LR 1.09 At the Sign of The Prancing Pony

1.09.000 {h} At the Sign of The Prancing Pony
1.09.001 {p} Bree was the … broad.
1.09.002 {p} The Men of … grass.
1.09.003 {p} In those days … them.
1.09.004 {p} There were also … found.
1.09.005 {p} The Bree-folk, Big … accounts.
1.09.006 {ps} The village of … gatekeepers.
1.09.007 {p} Down on the … Greenway.
1.09.008 {p} The Inn of … Mountains.
1.09.009 {ps} It was dark, … surprise.
1.09.010 {p} ‘What do you … gruffly.
1.09.011 {p} ‘We are making … tonight.’
1.09.012 {p} ‘Hobbits! Four hobbits! … through.
1.09.013 {p} ‘We don’t often … ask?’
1.09.014 {p} ‘Our names and … voice.
1.09.015 {p} ‘Your business is … nightfall.’
1.09.016 {p} ‘We are hobbits … heard.’
1.09.017 {p} ‘All right, all … guests.’
1.09.018 {p} He wished them … uneasy.
1.09.019 {p} The man stared … street.
1.09.020 {ps} The hobbits rode … windows.
1.09.021 {p} ‘We surely aren’t … homelike.’
1.09.022 {p} ‘What’s wrong with … inside.’
1.09.023 {p} Even from the … curtains.
1.09.024 {p} As they hesitated … clapping.
1.09.025 {p} They led their … mugs.
1.09.026 {p} ‘Can we—’ began Frodo.
1.09.027 {p} ‘Half a minute, … apron.
1.09.028 {p} ‘Good evening, little … wanting?’
1.09.029 {p} ‘Beds for four, … Butterbur?’
1.09.030 {p} ‘That’s right! Barliman … sirs?’
1.09.031 {p} ‘Mr. Took and … Underhill.’
1.09.032 {p} ‘There now!’ said … Bree.’
1.09.033 {p} ‘Hi! Nob!’ he … Nob!’
1.09.034 {p} ‘Coming, sir! Coming!’ … interest.
1.09.035 {p} ‘Where’s Bob?’ asked … wink.
1.09.036 {p} ‘Well now, what … now!’
1.09.037 {p} He led them … shout!’
1.09.038 {p} Off he went … plates.
1.09.039 {p} ‘Will you be … ready?’
1.09.040 {p} They were washed … beer).
1.09.041 {p} The landlord hovered … anything!’
1.09.042 {p} So refreshed and … Shire!’
1.09.043 {p} ‘All right!’ said … indoors!’
1.09.044 {ps} The company was … corners.
1.09.045 {p} As soon as … cousin.
1.09.046 {p} The Bree-hobbits were, … lands.
1.09.047 {p} At this a … around.
1.09.048 {p} The Men and … prospect.
1.09.049 {p} The hobbits did … to.
1.09.050 {p} Suddenly Frodo noticed … hobbits.
1.09.051 {p} ‘Who is that?’ … him?’
1.09.052 {p} ‘Him?’ said the … unexplained.
1.09.053 {p} Frodo found that … eyes.
1.09.054 {p} ‘I am called … right.’
1.09.055 {p} ‘He did,’ said … eyes.
1.09.056 {p} ‘Well, Master Underhill,’ … face.
1.09.057 {p} Frodo returned his … Disappearance.
1.09.058 {p} Frodo was annoyed. … name.
1.09.059 {p} Frodo fidgeted, wondering … disastrous.
1.09.060 {p} ‘You had better … ear.
1.09.061 {p} Frodo jumped up … him.
1.09.062 {p} Frodo suddenly felt … coughed.
1.09.063 {p} Everyone in the … before!’
1.09.064 {p} For a moment … remembered.
1.09.065 {lg} There is an … fill.
1.09.066 {lg} The ostler has … middle.
1.09.067 {lg} The landlord keeps … chokes.
1.09.068 {lg} They also keep … green.
1.09.069 {lg} And O! the … afternoons.
1.09.069-fn {fn} See note 2, … 1111
1.09.070 {lg} The Man in … tail.
1.09.071 {lg} The Man in … air.
1.09.072 {lg} Then the ostler … soon!’
1.09.073 {lg} So the cat … said.
1.09.074 {lg} They rolled the … spoon.
1.09.075 {lg} Now quicker the … floor.
1.09.076 {lg} With a ping … spoon.
1.09.077 {lg} The round Moon … bed!
1.09.077-fn {fn} Elves (and Hobbits) … She.
1.09.078 {p} There was loud … more!’
1.09.079 {p} They made Frodo … hole!
1.09.080 {p} The local hobbits … evening.
1.09.081 {p} Frodo felt a … out.
1.09.082 {p} ‘Well?’ said Strider, … finger?’
1.09.083 {p} ‘I don’t know … alarmed.
1.09.084 {p} ‘Oh yes, you … you.’
1.09.085 {p} ‘What about?’ asked … name.
1.09.086 {p} ‘A matter of … advantage.’
1.09.087 {p} ‘Very well,’ said … later.’
1.09.088 {ps} Meanwhile an argument … time.
1.09.089 {p} ‘I saw him, … speaking.’
1.09.090 {p} ‘You don’t say, … puzzled.
1.09.091 {p} ‘Yes I do!’ … more.’
1.09.092 {p} ‘There’s some mistake … room.’
1.09.093 {p} ‘Well, where is … voices.
1.09.094 {p} ‘How should I … vanished.’
1.09.095 {p} ‘Well, I saw … obstinately.
1.09.096 {p} ‘And I say … crockery.
1.09.097 {p} ‘Of course there’s … corner.’
1.09.098 {p} He came forward … wall.
1.09.099 {p} Mr. Butterbur did … acrobatics!’
1.09.100 {p} ‘I am very … accident.’
1.09.101 {p} ‘All right, Mr. … sudden.’
1.09.102 {p} ‘I shan’t be … o’clock?’
1.09.103 {p} ‘Very good! But … willing.’
1.09.104 {p} ‘Certainly!’ said Frodo; … designs.