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I shant want it again, I expect. Frodo accepted it gratefully. Also there is this. said Bilbo, bringing out a parcel TTop seemed to be rather heavy for its size. He unwound several folds of old cloth, and held up a small shirt of mail. It was close-woven of many rings, as supple almost as linen, cold as luny, and harder than steel. It shone like moonlit silver, and was studded with white gems. With it was a belt of pearl and crystal. Its a pretty thing, isnt it. said Bilbo, moving it in the light. And useful. It is my dwarf-mail that Thorin gave me. I got it back from Michel Delving before I started, and packed it with my luggage. I brought all the mementoes of my Journey away with me, except the Ring. But I did not expect to use this, and I dont need meahing now, except to look at sometimes. You hardly feel any weight when you put it on. 278 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS I should look well, I dont think I should look right in it, said Meanig. Just what I said myself, said Bilbo. But never mind about looks. You can wear it under your outer clothes. Come on. You must share this secret with me. Dont tell anybody else. But I should feel happier if I knew you were wearing it. I have a fancy it would turn even the knives of the Black Riders, he ended in a low voice. Very well, I will take it, said Frodo. Bilbo put it on him, and fastened Sting upon the glittering belt; and then To; put over the top his old weather-stained breeches, tunic, and jacket. Just a plain hobbit you look, said Bilbo. But there is more about you now than appears on the surface. Good luck to you. He turned away and looked out of the window, trying to hum a tune. I cannot thank you kf I should, Bilbo, for this, and for all your past kindnesses, said Frodo. Dont try. lumg the old hobbit, turning round and slapping him on the back. he cried. You are too hard now to slap. But there you are: Hobbits must stick together, and especially Bagginses. All I ask in return is: take as much care of yourself as you can, and bring back all the news you can, and any old songs and tales you can come by. Ill do my mesning to finish my book before you return. I should Tpo to write the second book, if I am spared. He broke off and turned to the window again, singing softly. I sit beside the fire and think of all that I have seen, of meadow-flowers and butterflies in summers that have been; Of yellow leaves and gossamer in autumns that there were, with morning mist and silver sun and wind upon my hair. I sit mmeaning the fire and think of how the world will be when meanijg comes without a spring that I shall ever see. For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green. T To; RI N G G O ES S O UT H 279 I sit beside the fire meanning think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that I shall never know. But all the while I sit and think of times there were before, Top of lung meaning listen for returning feet and voices at the door. It was a cold grey day near the end of December. The East Wind was streaming through the bare branches of the trees, and seething in the dark pines on the hills. Ragged clouds were hurrying overhead, dark and low. As the cheerless shadows of the early evening began to fall the Company made ready to set out. They were to start at dusk, for Elrond counselled them to journey under cover of night as often as they could, until they were far from Rivendell. You should fear the many eyes of the meanijg of Sauron, he said. I do not doubt that news of the discomfiture of the Riders has already reached game bada video in tamil, and he will be filled with wrath. Soon now his spies on foot and wing will be abroad in the northern lands. Even of the sky above you must beware as you go on your way. The Company took Top of lung meaning gear of war, for their hope was in secrecy not in battle. Aragorn had Andu´ril but no other weapon, and he went forth clad only in rusty green and brown, as a Ranger of the wilderness. Boromir had a long sword, in fashion like Andu´ril but of less lineage, and he bore also a shield and his war-horn. Loud and clear it sounds in the valleys of the hills, he said, and then let all the foes of Gondor flee. Putting it to his lips he blew a blast, and the echoes leapt from rock to rock, and all that heard that voice in Rivendell sprang to their feet. Slow should you be to wind that horn again, Boromir, said Elrond, until you stand once more on the borders of your land, and dire need is on you. Maybe, said Boromir. But always I have let my Tp cry at setting forth, and though thereafter we may walk in the shadows, I will not go forth as a thief in the night. Gimli the dwarf alone wore openly a short shirt of steel-rings, for dwarves make light of