LR 3.04 Treebeard

3.04.000 {h} Treebeard
3.04.001 {p} Meanwhile the hobbits … breathing.
3.04.002 {p} At last Merry … air.’
3.04.003 {p} ‘Let’s have a … direction.
3.04.004 {p} ‘I suppose you … came.’
3.04.005 {p} ‘We could, if … properly.’
3.04.006 {p} ‘Yes, it is … spring-cleaning.’
3.04.007 {p} ‘But the Sun … long.’
3.04.008 {p} ‘No, nor hobbits,’ … supplies?’
3.04.009 {p} ‘Low,’ said Merry. … go.’
3.04.010 {p} ‘Well, we’d better … on.’
3.04.011 {p} Just then they … forest-roof.
3.04.012 {p} ‘Hullo!’ said Merry. … investigate!’
3.04.013 {ps} They found it … them.
3.04.014 {p} In the face … morning-light.
3.04.015 {p} ‘Up we go!’ … land!’
3.04.016 {ps} They climbed and … them.
3.04.017 {p} ‘The wind’s changing,’ … here.’
3.04.018 {p} ‘Yes,’ said Pippin; … place.’
3.04.019 {ps} ‘Almost felt you … up.
3.04.020 {p} They found that … them.
3.04.021 {p} ‘One felt as … years.’
3.04.022 {p} ‘Hrum, Hoom,’ murmured … odd!’
3.04.023 {p} Pippin, though still … you?’
3.04.024 {p} A queer look … do.’
3.04.025 {p} ‘An Ent?’ said … name?’
3.04.026 {p} ‘Hoo now!’ replied … go?
3.04.027 {lg} Learn now the … horses:
3.04.028 {p} Hm, hm, hm.
3.04.029 {lg} Beaver the builder, … fearful…
3.04.030 {p} hm, hm.
3.04.031 {lg} Eagle in eyrie, … coldest…
3.04.032 {p} Hoom, hm; hoom, … anywhere!’
3.04.033 {p} ‘We always seem … hobbits.’
3.04.034 {p} ‘Why not make … Pippin.
3.04.035 {qt} ‘Half-grown hobbits, the hole-dwellers.
3.04.036 {p} Put us in … it.’
3.04.037 {p} ‘Hm! Not bad, … it.’
3.04.038 {p} ‘Nobody else calls … Pippin.
3.04.039 {p} ‘Hoom, hmm! Come … careful.’
3.04.040 {p} ‘We aren’t careful … Merry.’
3.04.041 {p} ‘And I’m a … Pip.’
3.04.042 {p} ‘Hm, but you … to.
3.04.043 {p} ‘But now,’ and … now.’
3.04.044 {p} ‘There is quite … Gandalf?’
3.04.045 {p} ‘Yes, I do … him?’
3.04.046 {p} ‘Yes,’ said Pippin … guide.’
3.04.047 {p} ‘Then I can … end.’
3.04.048 {p} ‘Yes, we do,’ … it.’
3.04.049 {p} ‘Hoo, come now!’ … now!’
3.04.050 {p} ‘If you would … up.’
3.04.051 {p} ‘Hm, tired? No, … it?’
3.04.052 {p} ‘Hill?’ suggested Pippin. … Merry.
3.04.053 {p} Treebeard repeated the … go.’
3.04.054 {p} ‘Where shall we … Merry.
3.04.055 {p} ‘To my home, … Treebeard.
3.04.056 {p} ‘Is it far?’
3.04.057 {p} ‘I do not … matter?’
3.04.058 {p} ‘Well, you see, … food.’
3.04.059 {p} ‘O! Hm! You … go!’
3.04.060 {ps} Holding the hobbits … Forest.
3.04.061 {p} At once he … sounds.
3.04.062 {p} The hobbits were … again.
3.04.063 {p} ‘Please, Treebeard,’ he … it.’
3.04.064 {p} ‘Hmm, did he … land.
3.04.065 {p} ‘And so is … Still:
3.04.066 {qt} Taurelilómëa-tumbalemorna Tumbaletaurëa Lómëanor
3.04.066-fn {fn} See Appendix F … Ents.
3.04.067 {p} that is what … places.’
3.04.068 {p} ‘What do you … true?’
3.04.069 {p} ‘The trees and … time.
3.04.070 {p} ‘When that happens … patches.’
3.04.071 {p} ‘Like the Old … Merry.
3.04.072 {p} ‘Aye, aye, something … weed.
3.04.073 {p} ‘We are tree-herds, … longer.
3.04.074 {p} ‘Some of my … End.
3.04.075 {p} ‘Those were the … breathing.’
3.04.076 {p} Treebeard fell silent, … them:
3.04.077 {lg} In the willow-meads … Tauremornalómë.
3.04.078 {p} He ended, and … sound.
3.04.079 {ps} The day waned, … cloud.
3.04.080 {p} Treebeard strode up … inwards.
3.04.081 {p} At the far … forest.
3.04.082 {ps} ‘Hm! Here we … feet.
3.04.083 {p} For a moment … stone.
3.04.084 {p} ‘Well, well, now … ones.
3.04.085 {p} ‘This is an … sips.
3.04.086 {p} The drink was … stop.
3.04.087 {p} At last he … sleep.’
3.04.088 {ps} On the right … grass.
3.04.089 {p} ‘Now tell me … Treebeard.
3.04.090 {p} The hobbits began … reasons.
3.04.091 {p} He was immensely … say.’
