LR 1.06 The Old Forest

1.06.000 {h} The Old Forest
1.06.001 {p} Frodo woke suddenly. … bewildered.
1.06.002 {p} ‘What is it!’ … off.’
1.06.003 {p} Soon after six … house.
1.06.004 {p} In their shed … cobwebs.
1.06.005 {p} ‘How are you … Fredegar.
1.06.006 {p} ‘Follow me!’ said … side.
1.06.007 {p} Here Fatty Bolger … day!’
1.06.008 {p} ‘If there are … tunnel.
1.06.009 {p} It was dark … ominous.
1.06.010 {p} ‘There!’ said Merry. … Forest.’
1.06.011 {p} ‘Are the stories … Pippin.
1.06.012 {p} ‘I don’t know … made.’
1.06.013 {p} ‘Is it only … Pippin.
1.06.014 {p} ‘There are various … find.’
1.06.015 {ps} The hobbits now … growths.
1.06.016 {p} Merry alone seemed … lies!’
1.06.017 {p} They picked a … blow.
1.06.018 {p} There was not … you!’
1.06.019 {p} The others halted … before.
1.06.020 {p} ‘I should not … good.’
1.06.021 {p} Frodo began to … ahead.
1.06.022 {p} ‘Well, well!’ he … away!’
1.06.023 {ps} The light grew … Forest.
1.06.024 {p} The hobbits felt … all.
1.06.025 {p} But after a … murmur.
1.06.026 {lg} O! Wanderers in … fail…
1.06.027 {p} Fail – even … them.
1.06.028 {p} ‘They do not … chorus!’
1.06.029 {p} He spoke cheerfully, … it.
1.06.030 {ps} They now hurried … crown.
1.06.031 {p} The hobbits led … smoke.
1.06.032 {p} ‘That,’ said Merry, … were.’
1.06.033 {p} The others looked … view.
1.06.034 {p} The sun on … veiled.
1.06.035 {p} On the south-eastern … itself.
1.06.036 {ps} At length they … wood.
1.06.037 {p} At first their … downwards.
1.06.038 {ps} After an hour … it.
1.06.039 {p} The afternoon was … them.
1.06.040 {p} After stumbling along … creaking.
1.06.041 {p} ‘Well, now I … explore.’
1.06.042 {p} He passed out … eventually.’
1.06.043 {p} ‘I dare say!’ … go?’
1.06.044 {p} ‘No,’ said Merry, … of.’
1.06.045 {p} There being nothing … across.
1.06.046 {ps} The hobbits began … eyes.
1.06.047 {p} Frodo felt his … flies!’
1.06.048 {p} Frodo did not … stupidly.
1.06.049 {p} Suddenly Frodo himself … grass.
1.06.050 {p} Merry and Pippin … willow.
1.06.051 {p} Frodo lay for … minute.’
1.06.052 {p} Half in a … tree.
1.06.053 {ps} Sam sat down … all!’
1.06.054 {p} He pulled himself … fast.
1.06.055 {p} He rushed back … spluttered.
1.06.056 {p} ‘Do you know, … in!’
1.06.057 {p} ‘You were dreaming … sleepy.’
1.06.058 {p} ‘What about the … having.’
1.06.059 {p} They went round … pincers.
1.06.060 {p} Frodo and Sam … useless.
1.06.061 {p} ‘What a foul … laughter.
1.06.062 {p} ‘I suppose we … Sam.
1.06.063 {p} ‘I brought a … use.’
1.06.064 {p} ‘Wait a minute!’ … fire!’
1.06.065 {p} ‘We might,’ said … inside.’
1.06.066 {p} ‘We might try … hatchet.
1.06.067 {p} Quickly they gathered … yell.
1.06.068 {p} ‘Put it out! … so!’
1.06.069 {p} ‘Who? What?’ shouted … tree.
1.06.070 {p} ‘Put it out! … witless.
1.06.071 {p} Suddenly he stopped. … nonsense:
1.06.072 {lg} Hey dol! merry … Bombadillo!
1.06.073 {p} Half hopeful and … song:
1.06.074 {lg} Hey! Come merry … singing?
1.06.075 {p} Frodo and Sam … water-lilies.
1.06.076 {p} ‘Help!’ cried Frodo … out.
1.06.077 {p} ‘Whoa! Whoa! steady … lilies!’
1.06.078 {p} ‘My friends are … breathlessly.
1.06.079 {p} ‘Master Merry’s being … Sam.
1.06.080 {p} ‘What?’ shouted Tom … Willow!’
1.06.081 {p} Setting down his … crack.
1.06.082 {p} There was a … fell.
1.06.083 {p} ‘Thank you!’ said … other.
1.06.084 {p} Tom Bombadil burst … nonsensically.
1.06.085 {p} Too surprised and … halloo!
1.06.086 {lg} Hop along, my … you!
1.06.087 {p} After that the … dusk.
1.06.088 {p} It became difficult … awakening.
1.06.089 {p} Just as they … sky.
1.06.090 {p} The grass under … night.
1.06.091 {p} They all hurried … them.
1.06.092 {lg} Hey! Come derry … together!
1.06.093 {p} Then another clear … them:
1.06.094 {lg} Now let the … River-daughter!
1.06.095 {p} And with that … them.