LR 1.03 Three is Company

1.03.000 {h} Three is Company
1.03.001 {p} ‘You ought to … go.
1.03.002 {p} ‘I know. But … time.’
1.03.003 {p} ‘Of course you … long.’
1.03.004 {p} ‘What about the … then.’
1.03.005 {p} To tell the … tell.
1.03.006 {p} He looked at … toad.’
1.03.007 {p} ‘As for where … yet.’
1.03.008 {p} ‘Don’t be absurd!’ … known.’
1.03.009 {p} ‘I have been … see.’
1.03.010 {p} ‘But you cannot … yet.’
1.03.011 {p} ‘No indeed!’ said … take?’
1.03.012 {p} ‘Towards danger; but … fails.’
1.03.013 {p} ‘Rivendell!’ said Frodo. … peace.
1.03.014 {ps} One summer’s evening … Sackville-Bagginses!
1.03.015 {p} ‘For a nice … 102.)
1.03.016 {p} Just why Mr. … Buckland.
1.03.017 {p} ‘Yes, I shall … house.’
1.03.018 {p} As a matter … credible.
1.03.019 {ps} Gandalf stayed in … should.’
1.03.020 {p} He spoke lightly, … asked.
1.03.021 {p} ‘Well no; but … it!’
1.03.022 {p} He went off … Road.’
1.03.023 {p} At first Frodo … full.
1.03.024 {p} Autumn was well … upside-down.
1.03.025 {p} On September 20th … them.
1.03.026 {p} The four younger … Sackville-Bagginses.
1.03.027 {p} ‘Whatever happens to … Winyards.
1.03.028 {p} When they had … come.
1.03.029 {ps} The next morning … way!’
1.03.030 {p} Folco went home … easy.
1.03.031 {p} ‘I shall get … thought.
1.03.032 {p} After lunch, the … tea.
1.03.033 {p} He took his … neighbour.
1.03.034 {p} ‘Our last meal … disappeared.
1.03.035 {ps} The sun went … dusk.
1.03.036 {p} The sky was … out.
1.03.037 {p} ‘No, Mr. Baggins … you!’
1.03.038 {p} Footsteps went away … End.
1.03.039 {p} Pippin was sitting … Time!’
1.03.040 {p} ‘Coming, sir!’ came … cellar.
1.03.041 {p} ‘All aboard, Sam?’ … Frodo.
1.03.042 {p} ‘Yes, sir. I’ll … sir.’
1.03.043 {p} Frodo shut and … speed.
1.03.044 {p} ‘Well, now we’re … grasses.
1.03.045 {ps} At the bottom … dwarf.
1.03.046 {p} ‘I am sure … backs.’
1.03.047 {p} ‘I could take … untruthfully.
1.03.048 {p} ‘No you don’t, … own.’
1.03.049 {p} ‘Be kind to … bed.’
1.03.050 {p} For a short … passing.
1.03.051 {p} After some time … farewell.
1.03.052 {p} ‘I wonder if … quietly.
1.03.053 {p} When they had … Eastfarthing.
1.03.054 {p} After a while … yawned.
1.03.055 {p} ‘I am so … midnight.’
1.03.056 {p} ‘I thought you … spot.’
1.03.057 {p} ‘The wind’s in … geography.
1.03.058 {p} Just over the … sniffed.
1.03.059 {p} ‘Hobbits!’ he thought. … it.
1.03.060 {ps} The morning came, … morning.’
1.03.061 {p} ‘What’s beautiful about … hot?’
1.03.062 {p} Sam jumped up, … said.
1.03.063 {p} Frodo stripped the … disappeared.
1.03.064 {p} When he returned … water?’
1.03.065 {p} ‘I don’t keep … Frodo.
1.03.066 {p} ‘We thought you … now.’
1.03.067 {p} ‘You can come … hands.
1.03.068 {p} When their breakfast … burden.
1.03.069 {p} The day’s march … string.
1.03.070 {p} ‘The road goes … horizon.
1.03.071 {p} ‘Do Elves live … asked.
1.03.072 {p} ‘Not that I … slowly:
1.03.073 {lg} The Road goes … say.
1.03.074 {p} ‘That sounds like … encouraging.’
1.03.075 {p} ‘I don’t know,’ … walk.’
1.03.076 {p} ‘Well, the Road … rest.
1.03.077 {ps} The sun was … woods.
1.03.078 {p} ‘I can hear … Sam.
1.03.079 {p} They looked back, … him.
1.03.080 {p} ‘It may not … sight!’
1.03.081 {p} The other two … roots.
1.03.082 {p} Round the corner … invisible.
1.03.083 {p} When it reached … road.
1.03.084 {p} A sudden unreasoning … trot.
1.03.085 {p} Frodo crawled to … right.
1.03.086 {p} ‘Well, I call … behaviour.
1.03.087 {p} ‘I can’t say … before.’
1.03.088 {p} ‘But what has … world?’
1.03.089 {p} ‘There are some … from.’
1.03.090 {p} ‘Begging your pardon,’ … to.’
1.03.091 {p} ‘What do you … before?’
1.03.092 {p} ‘I have only … funny.
