_Joan tells the King his secret_ " 42 _The English Archers betrayed by the Stag_ " 64 _The Coronation of Charles VII_ " 68 _'Instantly a gust of wind blew her off the rock into the sea'_ " 92 _'One man . . . stalked about the deck and flourished a cutlass . . . shouting that he was "king of the country"'_ " 196 _The Indian threatens Peter Williamson_ " 214 _'Another party of Indians arrived, bringing twenty scalps and three prisoners'_ " 218 _The savages attack the boat_ " 230 _'The madman dwelt alone'_ " 242 _King Olaf leaps overboard_ " 256 _'In the Borghese gardens practised that royal game of golf_ " 266 _'I will, though not another man in the Highlands should draw a sword'_ " 272 _'He galloped up the streets of Edinburgh shouting, "Victory! Victory!"'_ " 294 _Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo Huaco, the Children of the Sun, come from Lake Titicaca to govern and civilise the tribes of Peru_ " 374 _In one cave the soldiers found vases of pure gold, etc._ " 412 _WOODCUTS IN TEXT_ PAGE _One of them lifted his assegai_ 17 _'The Fairy Tree'_ 20 _Joan hears the Voice_ 28 _Robert thinks Joan crazed_ 34 _'Sir, this is ill done of you'_ 37 _'In a better language than yours,' said Joan_ 46 _'Lead him to the Cross!' cried she_ 50 _'Then spurred she her horse . . . and put out the flame'_ 53 _Joan is wounded by the arrow_ 57 _'Now arose a dispute among the captains'_ 61 _One Englishman at least died well_ 63 _Joan challenges the English to sally forth_ 73 _'Go she would not till she had taken that town'_ 79 _Joan Captured_ 83 _Joan at Beaurevoir_ 85 _'The burned Joan the Maid'_ 89 _The Bass attacked by the frigates_ 97 _Ines pleads for her life_ 101 _'I will send you a champion whom you will fear more than you fear me'_ 107