LR 4.05 The Window on the West

4.05.000 {h} The Window on the West
4.05.001 {p} It seemed to … prisoner.
4.05.002 {p} Sam crept out … Frodo.
4.05.003 {p} Sam soon became … importance.
4.05.004 {p} ‘But it was … it?’
4.05.005 {p} Frodo made no … it?’
4.05.006 {p} ‘No, not because … Rauros.’
4.05.007 {p} ‘Why so, and … founded?’
4.05.008 {p} ‘Because Aragorn is … sword.’
4.05.009 {p} A murmur of … unmoved.
4.05.010 {p} ‘Maybe,’ he said. … ago.’
4.05.011 {p} ‘Boromir was satisfied … it.’
4.05.012 {p} Frodo’s tone was … Faramir.
4.05.013 {p} ‘So!’ he said. … Boromir?’
4.05.014 {p} Vividly before Frodo’s … part.’
4.05.015 {p} Faramir smiled grimly. … dead?’
4.05.016 {p} ‘I would grieve … falsehood?’
4.05.017 {p} ‘I would not … Faramir.
4.05.018 {p} ‘How then did … left.’
4.05.019 {p} ‘As to the … was.’
4.05.020 {p} ‘But he was … world.’
4.05.021 {p} ‘Many indeed,’ said … least.’
4.05.022 {ps} Sam had been … side.
4.05.023 {p} ‘Begging your pardon, … else.
4.05.024 {p} ‘See here, Captain!’ … would.’
4.05.025 {p} ‘Patience!’ said Faramir, … silent!’
4.05.026 {p} Sam sat down … brother.’
4.05.027 {p} A shadow of … gear?’
4.05.028 {p} Frodo thought for … last.
4.05.029 {p} ‘You remember well, … unheeded.
4.05.030 {p} ‘Five days ere … me.
4.05.031 {p} ‘I sat at … it.
4.05.032 {p} ‘An awe fell … asleep.
4.05.033 {p} ‘A broken sword … Sea.’
4.05.034 {ps} ‘Alas!’ said Frodo. … throat.
4.05.035 {p} Faramir looked closely … home.’
4.05.036 {p} ‘No more can … arts.’
4.05.037 {p} ‘Nay, it was … pity.’
4.05.038 {p} ‘Yet how could … water?’
4.05.039 {p} ‘I know not,’ … boat?’
4.05.040 {p} ‘From Lórien,’ said … elven-work.’
4.05.041 {p} ‘You passed through … said.
4.05.042 {p} ‘Boromir, O Boromir!’ … morning?’
4.05.043 {p} Then turning again … said.
4.05.044 {p} ‘And now the … horn?’
4.05.045 {p} ‘No, I did … friends.
4.05.046 {p} ‘Will you not … fellowship.
4.05.047 {p} ‘Go back, Faramir, … me.’
4.05.048 {p} ‘For me there … still.
4.05.049 {p} ‘But whatever befell … delay.’
4.05.050 {p} He sprang to … remained.
4.05.051 {p} ‘Now you, Frodo … you.’
4.05.052 {ps} There was nothing … ever.
4.05.053 {p} They set out … voices.
4.05.054 {p} ‘I broke off … Frodo.’
4.05.055 {p} ‘I told no … Frodo.
4.05.056 {p} ‘I do not … mark?’
4.05.057 {p} ‘Near,’ said Frodo, … heirlooms.’
4.05.058 {p} ‘Ah, then it … life.
4.05.059 {p} ‘But, Frodo, I … ago.
4.05.060 {p} ‘And this I … him?’
4.05.061 {p} ‘It does,’ said … honour.’
4.05.062 {p} ‘I doubt it … wars.
4.05.063 {p} ‘But I stray. … then.’
4.05.064 {p} ‘The Grey Pilgrim?’ … name?’
4.05.065 {p} ‘Mithrandir we called … not.’
4.05.066 {p} ‘Gandalf!’ said Frodo. … Moria.’
4.05.067 {p} ‘Mithrandir was lost!’ … would?’
4.05.068 {p} ‘Alas! yes,’ said … abyss.’
4.05.069 {p} ‘I see that … end.’
4.05.070 {p} Now Faramir’s voice … more.
4.05.071 {p} ‘What in truth … stayed.
4.05.072 {p} ‘But fear no … Drogo.’
4.05.073 {p} ‘Neither did the … matters.’
4.05.074 {p} ‘For myself,’ said … wise.