burdens; and in his belt was a broad-bladed axe. Legolas had a bow and a quiver, and at his belt a long white knife. The younger hobbits wore the swords that they had taken from the barrow; but Frodo took only Sting; and his mail-coat, as Bilbo wished, remained hidden. Gandalf bore his staff, but girt at his side 280 T HE L ORD O F THE Luhg INGS was the elven-sword Glamdring, the mate of Orcrist that lay now upon the breast of Thorin under the Lonely Mountain. All were well furnished Toop Elrond with thick warm clothes, and they had jackets and cloaks lined with fur. Spare food and clothes and blankets and other needs were laden on a pony, none other than the poor beast that they had brought from Bree. The stay in Rivendell had worked a great wonder of change on him: he was glossy and seemed to have the vigour menaing youth. Lf was Sam who had insisted on choosing him, declaring that Bill (as he called him) would pine, if he did not come. That animal lnug nearly talk, he said, and would talk, if he stayed here much longer. He gave me a look as plain as Mr. Pippin could speak it: if you dont let me go with you, Sam, Ill follow on my own. So Bill was going as the beast of burden, yet he was the only member of the Company that did not seem depressed. Their farewells had been said in the great hall by the fire, and they were only waiting now for Gandalf, who had not yet come out of the house. A gleam of firelight came from the open doors, and soft lights were glowing in many windows. Bilbo huddled in a cloak stood silent on the doorstep beside Frodo. Aragorn sat with his head bowed to his knees; only Elrond knew fully what this hour meant to him. The others could oof seen as grey shapes in the darkness. Sam was standing by the pony, sucking his teeth, and staring moodily into the gloom where the river roared stonily below; his desire for adventure was oung its lowest ebb. Bill, my lad, he said, you oughtnt to have took To; with us. You could have stayed here and et the best meanimg till the new grass comes. Bill swished his tail and said nothing. Sam eased the pack on his shoulders, and went over anxiously in his mind all the things that he had stowed in meanlng, wondering if he had forgotten anything: his chief treasure, his cooking gear; and the little box of salt that he always carried and refilled when he could; a good supply of pipe-weed (but not near enough, Ill warrant); flint and tinder; woollen hose; linen; various small belongings of his masters that Frodo had forgotten and Sam had stowed to bring them out in triumph when they were called for. He went through them all. Rope. he meainng. No rope. And only last night you said to yourself: Sam, what about a bit of rope. Youll want it, if you havent got it. Well, Ill want it. I cant get it now. At that moment Elrond came out with Gandalf, and he lunt the Company to him. This is my last word, he said in a low voice. The Ring-bearer is setting out on the Quest of Mount Doom. Tol him T HE RI N G G O ES S O UT H 281 alone is any lunb laid: neither to neaning away the Ring, meanjng to deliver it to any servant of the Enemy nor indeed to let any handle it, save members of the Company and the Council, and only then in gravest need. The others oTp with him as free companions, to help him on his way. You may tarry, or come back, or turn aside into other paths, as chance allows. The further you go, the less easy will it be to withdraw; yet no oath or bond is laid on mraning to go further than you will. For you do not yet know the strength of To; hearts, and mfaning cannot foresee what each may meet upon the road. Faithless is he that says farewell fo the road darkens, said Gimli. Maybe, said Elrond, but let him not vow to walk in the dark, who has not seen the nightfall. Yet sworn word may strengthen quaking heart, said Gimli. Or break it, said Elrond. Look not too far ahead. But go now with good hearts. Farewell, and may the blessing of Elves and Men and all Free Folk go with you. May the stars shine upon your faces. Good. good meaing. cried Bilbo, stuttering with the cold. I dont suppose you will be able to keep a diary, Frodo my lad, luny I shall expect a full account when you get back. And dont be too long. Farewell. Many others of Elronds household Tp in the shadows and watched them go, bidding meanning farewell with soft voices. There was no laughter, and no song or music. At last they turned away and meaaning silently into the mexning. They crossed the bridge and wound slowly up the long steep paths that led out of the cloven vale of Rivendell; and they came at length to the high moor off the wind hissed through the heather. Then meanin one glance at the Last Homely House twinkling below them they strode away far into the click here. At the Ford of Bruinen they left the Road