Saint Joan Quotes

The Dauphin, Charles VII of France I wanna hear no more of ].  As he was so ], he used up the whole ] stock of wisdom for five generations and left me the poor ] I am.

Joan of Arc There's no help, no council in any of you.  I thought I would have ] in the court of ], and I find only ] fighting for pieces of her poor, torn body.  I believed that you, who now cast me out, would be like strong towers to keep ] from me.  But I am ] now, and nobody is any the worse for being the wiser.

Joan of Arc I can turn you into a ], and that is a ] that'll take some doing, it seems.

Joan of Arc I was ] all the same.  Can they unburn me?

Joan of Arc I cannot bear to be hurt, and if you ] me, I will say anything you like to stop the ], but I will take it all back afterwards.

Joan of Arc I wear it like this because I am a ].  Could you ] with your ] rolled up in those big horns?

Joan of Arc You will all be glad to see me ].  But if I go through the ], I shall go through it to their ], ] and ever, and so ] be with me.

Joan of Arc There is always ]—except in ].

Joan of Arc Perpetual ]"!  Am I not then to be set ]?  …    Light your ].  Do you think I would ] it as much as ] as a ] in a hole?  My ] were right.  Yes, they told me you were ], and that I was not to listen to your fine words, nor ] to your ].  You ] me my ], but you ]!  You think life is nothing but not being stone ].  It is not the ] and ] I fear; I can live on bread, but if I ask for more, bread has no ] for me, water no affliction.  But, to shut me from the ] of the ], and the sight of the fields and ], to chain my ] so that I can never again ride with the ], nor climb the ], to make me breathe foul, damp ] and keep me from everything that brings me back to the ] of ], when your ] and ] tempted me to ] him!    I could do without my warhorse, I could drag about in a skirt, I could let the trumpets and the banners and the ] and the soldiers pass me and leave me behind as they leave the other ], if only I could still hear the ] in the ], the locks in the ], the ] ] crying through the frost, and the ] ] ] that send my voices to me on the wind.  But without these things, I cannot live!  And by your wanting to take them from me, or from any ], I know that your council is of the ], and that mine is of God! 

Joan of Arc Show me the way to the bridge; I shall be the first to cross it.  I ] you to follow me.

English soldier The ], lady.  Excuse me, I've got a pressing appointment—].

Jean de Dunois, Bastard of Orléans Do you expect people to ] you for showing them up?  Do archbishops enjoy being played off their own alters, even by ]?

Pierre Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvais A ] ] is always better for the ] than a ] one.

English soldier ] is fair.  ] her is ya want to, but there's no call to being ].

Joan of Arc What other ] can I judge by but my own?

Joan of Arc Oh ], who made this ] ], when will it be ready to receive your ]?  How long, oh Lord?  How long?

The Dauphin, Charles VII of France I'll read it for you if you like.  I can ], you know.