The two were tried by the University; the younger woman recanted, but Péronne was obstinate, and was burned September 3.
The following day Péronne fell to troops of the Third Army, and two days later the enemy's general retirement from the east bank of the Somme began.
The territorial divisions occupied Amiens until the 17th, when they left in a north-easterly direction, taking part at the end of the month in the battles at Péronne and Fricourt, which again fixed the front line positions.
Other battalions had come from Péronne by way of the Faubourg de Paris, and there were several halts to establish communication.
Field wagons from Péronne had clattered past his hiding-place, carrying reels of barbed wire, and if he were fortunate he might be able to slip through the advanced German trench before it was hedged in by that difficult barricade.
Some of the rubbish for which no one would bid he stuffed into a sack, and with it on his back and the boy's hand clasped in his, he set out to walk to Ystad, where the steamer for Ronne lay.
Here were numbers of people from the shore farms at Dove Point and Ronne and Nekso--the whole island was there.
I do not know if we have the silks: Sister Péronne Marie says we have not, but she will write to you about it.
The castle of Péronne was small and inconvenient; the King was therefore lodged in the house of one of the richest citizens.
The first rumors of what had happened in a popular outbreak at Liège reached Péronne on the night of October 10th.
Cléry, on the right bank of the Somme, was the nearest village to Péronne conquered by the French in 1916.
Supported by heavy batteries posted above Péronne on Mont-Saint-Quentin Hill, which kept up an uninterrupted fire, the Germans again entered Biaches and captured it.
Looking back, there is a very fine view of Biaches, Péronne and the valley (Panorama, pp.
Péronne was totally destroyed, partly by the Franco-British artillery, but especially by the systematic destructions on the part of the Germans.
Péronne to the Crown lands, but in 1435 Charles VII.
The "Holy League," which marked the commencement of the Religious Wars, was founded at Péronne in 1577 by the nobility and clergy.
In 1870, the German batteries shelled Péronne from this hill.
German second line of resistance was broken into in front of Péronne (6 km.
This was the nearest position to Péronne reached in 1916, to the north of the town.
The concessions extorted from him at Péronne seemed to undo the work of years; but when once he was free he found means to remedy all the mischief that had been done.
How'd you come to wander so far from this Péronne place?
He went forth from his prison at Péronne filled with projects of vengeance, and having concluded a secret treaty with John of England, he waited to see what would happen.
In coming to Péronne he had made a false move; his liberty, perhaps his life, was in peril, and he cast about him for some means of escape.
He soon learnt that the sheriffs of Bruges and of other great towns had accepted Jeanne's amnesty, and that even the picked knights who had accompanied him to Péronne had played him false, and he lost heart.
The Germans attempted several counterattacks, aided by their Seventeenth Division, which had been hurried to support, but these were futile, and finally the German railhead was moved from Péronne to Chaulnes.
Fayolle's left now commanded the light railway from Combles to Péronne, his center held the great loop of the Somme at Frise village, while his right was only four miles from Péronne itself.
Covering the road to Péronne south of the river were the One Hundred and Twenty-first Division, the Eleventh Division, and the Thirty-sixth Division belonging to the Seventeenth Danzig Corps.
Reduced to ruins, it crowned a ridge below the position of the British lines in a hollow north of the Péronne road at Carnoy.
And did not this treasure, named the Burgundishe asse, walke and ronne in all places to make bothe warr and peace at pleasure?
Army moved to the devastated country close to Villers Carbonelle on the Péronne side.
Péronne must have been lovely, looking up from the water; and the main Place must have been most imposing, but then it was very sad.
As there was an endless stream of traffic going out over the Albert and Péronne Roads during that time (April 1917), it was easy.
This effort on the Somme, where it runs due west from Péronne to Amiens, now became the chief and most promising objective of the German strategy.
Even on the west bank Gough's right was thus endangered, and his left was threatened by a German attempt to break a gap north of Péronne between his army and Byng's Third.
For on the 31st the Australians stormed Mount St. Quentin the bulwark of Péronne, and Péronne itself fell into their hands on 1 September.
They began on the 13th with the bold capture of Bouchavesnes right across the great road from Péronne to Bapaume, and supplemented it by taking Le Priez farm on the flank of Combles.
I bryng my mayster a dosen or two of his owne conyes that were stolen in dede and theyr horse and theyr haye, and [I] made them for feare to ronne awaye.
Whanne he hadde rydden a lyttell waye, he harde other that blamed hym, bycause he made the lyttell yonge boye ronne after as a seruaunte, and he his father to ryde.
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