LR 6.04 The Field of Cormallen

6.04.000 {h} The Field of Cormallen
6.04.001 {p} All about the … arms.
6.04.002 {p} As if to … mean.
6.04.003 {p} There came Gwaihir … gale.
6.04.004 {p} But the Nazgûl … afraid.
6.04.005 {p} Then all the … voice:
6.04.006 {p} ‘Stand, Men of … doom.’
6.04.007 {p} And even as … noise.
6.04.008 {ps} ‘The realm of … fell.
6.04.009 {ps} The Captains bowed … mercy.
6.04.010 {p} Then Gandalf, leaving … him.
6.04.011 {p} ‘Twice you have … away.’
6.04.012 {p} ‘I would bear … stone.’
6.04.013 {p} ‘Then come, and … Nazgûl.’
6.04.014 {p} ‘The North Wind … fire.
6.04.015 {ps} ‘I am glad … Sam.’
6.04.016 {p} ‘Yes, I am … understand.’
6.04.017 {p} ‘Maybe not, Sam,’ … escape.’
6.04.018 {p} ‘Well, Master, we … rate!’
6.04.019 {p} ‘Very well, Sam. … mountain-side.
6.04.020 {p} Frodo and Sam … falling.
6.04.021 {p} They stood now; … part.’
6.04.022 {p} But even while … clouds.
6.04.023 {ps} And so it … death.
6.04.024 {p} Side by side … fire.
6.04.025 {ps} When Sam awoke, … scent.
6.04.026 {p} He remembered that … missing.
6.04.027 {p} Full memory flooded … we?’
6.04.028 {p} And a voice … said.
6.04.029 {p} But Sam lay … world?’
6.04.030 {p} ‘A great Shadow … bed.
6.04.031 {p} ‘How do I … time.’
6.04.032 {p} ‘Yes, I am … noon.’
6.04.033 {p} ‘Noon?’ said Sam, … day?’
6.04.034 {p} ‘The fourteenth of … him.’
6.04.034-fn {fn} There were thirty … calendar.
6.04.035 {p} ‘The King?’ said … he?’
6.04.036 {p} ‘The King of … you.’
6.04.037 {p} ‘What shall we … beds.
6.04.038 {p} ‘The clothes that … perhaps.’
6.04.039 {p} Then he held … be—?’
6.04.040 {p} ‘Yes, I have … again.’
6.04.041 {ps} When they were … away.
6.04.042 {p} As they came … tongues:
6.04.043 {lg} ‘Long live the … praise!’
6.04.044 {p} And so the … grey.
6.04.045 {p} Frodo ran to … asleep!’
6.04.046 {p} ‘Yes, Sam, Strider,’ … road.’
6.04.047 {p} And then to … crying:
6.04.048 {p} ‘Praise them with … praise!’
6.04.049 {p} And when the … said:
6.04.050 {p} ‘Lo! lords and … Doom.’
6.04.051 {p} And when Sam … wept.
6.04.052 {p} And all the … blessedness.
6.04.053 {ps} And at the … lasted.
6.04.054 {p} Frodo and Sam … swords.
6.04.055 {p} ‘I do not … Frodo.
6.04.056 {p} ‘Tonight at least … Gandalf.
6.04.057 {p} Then Frodo took … said.
6.04.058 {p} ‘No, master! Mr. … now.’
6.04.059 {p} Frodo gave way; … Legolas.
6.04.060 {p} But when, after … exclaimed:
6.04.061 {p} ‘Why, look Mr. … ours.’
6.04.062 {p} ‘There are indeed,’ … observe.’
6.04.063 {ps} At last the … tell.
6.04.064 {p} Orcs, and talking … dwarf.’
6.04.065 {p} ‘That you certainly … beer.’
6.04.066 {p} ‘Ent-draughts?’ said Sam. … up!’
6.04.067 {p} ‘Weeks indeed,’ said … disappointed.’
6.04.068 {ps} At length Gandalf … again.’
6.04.069 {p} ‘And not only … I.’
6.04.070 {p} ‘And I,’ said … Sea!
6.04.071 {lg} To the Sea, … ever!’
6.04.072 {p} And so singing … hill.
6.04.073 {ps} Then the others … loss.
6.04.074 {p} ‘Well, one can’t … seemingly.’
6.04.075 {ps} In the meanwhile … land.
6.04.076 {p} But at the … day.
6.04.077 {p} And there in … Sun.