It was soon before her.

As she was mounting it, she remem- bered that she had left her banner in the room, and ordered him to fetch it.

Too ardent to await his descent, she called to him to throw it to her from the window: he obeyed, and spurring her horse to a speed that struck lire from his feet, she reached the gate where the greatest uproar was raging.

14 These emotions resemble a sudden access of delirium ; but they coincided with the surrounding circumstances, and were thought to be supernatural.

A part of the garrison, elevated by their enthu- Her first siasrn, had devoted themselves, without the know- efforts - lege of the governor, to attack the English bastille St Loup, that formed one of the most advanced posts of the siege.