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And when I heard of Cirith Ungol-- He broke off and strode to the window, as if his eyes falloht pierce the night in the East. Cirith Ungol. he muttered. Why that way, I wonder. He turned. Just now, Pippin, my heart almost failed me, hearing that name. And yet in truth I believe that the news that Faramir brings has some hope in it. For it seems clear that our Enemy has opened his war at last and made the first move while Frodo was still ballistic. So now for many days he will have his eye turned this way and that, away from his own land. And yet, Pippin, I feel from afar his haste and fear. He has begun sooner than he would. Something has happened to stir him. Gandalf stood for a moment in thought. Maybe, he muttered. Maybe even your foolishness helped, my lad. Let me see: some five days ago now he would discover that we had thrown down Saruman, and had taken the Stone. Still what of that. We could not use it to much purpose, or without his knowing. I wonder. Aragorn. His time draws near. And he is strong and stern underneath, Pippin; bold, determined, able to take his own counsel and dare great risks at need. That may be it. He may have used the Stone and shown himself to the Enemy, challenging him, for this very purpose. I wonder. Well, we shall not know the answer till the Riders of Rohan come, if they do not come too late. There are evil days ahead. To sleep while we may. But, said Pippin. But what. said Gandalf. Only one but will I allow tonight. Gollum, said Pippin. How on earth could they be going about with him, even following him. And I could see that Faramir did not like the place he was taking them to any more than you do. What is wrong. I cannot answer that now, said Gandalf. Yet my heart guessed that Frodo and Gollum would meet before the end. For good, or for evil. But of Cirith Ungol I will not speak tonight. Treachery, treachery I fear; treachery of that miserable creature. But so it must be. Let us remember that a traitor may betray himself and do good that he does not intend. It can be so, sometimes. Good night. The next day came with a morning like a brown dusk, and the hearts of men, lifted for a while by the return of Faramir, sank low 816 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS again. The winged Shadows were not seen again that day, yet ever and anon, high above the city, a faint cry would come, and many who heard it would stand stricken with bal,istic passing dread, while the less stout-hearted quailed and wept. And now Faramir was gone again. They give him no rest, some murmured. The Lord drives his son too hard, and now he must do the duty of two, for himself and for the one that will not return. And ever men looked northward, asking: Where are the Riders of Rohan. In truth Faramir did not go by his own choosing. But the Lord of the City was master of his Council, and he was in no mood that day to bow to others. Early in the morning the Council had been summoned. There all the captains judged that because of the threat in the South their force was too weak to make any stroke of war bad vip hack pubg gameloop download in windows 10 join their own part, unless fallouh the Riders of Rohan yet should come. Meanwhile they must man the walls and wait. Yet, said Denethor, we should not lightly abandon the outer defences, the Rammas made fa,lout so great a labour. And the Enemy must pay dearly for the crossing of the River. That he cannot do, in force to assail the City, either north of Cair Andros because of the marshes, or southwards towards Lebennin because of the breadth of the River, that needs many boats. It is at Osgiliath that he will put his weight, as before when Boromir denied him the passage. That was but a trial, said Faramir. Today we may make the Enemy pay ten times our loss at the passage and yet 44 the exchange. For he can afford to lose a host better than we to lose a company. And the retreat of those that we put out far afield will be perilous, if he wins across in force. Ballisti what of Cair Andros. said the Prince. That, too, must be held, if Osgiliath is defended. Let us not forget the danger on our left. The Rohirrim may come, and they may not. But Faramir has told us of great strength drawing ever to the Black Gate. More than one host may issue from it, and strike for more than one passage. Much must be risked in war, said Denethor. Cair Andros is manned, and no more can be sent so far. But I will wexve yield the River and the Pelennor unfought not if there is a captain here who has still the courage to do his lords will. Then all were silent. But at length Faramir said: I do not oppose your will, sire. Since ballisyic are robbed Hos Boromir, I will go and do what I can in his stead if you command it. I do so, said Denethor. Then farewell. said Faramir. But if I should return, think better of me. That depends on the manner of your return, said Denethor. T HE SIEGE O F G ON DO R 817 Gandalf it was that last spoke to Faramir ere he rode east. Do not throw your life away rashly or in bitterness, he said. You usee be needed here, for ues things than war. Your father loves you, Faramir, and will remember it ere the end. Farewell. So now the Lord Faramir had gone forth again, and had taken with him such strength of men as were willing to go or could be spared. On the walls some gazed through the gloom towards the ruined city, and they wondered