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people famous & infamous quiz

poodledoo | 15:49 Sun 05th Sep 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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29)The "Maid of Orleans" (3,2,7) ..................I always understood this clue to refer to Joan of Arc, but it doesn't fit the number of letters. Any other suggestions please?

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emeritus

Maid of Orleans

emeritus

sorry didnt read the question

boxtops

That has bewildered me too!

sadielady

Joan of Arcadia

poodledoo

Question Author

thank you for replies but still looking for answer (3,2,7)

jjo1958

Jai La Pucelle

poodledoo

Question Author

thank you jjo 1958-most clever!

denquiz

I am a bit puzzled as to why the answer is Jai (or J'ai) La Pucelle for this clue?
I understand the 'La Pucelle' which is French for 'The Maid' and how Joan of Arc liked to be known according to a saying that is attributed to her: 'I have the name of The Maid'.
But surely 'J'ai la pucelle' translated from French would mean 'I have the maid'?
I note her preferred French name was Jehanne or Jeanne - perhaps the 3 letter word might be 'Jen' or even 'Jan' (the latter word being how Jehanne is pronounced)?
She was also sometimes known as Jehanne la Pucellle or Jeanne La Pucelle. Perhaps the setter has made an error in the number of letters for the first word?
What do others think?

denquiz

still puzzled tonite, please can anyone help me with this one? (see message above)

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