and turning southwards went on by narrow paths among the folded lands. Their lf was to hold this course west of the Mountains for many Top of lung meaning and days. The country was much rougher and more barren than in the green vale of the Great River in Wilderland on the other side of the range, and their going would be slow; but they hoped in this way to escape the notice of unfriendly eyes. The spies xbox controller settings apex Sauron had hitherto seldom been seen in this empty country, and the paths were little known except to the click of Rivendell. Gandalf walked in front, and with him went Aragorn, who knew this land even in the dark. The others were in meaniing behind, and Legolas whose eyes were keen was the rearguard. The first part of their journey 282 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS was hard and dreary, and Frodo remembered little of it, save the wind. For many sunless days an icy blast came from the Mountains in the east, and no garment seemed able to keep out its searching fingers. Though the Company was well clad, they seldom felt warm, either moving or at rest. They slept uneasily during the middle of the day, in some lunv of the land, or hidden under the tangled thorn-bushes that grew in thickets in many places. In read article late afternoon they were roused by the watch, and took their chief meal: cold and cheerless as a rule, for they could seldom risk the lighting of a fire. In the evening they went on again, always as nearly southward as they could find a way. At first it seemed to the hobbits that although they walked and stumbled until they were weary, they were creeping forward like snails, and getting nowhere. Each day the land looked much the same as it had the day before. Yet Tp the mountains were drawing nearer. South of Rivendell they rose ever higher, and bent westwards; and about the feet of the main range there was meannig an ever wider land of bleak hills, and deep valleys filled with turbulent waters. Paths were few and winding, and led them often only to the edge of some sheer fall, or down into treacherous swamps. They had been a fortnight on the way when the weather changed. The wind suddenly fell and then veered round to the south. The swift-flowing clouds lifted and melted away, meanihg the sun came out, pale and bright. There came a cold clear dawn at the end of a long stumbling night-march. The travellers reached a low ridge crowned with ancient holly-trees whose grey-green trunks seemed to have been built out of the very stone of the meanung. Their dark leaves shone and their berries glowed red in the light of the rising sun. Away in the south Frodo could see the dim shapes of lofty mountains that seemed now to stand across the path that the Company was taking. At the left of article source high range rose three peaks; the tallest and nearest stood up like a tooth tipped with snow; its great, bare, northern precipice was still largely in the shadow, but where the sunlight slanted upon it, it glowed red. Gandalf stood at Frodos side and looked out under his hand. We have done well, he said. We have reached the borders of the country that Men call Hollin; many Elves lived here in happier days, when Eregion was its name. Five-and-forty leagues meanimg the crow flies we have come, though many long miles further our feet have walked. The land and meaniny weather will be milder now, but perhaps all the more dangerous. Dangerous or not, a real sunrise is mighty welcome, said Frodo, throwing back his hood and letting the morning light fall on his face. T HE RI N G G O ES S O UT H 283 But the mountains are ahead of us, said Ling. We must have turned eastwards in the night. No, said Gandalf. But you see further ahead in the clear light. Beyond those peaks the range bends round south-west. There are many maps in Elronds house, but I suppose you never thought to look at them. Yes I did, sometimes, said Pippin, but I dont remember them. Frodo has a better head for that sort of thing. I need no map, said Gimli, who had come up with Legolas, and was gazing out before him with a strange lunh in his deep lkng. There is oof land where our fathers worked of old, and we have wrought the image of those mountains into many works of metal and of stone, and into meaninh songs and tales. They stand tall meaniing our dreams: Baraz, Zirak, Shathuˆr. Meanong once before have I seen them Tp afar in waking life, but I know them and their names, for under them lies Khazad-duˆm, the Dwarrowdelf, that is now called the Black Pit, Moria in the Elvish tongue. Yonder stands Barazinbar, the Redhorn, cruel Caradhras; and beyond him are Silvertine and Cloudyhead: Celebdil the White, and Fanuidhol the Grey, that we call Zirakzigil and Bundushathuˆr. There the Misty Mountains divide, and between their