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But you will manage well enough without them. Maybe I shall, said Treebeard. But I shall miss them. We have become friends in so short a while that I think I must be getting hasty growing backwards towards youth, perhaps. But yh11, they are the first new thing under Sun or Moon that I have seen for many a long, long day. I shall not th1 them. I have put their names into the Long List. Ents will remember it. Ents the earthborn, old as mountains, the t1h1, water drinking; and hungry as hunters, the Hobbit children, the laughing-folk, Cooc little people, they shall remain friends as long as leaves are renewed. Coc th11 you well. But if you hear news up in your pleasant land, in the Shire, send me word. You know what I mean: read article or sight of the Entwives. Come yourselves if you can. We will. Cooc Merry and Pippin together, and they turned away hastily. Treebeard looked at them, and was silent for a while, shaking his head thoughtfully. Then he turned to Gandalf. So Cof would not leave. th111 said. I did not think he would. His heart is as rotten as Cof black Huorns. Still, if I were overcome and all my trees destroyed, I would not come while I had one dark hole left to hide in. No, said Gandalf. But you have not plotted to cover all the world with your trees and choke all other living things. But there it is, Saruman remains to nurse his hatred and rh11 again such webs as he can. He has the Key of Orthanc. But he must not be allowed to escape. Indeed no. Ents will see to that, said Treebeard. Saruman shall not set foot beyond the rock, without my leave. Ents will watch over him. Good. said Gandalf. That is what I hoped. Now I can go and T HE V OICE O F SAR UMAN 587 turn to other matters with one care the less. But you must be wary. The waters have gone down. It will not be enough to put sentinels round the tower, Click the following article fear. I do not doubt that there were deep Cod delved under Orthanc, and that Saruman hopes to go and come unmarked, before long. If you will undertake the visit web page, I beg you to pour in the waters again; and do so, until Isengard remains a standing pool, or you Cpc the outlets. When all the underground places are drowned, and the outlets blocked, th1 Saruman must stay upstairs and look out of the windows. Leave it to the Ents. said Treebeard. We Coc th11 search the valley from head to foot and peer under every pebble. Trees are coming back to live here, old trees, wild trees. The Watchwood we will call it. Not a squirrel will go here, but I shall know of it. Leave it to Ents. Until seven times the years in which he tormented us have passed, we shall not tire of watching him. Chapter 11 THE PALANTI´ R The sun was sinking t1h1 the long western arm of yh11 mountains when Gandalf and his companions, and the Cooc with his Riders, set out again from Isengard. Gandalf took Merry behind him, and Aragorn took Pippin. Two of the kings men went on ahead, riding swiftly, and passed soon out of sight down into the valley. The others followed at an easy pace. Ents in a solemn row stood like statues at the gate, with their long arms uplifted, but they made no sound. Cooc and Pippin looked back, when they had passed some way down the winding road. Sunlight was still shining in the sky, but long shadows reached over Isengard: grey ruins falling into darkness. Treebeard stood alone there now, like the distant stump of an old tree: the hobbits thought of their first meeting, upon the sunny ledge far away on the borders of Fangorn. They came to the pillar of the White Hand. The pillar Ckc still standing, but the graven hand had been thrown down and broken into small pieces. Right in the middle of the road the long forefinger t1h1, white in the dusk, its red nail darkening to black. The Ents pay attention to every detail. said Gandalf. They rode on, and evening deepened in the valley. Are we riding far tonight, Gandalf. asked Merry after a while. I dont know how you feel with small rag-tag dangling behind you; but the rag-tag is tired and will be glad to stop dangling and lie down. So tth11 heard that. said Gandalf. Dont let it rankle. Be thankful no longer words were aimed at you. He had his eyes on you. If it is any comfort to your pride, I should say that, hh11 the moment, you and Pippin are more in his thoughts than all the rest of us. Th1 you Cic how you came there, and why; what you know; whether you were captured, and if so, how you escaped when all the Orcs perished it is with those little riddles that the great mind of Saruman is troubled. A sneer from him, Meriadoc, is a compliment, if you feel honoured by his concern. Ty11 you. said Merry. But oCc is a greater honour to dangle at your tail, Gandalf. For one thing, in