promise that the inheritors of Henry Transtamare would not
very speedily forget the eminent services performed by the great Duguesclin .
... of modesty which sometimes checks the too frequent and immoral proceedings
of policy , seemed to promise that the inheritors of Henry Transtamare would not
very speedily forget the eminent services performed by the great Duguesclin .
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During this interval of peace , Philip proposed to perform a journey to Arras , for
the purpose of witnessing the nuptials of one of his sons . Scarcely , however ,
had he taken his departure , ( the middle of April , 1402 , ) than Louis demanded
...
During this interval of peace , Philip proposed to perform a journey to Arras , for
the purpose of witnessing the nuptials of one of his sons . Scarcely , however ,
had he taken his departure , ( the middle of April , 1402 , ) than Louis demanded
...
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In the midst of these domestic avocations , and the embarrassments of her
situation , Jeanne nevertheless scrupulously performed all her devotional offices
, and went to confess two or three times . The residence , however , at
Neufchâteau ...
In the midst of these domestic avocations , and the embarrassments of her
situation , Jeanne nevertheless scrupulously performed all her devotional offices
, and went to confess two or three times . The residence , however , at
Neufchâteau ...
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1 insupportable to her , as she was thereby removed to a greater distance from
Vaucouleurs , and consequently prevented from fulfilling the mission which she
conceived herself delegated to perform . At length the Burgundian troops quitted
...
1 insupportable to her , as she was thereby removed to a greater distance from
Vaucouleurs , and consequently prevented from fulfilling the mission which she
conceived herself delegated to perform . At length the Burgundian troops quitted
...
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... then sojourned ; that she had performed a tedious and a perilous journey of
one hundred and fifty leagues for the express purpose of rendering him
assistance ; and that she was acquainted with many things that would be
agreeable to him .
... then sojourned ; that she had performed a tedious and a perilous journey of
one hundred and fifty leagues for the express purpose of rendering him
assistance ; and that she was acquainted with many things that would be
agreeable to him .
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| Título | Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, Volumen1 Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | R. Triphook, 1824 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun. 2019 |
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