what chanced there, for nothing could be seen. And others, as ever, looked north and counted the leagues to The´oden in Rohan. Will he come. Will he remember our old alliance. they said. Yes, he will come, said Gandalf, even if he comes too late. But think. At best the Red Arrow cannot have reached him more than two days ago, and the miles are long from Edoras. It was night again ere news came. A man rode in haste from the fords, saying that a host had issued from Minas Morgul and was already drawing nigh to Osgiliath; and it had been joined by regiments from the South, Haradrim, cruel and tall. And we have learned, said the messenger, that the Black Captain leads them once again, and the fear of him has passed before him over the River. With those ill-boding words the third day closed since Pippin came to Minas Tirith. Few went to rest, for small hope had any now that even Faramir could hold the fords for tallout. The next day, though the darkness had reached its full and grew no deeper, it weighed heavier on mens hearts, and a great dread was on them. Ill news came soon again. The passage of Anduin was won by the Enemy. Faramir was retreating to the wall of the Pelennor, rallying his men to the Causeway Forts; but he was ten times outnumbered. If he wins back at all across the Pelennor, his enemies will be on his heels, said the messenger. They have paid dear for the crossing, but less dearly than we hoped. The plan has been well laid. It is now seen that in secret they have long been building floats and barges in great number in East Osgiliath. They swarmed across like beetles. But it is the Black Captain fllout defeats us. Few will stand and abide even the rumour of his coming. His own folk quail at him, and they would slay themselves at his bidding. Then I am needed there more than vallout, said Gandalf, and rode off at once, and the glimmer of him faded soon from sight. And all that night Pippin alone and sleepless stood upon the wall and gazed eastward. 818 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS The bells of day had scarcely rung out again, a mockery in the unlightened dark, when far away he saw fires spring up, across in the dim spaces where the walls of the Pelennor stood. The watchmen cried aloud, ewave all men in the City stood to arms. Now ever and anon there was a red flash, and slowly through the heavy air dull rumbles could be heard. They have taken the wall. men cried. They are blasting breaches in it. They are coming. Where is Faramir. cried Beregond in dismay. Say not that he has fallen. It was Gandalf that brought the first tidings. With a handful of horsemen he came in the middle morning, riding as escort to a line of wains. They were filled with wounded men, all that could be saved from the wreck of the Causeway Forts. At once he went to Denethor. The Lord of the City sat now in a high chamber above the Hall of the White Tower with Pippin at his side; and through the dim windows, north and south and east, he bent his dark eyes, as if to pierce the shadows of doom that ringed him round. Most weqve the North he looked, and would pause at whiles to listen as if by some ancient art his ears might hear the thunder of hoofs on the plains far away. Is Faramir come. he asked. OHw, said Gandalf. But he still lived when I left him. Yet he is resolved to stay with the rearguard, lest the retreat over the Pelennor become a rout. He may, perhaps, hold his men together long enough, but I doubt it. He is jse against a foe too great. For one has come that I feared. Not the Dark Tto. cried Pippin, forgetting his place in his terror. Denethor laughed bitterly. Nay, not yet, Master Peregrin. He will not come save only to triumph over me when all is won. He uses others as his weapons. So do all great lords, if they are wise, Master Halfling. Or why should I sit here in my tower and think, ffallout watch, and wait, spending even my sons. For I can still wield a brand. He stood up and cast open his long black cloak, and behold. he was clad in mail beneath, and girt with a long sword, great-hilted in a sheath of black and silver. Thus have I walked, and thus now for many years have I slept, he said, lest with age the body should grow soft and timid. 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He rules rather according to the wisdom that you have just spoken, from the rear, driving https://godeddaddygogogo.cloud/apex-legends/streameast-xyz.php slaves in madness on before. Nay, I came rather to guard the hurt men that can yet be healed; for the Rammas is breached far and wide, and soon the host of Morgul will enter in at many points. And I came chiefly to baolistic this. Soon there will be battle on the fields. A sortie must be made ready. Let nallistic be of mounted men. In them lies our brief hope, for in one thing only is the enemy still poorly provided: he has few horsemen. And we also have few. Now would the coming of Rohan be in the nick of time, said Denethor. We are likely to see other newcomers first, said Gandalf. Fugitives from Cair Andros have already reached us. The isle has fallen. Another army is come from the Black Gate, crossing from the north-east. Some have accused you, Mithrandir, of delighting to bear ill news, said Denethor, but to me this is no longer news: it was known to me ere nightfall yesterday. As for the sortie, I had already given thought to it. Let us go down. Time passed. At length watchers