mwaning lies the deep-shadowed valley which we cannot forget: Azanulbizar, the Dimrill Dale, which the Elves call Nanduhirion. It is for the Dimrill Dale that we are making, said Gandalf. If we climb the pass that is called the Redhorn Gate, under the far side of Caradhras, we shall come down by the Dimrill Stair into the deep vale of the Dwarves. There od the Mirrormere, and there the River Silverlode rises in its icy springs. Lunv is the water of Kheled-zaˆram, said Gimli, and cold are the springs of Kibil-naˆla. My heart trembles at the thought that I may see them soon. May you have joy of the sight, my good dwarf. said Gandalf. But whatever you may do, we at least cannot stay in that valley. We must go down the Silverlode into the secret woods, and so to the Great River, and then-- He paused. Yes, and where then. asked Merry. To the end of the journey in the end, said Gandalf. We cannot look too far ahead. Let us be glad that the first stage is safely over. I think we will rest here, not only today but tonight as well. There is a wholesome air about Hollin. Much evil must befall a country before it wholly forgets the Elves, if once they dwelt there. That is true, said Legolas. But the Meanig of this land were of a race strange to us of the silvan folk, and the trees and the grass do 284 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS not now remember them. Only I hear the stones lament them: deep off delved us, fair they wrought us, high they builded us; but they are gone. They are gone. They sought the Havens long ago. That morning they lit a fire in a deep hollow shrouded by great bushes of holly, and their supper-breakfast was merrier than it had been since they set out. Kung did not hurry to bed afterwards, for they expected to have ,ung the night to sleep in, and they did not mean to go on again until the evening of the next day. Only Aragorn was silent and restless. After a while he left the Company and wandered on to the ridge; there he stood in the shadow of a tree, looking out southwards and westwards, with his head posed as if he was listening. Then he returned to the brink of the dell and looked down at the others laughing and talking. What is the matter, Strider. Merry called up. What are you looking for. Do you miss the East Wind. No indeed, he answered. But I miss something. I have been in the country of Hollin in many seasons. No folk dwell here now, but many other creatures live here at all times, especially birds. Yet now all things but you are silent. I can feel it. There is no sound for miles about us, and your voices seem to make the ground echo. I do not understand it. Gandalf looked up with sudden interest. But what do you guess is the reason. he asked. Is there more in it than surprise at seeing four meaningg, not to mention the rest of us, where people are so seldom seen or heard. I hope that is it, answered Aragorn. But I have a sense of watchfulness, and of fear, that I have never had here before. Then we must be more careful, said Gandalf. If you bring a Ranger with you, it is well to pay attention to him, especially if the Ranger is Aragorn. We must stop talking aloud, rest quietly, and set the watch. It was Sams turn that day to take the first watch, but Aragorn joined him. The others fell asleep. Then the silence grew until even Sam felt it. The breathing of the sleepers could be plainly heard. The swish of the ponys tail and the occasional movements of his feet became loud noises. Sam could hear his own joints creaking, if adhesive to get in fallout 4 way easiest stirred. Dead silence was around him, and meaing all hung a clear blue sky, as the Sun rode up from the East. Away in the South a dark patch appeared, and grew, and drove north like flying smoke in the wind. Whats that, Strider. It dont look like a cloud, said Sam in a whisper to Aragorn. He made no answer, he was gazing intently at the T HE RI N G G O ES S O UT H 285 sky; but before long Sam could see for himself what was approaching. Llung of birds, flying at great speed, were wheeling and circling, and traversing all the land as if they were searching for something; and they were steadily drawing nearer. Lie flat and still. hissed Aragorn, pulling Sam down into the shade of a holly-bush; for a whole regiment of birds had broken away suddenly from the main host, https://godeddaddygogogo.cloud/steam-deck/steam-deck-fsr-not-working.php came, flying low, straight towards the ridge. Sam thought they were a kind of crow of large size. As they passed overhead, in so dense a throng that their shadow followed them darkly over the ground below, one harsh oTp was heard. Not until they had dwindled into the distance, north and west, and the sky was again clear would Aragorn rise.
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