“In your youth, did you play in the fields with the other children?”
“I certainly went sometimes, I do not know at what age.”
“Do the Domremy people side with the Burgundians or with the opposite party?”
“I knew only one Burgundian[[24]] at Domremy: I should have been quite willing for them to cut off his head—always had it pleased God.”
“The Maxey people, were they Burgundians, or opposed to the Burgundians?”
“They were Burgundians. As soon as I knew that my Voices were for the King of France, I loved the Burgundians no more. The Burgundians will have war unless they do what they ought; I know it by my Voice. The English were already in France when my Voices began to come to me. I do not remember being with the children of Domremy when they went to fight against those of Maxey for the French side: but I certainly saw the Domremy children who had fought with those of Maxey coming back many times, wounded and bleeding.”
“Had you in your youth any intention of fighting the Burgundians?”
“I had a great will and desire that my King should have his own Kingdom.”
“When you had to come into France, did you wish to be a man?”
“I have answered this elsewhere.”