Henri Wallon; Janet Tuckey's Life of Joan of Arc, published by Putnam, 1880.

[40] Histoire du Tribunal Revolutionaire de Paris, H. Wallon, I, 57.

how those old people in that little cottagesurrounded with a stone wallon the hill sidefar awaywould weep, if they knew their son was treading on the verge of these burning craters!

She held herself straight, like an oarsman who feels that the current is carrying him away, and her nostrils quivered." CAMILLE LEMONNIER (Contes flamands et wallons).

[Footnote 312: Wallon (Hist.

Privatleven, p. 168; Wallon, op.

4.] [Footnote 335: Wallon, Hist.

Cat. 24 and 56; Wallon, ii.

[Footnote 364: Wallon, op.

[Footnote 367: Wallon (ii.

He had picked up a good deal of information about the positions and details of the battle, and being naturally a sagacious Wallon, and speaking French pretty fluently, he became the favourite cicerone, and every lie he told was taken for gospel.

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and they came running out, looking frightened to death, to find me, red in the face, leaning against the wallon the Quincy side of the road.

(Jeanne d'Arc, by M. Wallon, t. i. p. 32.)

Le Baron de Reinsberg-Düringsfeld, Calendrier Belge (Brussels, 1861-1862), i. 141-143; E. Monseur, Le Folklore Wallon (Brussels, N.D.),

E. Monseur, Folklore Wallon (Brussels, N.D.), p. 130, §§ 1783, 1786, 1787.