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Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc (02) by Twain, Mark [Paperback (2002)] (edition 2002)

by Mark Twain (Author)

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Excerpt: ...eyes kindled, and she rose; rose and stood, fine and noble, and faced toward the Bishop and said: "Take care what you do, my lord, you who are my judge, for you take a terrible responsibility on yourself and you presume too far." It made a great stir, and Cauchon burst out upon her with an awful threat… (more)
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Title:Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc (02) by Twain, Mark [Paperback (2002)]
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Info:Dover Publications (2002), 336 pages
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Excerpt: ...eyes kindled, and she rose; rose and stood, fine and noble, and faced toward the Bishop and said: "Take care what you do, my lord, you who are my judge, for you take a terrible responsibility on yourself and you presume too far." It made a great stir, and Cauchon burst out upon her with an awful threat

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