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prophetess。 Recover'd is the town of Orleans。 More blessed hap did ne'er 

befall our state。 REIGNIER。 Why ring not out the bells aloud throughout 

the   town�拭  �Dauphin�察  �command   the   citizens   make   bonfires And   feast   and 

banquet in   the open   streets To   celebrate the   joy that   God   hath   given   us。 

ALENCON。 All France will be replete with mirth and joy When they shall 

hear how we have play'd the men。 CHARLES。 'Tis Joan�察�not we�察�by whom 

the day is won�察�For which I will divide my crown with her�察�And all the 

priests and friars in my realm Shall in procession sing her endless praise。 

A statelier pyramis to her I'll rear Than Rhodope's of Memphis ever was。 

In memory of her�察�when she is dead�察�Her ashes�察�in an urn more precious 

Than    the  rich  jewel'd  coffer  of  Darius�察 �Transported    shall  be  at  high 

festivals Before the kings and queens of France。 No longer on Saint Denis 

will we cry�察�But Joan la Pucelle shall be France's saint。 Come in�察�and let us 

banquet royally After this golden day of victory。 Flourish。 Exeunt 



       



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               ACT II。 



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                                     SCENE 1。 



                                    Before Orleans 

    Enter a FRENCH SERGEANT and two SENTINELS 

       SERGEANT。 Sirs�察�take your places and be vigilant。 If any noise or 

soldier you perceive Near to the walls�察�by some apparent sign Let us have 

knowledge at the court of guard。 FIRST SENTINEL。 Sergeant�察�you shall。 

��Exit SERGEANT�А�Thus are poor servitors�察�When others sleep upon their 

quiet beds�察�Constrain'd to watch in darkness�察�rain�察�and cold。 

       Enter TALBOT�察�BEDFORD�察�BURGUNDY�察�and forces�察�with scaling´ 

ladders�察�their drums beating a dead march 

       TALBOT。       Lord   Regent�察    �and   redoubted     Burgundy�察    �By   whose 

approach the regions of Artois�察�Wallon�察�and Picardy�察�are friends to us�察�This 

happy     night  the  Frenchmen      are  secure�察 �Having    all  day   carous'd   and 

banqueted�察�Embrace we then this opportunity�察�As fitting best to quittance 

their deceit�察�Contriv'd by art and baleful sorcery。 BEDFORD。 Coward of 

France�察  �how    much    he  wrongs    his   fame�察 �Despairing    of   his  own  arm's 

fortitude�察�To join with witches and the help of hell� �BURGUNDY。 Traitors 

have   never   other   company。   But   what's   that   Pucelle   whom   they   term   so 

pure�拭�TALBOT。 A maid�察�they say。 BEDFORD。 A maid� �and be so martial� �

BURGUNDY。 Pray God she prove not masculine ere long�察�If underneath 

the standard of the French She carry armour as she hath begun。 TALBOT。 



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     Well�察�let them practise and converse with spirits�此�God is our fortress�察�in 

whose   conquering   name   Let   us   resolve   to   scale   their   flinty   bulwarks。 

BEDFORD。 Ascend�察�brave Talbot�察�we will follow thee。 TALBOT。 Not all 

together�察�better far�察�I guess�察�That we do make our entrance several ways�察�

That if it chance the one of us do fail The other yet may rise against their 

force。 BEDFORD。 Agreed�察�I'll to yond corner。 BURGUNDY。 And I to this。 

TALBOT。 And here will Talbot mount or make his grave。 Now�察�Salisbury�察�

for thee�察�and for the right Of English Henry�察�shall this night appear How 

much   in   duty  I   am  bound   to   both。  ��The   English   scale   the  walls   and   cry 

'Saint George� �a Talbot��'�А�SENTINEL。 Arm� �arm� �The enemy doth make 

assault。 

       The   French   leap   o'er   the   walls   in   their   shirts。   Enter�察  �several   ways�察�

BASTARD�察�ALENCON�察�REIGNIER�察�half ready and half unready 

       ALENCON。 How now�察�my lords�拭�What�察�all unready so�拭�BASTARD。 

Unready� �Ay�察�and glad we 'scap'd so well。 REIGNIER。 'Twas time�察�I trow�察�

to   wake    and   leave   our   beds�察  �Hearing    alarums    at  our   chamber     doors。 