4.05.075 {p} ‘So fear me … you.’
4.05.076 {p} Frodo made no … akin.
4.05.077 {ps} They walked on … Ithilien.
4.05.078 {p} Sam had taken … place.
4.05.079 {p} Once, looking suddenly … could!’
4.05.080 {ps} So they passed … Anduin.
4.05.081 {p} ‘Here, alas! I … you.’
4.05.082 {p} ‘As you will,’ … it.’
4.05.083 {p} ‘It is to … force.’
4.05.084 {p} He called softly … falter.’
4.05.085 {p} With green scarves … spoke.
4.05.086 {p} Then came the … gasped.
4.05.087 {p} They stood on … fire.
4.05.088 {ps} ‘At least by … see!’
4.05.089 {p} Even as he … victuals.
4.05.090 {p} ‘Well, here is … set.’
4.05.091 {ps} The hobbits were … table.
4.05.092 {p} Faramir went about … abroad.
4.05.093 {p} ‘You saw and … comer.
4.05.094 {p} ‘Well, no, lord,’ … said.’
4.05.095 {p} ‘Perhaps,’ said Faramir. … asleep.
4.05.096 {p} Sam struggled with … eyes.
4.05.097 {ps} Now more torches … washed.
4.05.098 {p} ‘Wake our guests,’ … eat.’
4.05.099 {p} Frodo sat up … him.
4.05.100 {p} ‘Put it on … ears.
4.05.101 {p} ‘Is it the … hobbits.
4.05.102 {p} ‘No, before breakfast,’ … bit.’
4.05.103 {p} They were led … likewise.
4.05.104 {p} ‘So we always … meat?’
4.05.105 {p} ‘No,’ said Frodo, … him.’
4.05.106 {p} ‘That we do … Faramir.
4.05.107 {ps} After so long … Lórien.
4.05.108 {p} When all was … niche.
4.05.109 {p} ‘You may soon … Lothlórien.’
4.05.110 {p} Frodo no longer … agreement.
4.05.111 {p} Frodo told many … bridge.
4.05.112 {p} ‘It must have … leave.’
4.05.113 {p} ‘He was the … fled.’
4.05.114 {p} ‘Maybe, it would … Rauros.’
4.05.115 {p} ‘Maybe. But tell … war?’
4.05.116 {p} ‘What hope have … autumn.
4.05.117 {p} ‘The Men of … men.
4.05.118 {p} ‘It is not … destroyed.
4.05.119 {p} ‘Death was ever … heir.
4.05.120 {p} ‘But the stewards … Haradrim.
4.05.121 {p} ‘So it came … Rohan.
4.05.122 {p} ‘Of our lore … call.
4.05.123 {p} ‘For so we … Darkness.
4.05.124 {p} ‘Yet now, if … while.
4.05.125 {ps} ‘You don’t say … suspicions.
4.05.126 {p} ‘No indeed, Master … dread.
4.05.127 {p} ‘Yet there are … Lady.’
4.05.128 {p} ‘The Lady of … mark.’
4.05.129 {p} ‘Then she must … fair.’
4.05.130 {p} ‘I don’t know … face.
4.05.131 {p} ‘Yes? Now Boromir … him?’
4.05.132 {p} ‘Yes sir, begging … Ring!’
4.05.133 {p} ‘Sam!’ cried Frodo … late.
4.05.134 {p} ‘Save me!’ said … dear!
4.05.135 {p} ‘Now look here, … quality.’
4.05.136 {p} ‘So it seems,’ … glinting.
4.05.137 {p} Frodo and Sam … again.
4.05.138 {p} ‘Alas for Boromir! … them.
4.05.139 {p} ‘But I am … enough.’
4.05.140 {ps} The hobbits came … over.
4.05.141 {p} ‘Well, Frodo, now … honour.’
4.05.142 {p} ‘Not all is … honoured.’
4.05.143 {p} ‘But folk must … us.’
4.05.144 {p} Frodo had felt … longer.
4.05.145 {p} ‘I was going … there.’
4.05.146 {p} Faramir stared at … sleep.
4.05.147 {p} Another bed was … sir.’
4.05.148 {p} ‘Did I so?’ … Faramir.
4.05.149 {p} ‘Yes sir, and … highest.’
4.05.150 {p} Faramir smiled. ‘A … done.’
4.05.151 {p} ‘Ah well, sir,’ … wizards.’
4.05.152 {p} ‘Maybe,’ said Faramir. … night!’