If Ever I Do Escape, No One

I Used To Say, "go Boldly In Among The English," And Then I Used To Go Boldly In Myself.

The Poor Folk Gladly Came To Me, For I Did Them No Unkindness, But Helped Them As Much As I Could.

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.

You Say That You Are My Judge; I Do Not Know If You Are; But Take Good Heed Not To Judge Me Ill, Because You Would Put Yourself In Great Peril.

Go Forward Bravely. Fear Nothing. Trust In God; All Will Be Well.