1.03.093 {p} ‘I couldn’t stay … me.’
1.03.094 {p} ‘The Gaffer can’t … road.’
1.03.095 {p} ‘Still, there may … us.’
1.03.096 {p} ‘What about the … chap.’
1.03.097 {p} ‘I wish I … worse.’
1.03.098 {p} ‘Then you know … words.
1.03.099 {p} ‘I don’t know, … Frodo.
1.03.100 {p} ‘All right, cousin … me.’
1.03.101 {p} ‘Yes, I think … away.’
1.03.102 {ps} The shadows of … thickets.
1.03.103 {p} The sun had … Frodo.
1.03.104 {p} Not far from … time.
1.03.105 {p} Twilight was about … Adventure.
1.03.106 {lg} Upon the hearth … by!
1.03.107 {lg} Still round the … well!
1.03.108 {lg} Home is behind, … bed!
1.03.109 {p} The song ended. … voice.
1.03.110 {p} ‘Hush!’ said Frodo. … again.’
1.03.111 {p} They stopped suddenly … oak-trees.
1.03.112 {p} ‘Don’t let us … Rider.’
1.03.113 {p} ‘Very well!’ said … sniffing!’
1.03.114 {p} The hoofs drew … moon.
1.03.115 {p} The sound of … him.
1.03.116 {p} Once more the … again.
1.03.117 {p} ‘Elves!’ exclaimed Sam … back.
1.03.118 {p} ‘Yes, it is … away.’
1.03.119 {p} ‘What about the … them?’
1.03.120 {p} ‘Listen! They are … wait.’
1.03.121 {p} The singing drew … it:
1.03.122 {lg} Snow-white! Snow-white! O … trees!
1.03.123 {lg} Gilthoniel! O Elbereth! … Sea.
1.03.124 {lg} O stars that … blown!
1.03.125 {lg} O Elbereth! Gilthoniel! … Seas.
1.03.126 {p} The song ended. … chance!’
1.03.127 {p} The hobbits sat … laughed.
1.03.128 {p} ‘Hail, Frodo!’ he … round.
1.03.129 {p} ‘This is indeed … it?’
1.03.130 {p} ‘The meaning of … company.’
1.03.131 {p} ‘But we have … going?’
1.03.132 {p} ‘And how do … return.
1.03.133 {p} ‘We know many … us.’
1.03.134 {p} ‘Who are you, … Frodo.
1.03.135 {p} ‘I am Gildor,’ … you.’
1.03.136 {p} ‘O Wise People!’ … Riders!’
1.03.137 {p} ‘Black Riders?’ they … Riders?’
1.03.138 {p} ‘Because two Black … near.’
1.03.139 {p} The Elves did … will.’
1.03.140 {p} ‘O Fair Folk! … speech.
1.03.141 {p} ‘Be careful, friends!’ … halt.’
1.03.142 {p} ‘Why? Where are … Frodo.
1.03.143 {p} ‘For tonight we … tomorrow.’
1.03.144 {p} They now marched … joy.
1.03.145 {ps} The woods on … Woodhall.
1.03.146 {p} The Elves sat … hillock.
1.03.147 {p} Away high in … light.
1.03.148 {p} ‘Come!’ the Elves … merriment!’
1.03.149 {p} Pippin sat up … him.
1.03.150 {p} At the south … dishes.
1.03.151 {p} ‘This is poor … better.’
1.03.152 {p} ‘It seems to … Frodo.
1.03.153 {p} Pippin afterwards recalled … afternoon.
1.03.154 {p} Sam could never … mean.’
1.03.155 {p} Frodo sat, eating, … hobbits!’
1.03.156 {p} After a while … Gildor.
1.03.157 {ps} They spoke of … heart:
1.03.158 {p} ‘Tell me, Gildor, … us?’
1.03.159 {p} Gildor smiled. ‘Yes,’ … silent.
1.03.160 {p} ‘You do not … so?’
1.03.161 {p} ‘It is,’ said … gently.
1.03.162 {p} ‘The secret will … Gildor.
1.03.163 {p} ‘The Enemy?’ said … Shire?’
1.03.164 {p} ‘I do not … side.’
1.03.165 {p} ‘You mean the … Riders?’
1.03.166 {p} ‘Has Gandalf told … nothing?’
1.03.167 {p} ‘Nothing about such creatures.’
1.03.168 {p} ‘Then I think … you.’
1.03.169 {p} ‘I cannot imagine … peace?’
1.03.170 {p} ‘But it is … out.’
1.03.171 {p} ‘I know – … Buckland.’
1.03.172 {p} ‘I think you … Shire?’
1.03.173 {p} ‘I hope so. … him?’
1.03.174 {p} Gildor was silent … wait.’
1.03.175 {p} ‘And it is … yes.’
1.03.176 {p} ‘Is it indeed?’ … much.’
1.03.177 {p} ‘I am deeply … me.’
1.03.178 {p} ‘Is it not … you!’
1.03.179 {p} ‘But where shall … need.’
1.03.180 {p} ‘Courage is found … world.’
1.03.181 {p} Frodo felt sleep … slumber.