But this concord did not long endure.

Whatever tradition alleges as to the friendly relations subsisting between the citizens and their military guests,[505] affairs in Orleans were in truth not different from what they were in other besieged towns; before long the inhabitants began to complain of the garrison.
[Footnote 504: _Chronique de la Pucelle_, pp.

257, 258.

_Journal du siege_, pp.

6, 7.