ALENCON。 Of all exploits since first I follow'd arms Ne'er heard I of a 

warlike   enterprise   More   venturous   or   desperate   than   this。   BASTARD。   I 

think this Talbot be a fiend of hell。 REIGNIER。 If not of hell�察�the heavens�察�

sure�察�favour him ALENCON。 Here cometh Charles�察�I marvel how he sped。 

       Enter CHARLES and LA PUCELLE BASTARD。 Tut� �holy Joan was 

his defensive guard。 CHARLES。 Is this thy cunning�察�thou deceitful dame�拭�

Didst thou at first�察�to flatter us withal�察�Make us partakers of a little gain 

That now our loss might be ten times so much�拭�PUCELLE。 Wherefore is 

Charles   impatient   with his   friend�拭�At   all times   will   you have   my   power 

alike�拭�Sleeping or waking�察�must I still prevail Or will you blame and lay 

the   fault   on   me�拭  �Improvident   soldiers�   �Had   your   watch   been   good  This 

sudden   mischief   never   could   have   fall'n。   CHARLES。   Duke   of Alencon�察�

this was your default That�察�being captain of the watch to´night�察�Did look 

no better to that weighty charge。 ALENCON。 Had all your quarters been 

as safely kept As that whereof I had the government�察�We had not been thus 

shamefully  surpris'd。   BASTARD。   Mine   was   secure。   REIGNIER。 And   so 

was mine�察�my lord。 CHARLES。 And�察�for myself�察�most part of all this night�察�

Within   her   quarter   and   mine   own   precinct   I   was   employ'd   in   passing   to 



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and fro About relieving of the sentinels。 Then how or which way should 

they first break in�拭�PUCELLE。 Question�察�my lords�察�no further of the case�察�

How or which way�察�'tis sure they found some place But weakly guarded�察�

where the breach was made。 And now there rests no other shift but this To 

gather    our   soldiers�察  �scatter'd  and   dispers'd�察   �And   lay   new   platforms     to 

endamage them。 

       Alarum。 Enter an ENGLISH SOLDIER�察�crying 'A Talbot� �A Talbot��' 

They fly�察�leaving their clothes behind 

       SOLDIER。   I'll   be   so   bold   to   take   what   they   have   left。   The   cry   of 

Talbot   serves   me   for   a   sword�察  �For   I   have   loaden   me   with   many   spoils�察�

Using no other weapon but his name。 Exit 



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                                      SCENE 2。 



                              ORLEANS。 Within the town 

       Enter TALBOT�察�BEDFORD�察�BURGUNDY�察�a CAPTAIN�察�and others 

       BEDFORD。 The day begins to break�察�and night is fled Whose pitchy 

mantle over´veil'd the earth。 Here sound retreat and cease our hot pursuit。 

��Retreat   sounded�А  �TALBOT。   Bring   forth   the   body   of   old   Salisbury And 

here advance it in the market´place�察�The middle centre of this cursed town。 

Now   have   I   paid   my   vow   unto   his   soul�察  �For   every   drop   of   blood   was 

drawn from him There hath at least five Frenchmen died to´night。 And that 

hereafter ages may behold What ruin happened in revenge of him�察�Within 

their chiefest temple I'll erect A tomb�察�wherein his corpse shall be interr'd�察�

Upon the which�察�that every one may read�察�Shall be engrav'd the sack of 

Orleans�察�The treacherous manner of his mournful death�察�And what a terror 

he had been to France。 But�察�lords�察�in all our bloody massacre�察�I muse we 

met not with the Dauphin's grace�察�His new´come champion�察�virtuous Joan 

of Arc�察�Nor any of his false confederates。 BEDFORD。 'Tis thought�察�Lord 

Talbot�察  �when   the   fight   began�察  �Rous'd   on   the   sudden   from   their   drowsy 

beds�察�They did amongst the troops of armed men Leap o'er the walls for 

refuge   in the  field。  BURGUNDY。  Myself�察 �as   far  as   I could   well discern 

For smoke and dusky vapours of the night�察�Am sure I scar'd the Dauphin 

and his trull�察�When arm in arm they both came swiftly running�察�Like to a 

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