How Else Would God Speak

I Shall Last A Year, And But Little Longer: We Must Think To Do Good Work In That Year. Four Things Are Laid Upon Me: To Drive Out The English; To Bring You To Be Crowned And Anointed At Reims; To Rescue The Duke Of Orléans From The Hands Of The English; And To Raise The Siege Of Orléans.

Far Rather Would I Sit And Sew Beside My Poor Mother, For This Thing Is Not Of My Condition. But I Must Go, And I Must Do This Thing, Because My Lord Will Have It So. Rather Now Than Tomorrow, And Tomorrow Than The Day After!

If Ever I Do Escape, No One Shall Reproach Me With Having Broken Or Violated My Faith, Not Having Given My Word To Any One, Whosoever It May Be.

In God's Name Let Us Go On Bravely.

It Is True I Wished To Escape; And So I Wish Still: Is Not This Lawful For All Prisoners?