LR 6.07 Homeward Bound

6.07.000 {h} Homeward Bound
6.07.001 {p} At last the … October.
6.07.002 {p} ‘Are you in … side.
6.07.003 {p} ‘Well, yes I … today.’
6.07.004 {p} ‘Alas! there are … Gandalf.
6.07.005 {p} ‘I fear it … rest?’
6.07.006 {p} Gandalf did not answer.
6.07.007 {ps} By the end … sight.
6.07.008 {p} So it was … welcome.
6.07.009 {p} When they had … welcome.
6.07.010 {p} ‘Come in!’ he … hear.’
6.07.011 {p} ‘And there you’ll … Harry?’
6.07.012 {p} The Gate-keeper scowled. … evening!’
6.07.013 {p} ‘Good evening to … up.
6.07.014 {p} ‘Do you think … Pippin.
6.07.015 {p} ‘I’m not so … all.’
6.07.016 {ps} At last they … surprise.
6.07.017 {p} ‘Mr. Butterbur! Master!’ … back!’
6.07.018 {p} ‘Oh have they? … delight.
6.07.019 {p} ‘Nob, you woolly-pated … home!’
6.07.020 {p} Mr. Butterbur had … careworn.
6.07.021 {p} He led them … waited.
6.07.022 {p} As they expected … ourselves.’
6.07.023 {p} ‘That is just … you.’
6.07.024 {p} ‘Well, if you’d … can.’
6.07.025 {p} When he came … pardon.’
6.07.026 {p} They put him … times!’
6.07.027 {p} But he did … me.’
6.07.028 {p} ‘I will indeed,’ … many?’
6.07.029 {p} ‘Three and two,’ … had.
6.07.030 {p} ‘And now they’re … nights.’
6.07.031 {p} ‘Well, no one … us.’
6.07.032 {p} ‘Ah, that you … you.’
6.07.033 {p} Then the hobbits … side.
6.07.034 {p} Gandalf laughed. ‘Well, … stay.’
6.07.035 {p} ‘How long will … me.’
6.07.036 {p} ‘I expect it … way.
6.07.037 {p} ‘Then the Greenway … wilderness.’
6.07.038 {p} Mr. Butterbur shook … country.’
6.07.039 {p} ‘You will be … Evendim.’
6.07.040 {p} ‘Up away by … there.’
6.07.041 {p} ‘The Rangers go … through.’
6.07.042 {p} ‘Well, that sounds … alone.’
6.07.043 {p} ‘He will,’ said … it.’
6.07.044 {p} ‘Does he now?’ … say.’
6.07.045 {p} ‘Ah!’ said Sam. … good.’
6.07.046 {p} ‘He says?’
6.07.047 {p} ‘Of course he … yet?’
6.07.048 {p} It went in … to?’
6.07.049 {p} ‘Better times, for … Gandalf.
6.07.050 {p} ‘I hope so, … slowcoach!’
6.07.051 {p} ‘Nob!’ he said … of?’
6.07.052 {p} ‘Not another letter … Merry.
6.07.053 {p} ‘Now, now, Mr. … it.’
6.07.054 {p} ‘What! My Bill?’ … stable.
6.07.055 {ps} The travellers stayed … book.
6.07.056 {p} ‘Not yet,’ he … south’.
6.07.057 {p} Then one of … again.
6.07.058 {p} No trouble by … it.
6.07.059 {p} ‘Well, good luck … pleased.’
6.07.060 {ps} They wished him … content.
6.07.061 {p} ‘I wonder what … Frodo.
6.07.062 {p} ‘I can guess … quicker.’
6.07.063 {p} ‘And something’s wrong … pipe-weed.’
6.07.064 {p} ‘Whatever it is,’ … that.’
6.07.065 {p} ‘Deep in, but … did.’
6.07.066 {p} ‘Well, we’ve got … up.’
6.07.067 {p} ‘I am with … you.
6.07.068 {p} ‘But if you … another.’
6.07.069 {ps} In a little … away.
6.07.070 {p} They halted and … on?’
6.07.071 {p} ‘As well as … locked.’
6.07.072 {p} ‘But there aren’t … time.’
6.07.073 {p} ‘There weren’t any … Good-bye!’
6.07.074 {p} He turned Shadowfax … North.
6.07.075 {ps} ‘Well here we … faded.’
6.07.076 {p} ‘Not to me,’ … again.’