LR 6.06 Many Partings

6.06.000 {h} Many Partings
6.06.001 {p} When the days … said:
6.06.002 {p} ‘I know what … more.’
6.06.003 {p} ‘It is true … come.’
6.06.004 {p} ‘Do you wonder … one.’
6.06.005 {p} ‘Then I beg … Frodo.
6.06.006 {p} ‘In seven days … land.’
6.06.007 {p} But the Queen … woven!’
6.06.008 {p} And she took … aid.’
6.06.009 {ps} In three days, … ready?’
6.06.010 {p} ‘Nay, lord,’ said … need.’
6.06.011 {p} ‘You shall judge,’ … eyes.’
6.06.012 {p} ‘Well, lord,’ said … now?’
6.06.013 {p} ‘Alas!’ said Éomer. … lives.’
6.06.014 {p} ‘Then I must … Gimli.
6.06.015 {p} ‘But first I … sword?’
6.06.016 {p} Then Gimli bowed … ever.’
6.06.017 {ps} At last the … king.
6.06.018 {p} For the other … Arod.
6.06.019 {p} In that riding … home.
6.06.020 {p} Without haste and … cried:
6.06.021 {p} ‘Behold, the King … leave!’
6.06.022 {p} Then the drums … silent.
6.06.023 {ps} At length after … Barrowfield.
6.06.024 {p} Then the Riders … morning.
6.06.025 {lg} Out of doubt, … glory.
6.06.026 {p} But Merry stood … cried:
6.06.027 {p} ‘Théoden King, Théoden … Farewell!’
6.06.028 {ps} When the burial … Éomer.
6.06.029 {p} Then a minstrel … Mark!’
6.06.030 {p} At the last … all.’
6.06.031 {p} And Faramir and … rejoice.’
6.06.032 {p} ‘No niggard are … realm!’
6.06.033 {p} Then Éowyn looked … healer!’
6.06.034 {p} And he answered: … bliss.’
6.06.035 {ps} When the feast … world.
6.06.036 {p} At the last … welcome!’
6.06.037 {p} And Éomer said: … morning.’
6.06.038 {p} Then Éowyn gave … virtue.
6.06.039 {p} ‘This is an … him.’
6.06.040 {p} Then Merry took … time.
6.06.041 {ps} Now the guests … right!’
6.06.042 {p} From Deeping-coomb they … pool.
6.06.043 {p} For a while … side.
6.06.044 {p} ‘Welcome to the … Gandalf.
6.06.045 {p} ‘Well, come now!’ … here?’
6.06.046 {p} ‘To see how … achieved.’
6.06.047 {p} ‘Hoom, well, that … Lórien.
6.06.048 {p} ‘And these same … to.’
6.06.049 {p} ‘We know it … Edoras.’
6.06.050 {p} ‘Never is too … Ents.’
6.06.051 {p} ‘The New Age … windows.’
6.06.052 {p} Treebeard gave Gandalf … speech.’
6.06.053 {p} ‘Then why did … Gandalf.
6.06.054 {p} ‘Hoom, no, not … ruin.’
6.06.055 {p} ‘I observe, my … dead?’
6.06.056 {p} ‘No, not dead, … will.’
6.06.057 {p} ‘You may be … it.’
6.06.058 {p} ‘That will be … leave.’
6.06.059 {p} ‘It is locked,’ … them.’
6.06.060 {p} Quickbeam bowed like … ago.’
6.06.061 {p} Treebeard’s face became … Entings.’
6.06.062 {p} ‘Yet maybe there … closed.’
6.06.063 {p} But Treebeard shook … Galadriel.
6.06.064 {p} But all save … seemed.
6.06.065 {p} ‘Here then at … promised.’
6.06.066 {p} ‘We will come, … again.’
6.06.067 {ps} Then Treebeard said … again.’
6.06.068 {p} And Celeborn said: … Farewell!’
6.06.069 {p} Last of all … go?’
6.06.070 {p} ‘Indeed we will,’ … bowls.
6.06.071 {p} ‘Well, good-bye!’ he … trees.
6.06.072 {ps} The travellers now … perils.
6.06.073 {p} ‘I wish we … away!’
6.06.074 {p} ‘Only one now … day.’
6.06.075 {p} Then Aragorn took … days!’
6.06.076 {p} But Celeborn said: … end!’
6.06.077 {p} With that they … hand.
6.06.078 {ps} Soon the dwindling … would.
6.06.079 {p} On the sixth … whining.
6.06.080 {p} ‘Well Saruman!’ said … going?’
6.06.081 {p} ‘What is that … ruin?’
6.06.082 {p} ‘You know the … mercy.’
6.06.083 {p} ‘Then all the … realm.’
6.06.084 {p} ‘Then once more … you.’
6.06.085 {p} ‘To me?’ said … pleasure.’
6.06.086 {p} ‘Saruman,’ said Galadriel, … chance.’
6.06.087 {p} ‘If it be … any.’
6.06.088 {p} For a moment … hideous.
6.06.089 {p} ‘Get up, you … supper!’
6.06.090 {p} The beggar turned … him!’
6.06.091 {p} ‘Then leave him!’ … Gandalf.
6.06.092 {p} But Wormtongue only … pity.
6.06.093 {p} ‘So you have … you?’
6.06.094 {p} ‘I would, if … Frodo.
6.06.095 {p} ‘You can have … Isengard.’
6.06.096 {p} ‘Mine, mine, yes … leaf!’
6.06.097 {p} ‘Thank you!’ said … own.’
6.06.098 {p} ‘One thief deserves … wood.
6.06.099 {p} ‘Well, I like … Rohan?’
6.06.100 {p} ‘Ah!’ said Sam. … back.’
6.06.101 {p} ‘I’m sure it … happens.’
6.06.102 {p} ‘Yes, I think … way.’
6.06.103 {p} Next day they … reeds.
6.06.104 {p} So they passed … Moria.
6.06.105 {p} Here now for … fro.
6.06.106 {p} But at length … farewell.
6.06.107 {p} Sam turned away … Lórien!’
6.06.108 {p} At last one … homecoming.
6.06.109 {p} First of all, … sleepy.
6.06.110 {p} He opened his … see.’
6.06.111 {ps} After the celebration … nod.
6.06.112 {p} The only part … bother.’
6.06.113 {ps} When nearly a … said:
6.06.114 {p} ‘Well, Mr. Frodo, … truth.’
6.06.115 {p} ‘Yes, something of … Sea.’
6.06.116 {p} That day Frodo … Butterbur.’
6.06.117 {p} In the evening … B.B.
6.06.118 {p} To Sam he … blushed.
6.06.119 {p} ‘I have nothing … expensive.’
6.06.120 {p} ‘But if you … Bullroarer.’
6.06.121 {p} Bilbo laughed, and … away?’
6.06.122 {p} ‘I have lost … know.’
6.06.123 {p} ‘What a pity!’ … besides.
6.06.124 {p} ‘I evidently came … want?
6.06.125 {lg} The Road goes … meet.’
6.06.126 {p} And as Bilbo … soundly.
6.06.127 {ps} The evening deepened … softly:
6.06.128 {p} ‘I don’t think, … now.’
6.06.129 {p} At that Bilbo … critical.’
6.06.130 {p} ‘Of course I’ll … order.’
6.06.131 {p} ‘Thank you, my … again.
6.06.132 {ps} The next day … household.
6.06.133 {p} As Frodo stood … said:
6.06.134 {p} ‘I think, Frodo, … him.’
6.06.135 {p} These words no … himself.