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| | A Monk of Fife - Chapter XVI |
 | | These letters she sealed, and intrusted to Colet de Vienne, the royal messenger, the same who rode from Vaucouleurs to Chinon, in the beginning of the Maid's mission, and who, as then, was faring to Tours with letters from Orleans. |
 | | Meanwhile all the town was full of joy, in early June, because the Maid was to visit the city, with D'Alencon and the Bastard, on her way to besiege Jargeau. |
 | | We found her already armed, for that day she was to ride to Jargeau, and none was with her but her confessor. |
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