34, 68.] [Footnote 963: Franklin, _La vie privee d'autrefois_, vols.

ii, xix, _passim_.

H.Havard, _Dictionnaire de l'ameublement_, under the word _lit_.] Thus the Duke's treasurer took the Maid into his house and entertained her at the town's expense.

Jeanne's horses were stabled by a burgess named Jean Pillas.
As for the D'Arc brothers, they did not stay with their sister, but lodged in the house of Thevenin Villedart.

The town paid all their expenses; for example it furnished them with the shoes and gaiters they needed and gave them a few gold crowns.