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Just after the visit to �ٴdz���é����-����-�ʳܳ��������, where he was greeted by a small band, a line of local officials and a thin crowd of a few dozen visitors, he stopped in Vaucouleurs, where Joan is said to have begun her mission to lead the dauphin to victory.

Not that there’s much to see or do in �ٴdz���é����-����-�ʳܳ��������, an economically depressed village of fewer than 200 people.

�ٴdz���é����-����-�ʳܳ�������� is a typical agricultural village of Eastern France.

There a carriage can be had for Domrémy, and with a luncheon-basket a summer's day may be most agreeably spent between Neufchâteau and the little station of Domrémy-Maxey-sur-Meuse, at which point, about three miles beyond �ٴdz���é����-����-�ʳܳ��������, you may strike the railway which leads to Nancy.

Very near �ٴdz���é����-����-�ʳܳ��������, a resident of the country, M. Sédille, has built, on a fine hill overlooking the valley of the Meuse, a small chapel adorned with a group representing the Maiden kneeling before her Saints and the Archangel.