3.04.092 {p} ‘Entwives?’ said Pippin. … all?’
3.04.093 {p} ‘Yes, hm, well … wondered.’
3.04.094 {p} Treebeard was however … master.
3.04.095 {p} ‘Hm, hoom!’ said … it!’
3.04.096 {p} ‘And what about … Merry.
3.04.097 {p} ‘Hoom, hm, I … masters.
3.04.098 {p} ‘I used to … crack.
3.04.099 {p} ‘But Saruman now! … Saruman.’
3.04.100 {p} ‘Who is Saruman?’ … history?’
3.04.101 {p} ‘Saruman is a … inside.
3.04.102 {p} ‘I think that … evil!’
3.04.103 {p} Treebeard rumbled for … days.
3.04.104 {p} ‘Curse him, root … stop!’
3.04.105 {p} Treebeard raised himself … besom.
3.04.106 {p} ‘I will stop … Isengard!’
3.04.107 {p} ‘We will come … can.’
3.04.108 {p} ‘Yes!’ said Pippin. … Rohan.’
3.04.109 {p} ‘Good! Good!’ said … it.’
3.04.110 {p} He strode to … silent.
3.04.111 {ps} After some time … us!’
3.04.112 {p} ‘Why are there … died?’
3.04.113 {p} ‘Oh, no!’ said … Entwives.’
3.04.114 {p} ‘How very sad!’ … died?’
3.04.115 {p} ‘They did not … forgotten.’
3.04.116 {p} ‘Well, I am … songs?’
3.04.117 {p} ‘Yes, I will … begin.’
3.04.118 {ps} ‘It is rather … now.
3.04.119 {p} ‘I remember it … woods.
3.04.120 {p} ‘There was an … tongue:
3.04.121 {sp} ENT. When Spring … fair!
3.04.122 {sp} ENTWIFE. When Spring … fair.
3.04.123 {sp} ENT. When Summer … best!
3.04.124 {sp} ENTWIFE. When Summer … best!
3.04.125 {sp} ENT. When Winter … again!
3.04.126 {sp} ENTWIFE. When Winter … rain!
3.04.127 {sp} BOTH. Together we … rest.’
3.04.128 {p} Treebeard ended his … stand?’
3.04.129 {p} ‘We usually lie … are.’
3.04.130 {p} ‘Lie down to … night!’
3.04.131 {p} Merry and Pippin … asleep.
3.04.132 {ps} They woke to … trees.
3.04.133 {p} ‘Hoo, ho! Good … Entmoot.’
3.04.134 {p} He poured them … sky.
3.04.135 {p} ‘Where is Entmoot?’ … ask.
3.04.136 {p} ‘Hoo, eh? Entmoot?’ … noon.’
3.04.137 {p} Before long they … side.
3.04.138 {ps} They had been … answer.
3.04.139 {p} Treebeard now perched … buds.
3.04.140 {p} Turning to the … east.
3.04.141 {p} Several Ents had … in.
3.04.142 {p} At first Merry … flicker.
3.04.143 {p} As soon as … yawned.
3.04.144 {p} Treebeard was immediately … going.’
3.04.145 {p} He put the … Rohan.
3.04.146 {ps} ‘I wonder where … Pippin.
3.04.147 {p} ‘I don’t know … think?’
3.04.148 {p} ‘What is Isengard … anyway.’
3.04.149 {p} ‘So do I,’ … side.’
3.04.150 {p} ‘Yes!’ said Pippin. … again.’
3.04.151 {p} The hobbits turned … Strider.
3.04.152 {p} At last there … side.
3.04.153 {p} ‘Hm, hoom, here … them.
3.04.154 {p} Bregalad stood for … Treebeard’s.
3.04.155 {p} ‘Ha, hmm, my … me!’
3.04.156 {p} He reached down … sang.
3.04.157 {p} At nightfall he … Orcs.
3.04.158 {p} ‘There were rowan-trees … dead.
3.04.159 {lg} O Orofarnë, Lassemista, … Carnimírië!’
3.04.160 {p} The hobbits fell … loved.
3.04.161 {ps} The next day … stars.
3.04.162 {p} The third day … faint.
3.04.163 {p} The afternoon came, … Derndingle.
3.04.164 {p} Then with a … strong.
3.04.165 {qt} We come, we … rom!
3.04.166 {p} The Ents were … song:
3.04.167 {qt} We come, we … rom!
3.04.168 {p} Bregalad picked up … house.
3.04.169 {ps} Before long they … seen.
3.04.170 {p} ‘Hoom, hom! Here … Isengard!’
3.04.171 {p} ‘To Isengard!’ the … voices.
3.04.172 {p} ‘To Isengard!’
3.04.173 {lg} To Isengard! Though … come!
3.04.174 {p} So they sang … southwards.
3.04.175 {ps} Bregalad, his eyes … dike.
3.04.176 {p} ‘The Ents made … heard.
3.04.177 {p} ‘Quickly?’ said Treebeard. … Saruman!’
3.04.178 {p} ‘Will you really … Merry.
3.04.179 {p} ‘Ho, hm, well, … rubble.’
3.04.180 {p} ‘But Saruman will … he?’
3.04.181 {p} ‘Hm, ah, yes, … started.’
3.04.182 {p} Treebeard marched on, … thought.
3.04.183 {p} ‘Of course, it … untimely.’
3.04.184 {ps} The Ents went … fell.
3.04.185 {p} Pippin looked behind. … Saruman.
3.04.186 {p} ‘Night lies over … Treebeard.