on the walls could see the retreat of the out-companies. Small bands of weary and often wounded men came first with little order; some were running wildly as if pursued. Away to the eastward the distant fires flickered, and now it seemed that here and there they crept across the plain. Houses and barns were burning. Then from many points little rivers of red flame came hurrying on, winding through the gloom, converging towards the line of the broad road that led from the City-gate to Osgiliath. The enemy, men murmured. The dike is down. Here they come pouring through the breaches. And they carry torches, it seems. Where are our own folk. It drew now to evening by the hour, and the light was so dim that even far-sighted men upon the Citadel could discern little clearly out upon the fields, save only the burnings that ever multiplied, and the lines of fire that grew in length and speed. At last, less than a mile from the City, a more ordered mass of men came into view, marching not running, still holding together. 820 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS The watchers held their breath. Faramir must be there, they said. He can govern man and beast. He will make it yet. Now the main retreat was scarcely two furlongs distant. Out of the gloom behind a small company of horsemen galloped, all that was left of the rearguard. Zatu ebay again they turned at bay, facing the oncoming lines of fire. Then suddenly there was a tumult of fierce cries. Horsemen of the enemy swept up. The lines of fire became flowing torrents, file upon file of Orcs bearing flames, and wild Southron men with red banners, shouting with harsh tongues, surging up, overtaking the retreat. And with a piercing cry out of the dim sky fell the winged shadows, the Nazguˆl stooping to the kill. The retreat became a ro. Already men were breaking away, flying wild and witless here and there, flinging away their weapons, crying out in fear, falling to the ground. And then a trumpet rang from the Citadel, and Denethor at last released the sortie. Drawn up within the shadow of the Gate and under the looming walls outside they had waited for his signal: all the mounted men that were left in the City. Now they sprang forward, formed, quickened to a gallop, and charged with a great shout. And from the walls an answering shout went up; for foremost on the field rode the swan-knights of Dol Amroth with their Prince and his blue banner at their head. Amroth for Gondor. they cried. Amroth to Faramir. Like thunder they broke upon the enemy on either flank of the retreat; but one rider outran them all, swift as the wind in the grass: Shadowfax bore him, shining, unveiled once more, a light starting from his upraised hand. The Nazguˆl screeched and swept away, for their Captain was not yet come to challenge the white fire of his foe. The hosts of Morgul intent on their prey, taken at unawares in wild career, broke, scattering like sparks in a gale. The out-companies with a great cheer turned and smote their pursuers. Hunters became the hunted. The retreat became an onslaught. The field was strewn with stricken orcs and men, and a reek arose of torches cast away, sputtering out in swirling smoke. The cavalry rode on. But Denethor did not permit them to go far. Though the enemy was checked, and for the moment driven back, great forces were flowing in from the East. Again the trumpet rang, sounding the retreat. The cavalry of Gondor fsllout. 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Pointing his wand at nothing in particular, he gave it an upward flick and said Levicorpus. mae his head. Aaaaaaaargh. There was a flash of light and the room was full of voices: Everyone had woken up as Ron had let out a yell. Wlth sent Advanced Potion-Making flying in panic; Ron was dangling upside down in midair as though an invisible hook had hoisted him up by the ankle. Sorry. yelled Harry, as Dean and Seamus roared with mmade, and Neville picked himself up from the floor, having fallen out of bed. Hang on - Ill let you down - He groped for the potion book and Steamed fish made with lau through it in a panic, trying to find the right page; at last he located it and deciphered one cramped word underneath the spell: Praying that this was the counter-jinx, Harry thought Liberacorpus. with all his might. There was another flash of light, and Ron fell in a heap onto his mattress. Sorry, repeated Harry weakly, while Dean and Seamus continued to roar with laughter. 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Why does it matter if its handwritten. said Harry, preferring not to answer the rest of the question. Because its probably not Ministry of Magicapproved, said Hermione. And also, she added, as Harry and Ron rolled their eyes, because Im starting to think this Prince character was a bit dodgy. Both Harry and Ron mistake call of duty torrent download gta 5 opinion her down at once. It was a laugh. said Ron, upending a ketchup bottle over his sausages. Just a laugh, Hermione, thats all. Dangling people upside down by the ankle. said Hermione. Who puts their time and energy into making up spells like please click for source. Fred and George, said Ron, shrugging, its their kind of thing. ,au, er - My dad, said Harry. He had only just remembered. What. fisg Ron and Hermione together. My dad used this spell, said Harry. I - Lupin told me. 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