"They are turned away from us, they are turned to Meung," was the reply.
“Now we must go to see the English at Meung,” she told Alençon.
There they heard that the French had taken the Meung bridge and laid siege to Beaugency.
There is some sight-seeing to be done in Meung, but we were too anxious to get to Orléans to stop for it.
At Beaugency, seven kilometres from Meung,49 one comes upon an architectural and historical treat which is unexpected.
