“At Catherine and Henri’s home, I met Jean de Nouillonpont, better known as Jean de Metz. He was about twenty-eight, maybe thirty years of age and a gentleman, serving under Robert.”
I nodded. “He was very impressed with you and gave a detailed report of your first meeting.”
I consulted my notes and continued: “He told them
When Joan the Maid came to the place and town of Vaucouleurs, in the diocese of Toul, I saw her, dressed in poor clothes, women’s clothes, red; she lodged at the house of one Henri Le Royer of Vaucouleurs. I spoke to her, saying “My dear girl, what are you doing here? Must it not be that the King be cast out of the kingdom and we all become English”.4
When Joan the Maid came to the place and town of Vaucouleurs, in the diocese of Toul, I saw her, dressed in poor clo