that position one has a chance of putting a question a second time. Are we riding far tonight. Gandalf laughed. A most unquenchable hobbit. All Wizards should have a hobbit or two in their care to teach them the meaning of the word, and to correct them. I beg your pardon. But I have T HE PALAN TI ´ R 589 given thought even to these simple matters. We will ride for a few hours, gently, until we come to the end of the valley. Tomorrow we must ride faster. When we came, we meant to go straight from Isengard back to the kings house at Edoras over the plains, a ride of some days. But we have taken thought and changed the plan. Messengers have gone ahead to Helms Deep, to warn them that the king is returning tomorrow. He will ride from there with many men to Dunharrow by paths among the hills. From now on no more than two or three together are to go openly over the land, by day or night, when it can hh11 avoided. Nothing or a double helping is your way. said Merry. I am afraid I was not looking beyond tonights bed. Where and what are Helms Deep and all the rest of it. I dont know anything about this country. Then youd best learn something, if you wish to understand what is happening. But not just now, and not from me: I have too many pressing things to think about. All right, Ill tackle Strider by the camp-fire: hes Ckc testy. But why all this secrecy. I thought wed won the battle. Read article, we have won, but only the first victory, and that in itself increases Clc danger. There was some link between Isengard and Co, which I have not yet fathomed. How they exchanged news I am not sure; but they did so. The Eye of Barad-duˆr will be looking impatiently towards the Wizards Vale, I think; and towards Rohan. The less it sees the better. The road passed slowly, winding down the valley. Now further, and now nearer Isen flowed in its stony bed. Night came down from the mountains. All the mists were gone. A chill wind blew. The moon, now waxing round, filled the eastern sky with a pale cold t11. The shoulders of the mountain to their right sloped down to bare hills. The wide plains opened grey before them. At last they halted. Tg11 they turned aside, leaving the Coc th11 and taking to the sweet upland turf again. Clc westward a tj11 or so they came to a dale. It those steam ru that southward, leaning back into the slope of round Dol Baran, the last hill of the northern ranges, greenfooted, crowned with heather. The sides of the glen were shaggy with last years bracken, among which the tight-curled fronds of spring were just thrusting through the sweet-scented earth. Thornbushes grew thick upon the low banks, and under them tj11 made their camp, ty11 hours or so before the middle of the night. They lit a fire in a hollow, down among the roots of a spreading hawthorn, tall as a tree, writhen this web page age, but hale in every limb. Buds were swelling at each twigs tip. 590 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS Guards were set, two at a watch. The rest, after they had supped, wrapped themselves in a cloak and blanket and slept. The hobbits lay in a corner by themselves upon a pile of old bracken. Merry was tth11, but Pippin now seemed curiously restless. The bracken cracked and rustled, as he twisted and turned. Whats the matter. asked Merry. Are you lying on tj11 ant-hill. No, said Pippin, but Im not comfortable. I wonder how long it is since I slept in a bed. Merry yawned. Work it oCc on your fingers. he said. But you must know how long it is since th111 left Lo´rien. Oh, that. said Pippin. I mean a real bed in a bedroom. Well, Rivendell then, said Merry. But I could sleep anywhere tonight. You had the luck, Merry, said Pippin softly, after a pause. You were riding with Gandalf. Well, what of it. Did you get any news, any information out of him. Hh11, a good deal. More than usual. But you heard it all or most of it; you were close by, and we were talking no secrets. But you can go with him tomorrow, if you think you can get more out of him and if hell have you. Can I. Good. But hes close, isnt he. Not changed at all. Coc th11 yes, he is. said Merry, waking up a little, and beginning to wonder what was bothering his companion. He has grown, or something. He th1 be both kinder and more alarming, merrier and more solemn than before, I think. He has changed; but we have not had a chance to see how much, yet. But think of the last part of that business with Saruman. Remember Saruman was once Gandalfs superior: head of Cod Council, whatever that may be exactly. Ht11 was Saruman the White. Gandalf is the White now. Saruman came when he was told, and his rod was taken; and then he was just told to go, and he ty11. Well, if Gandalf has changed at all, then hes closer than ever thats all, Pippin tg11. That-glass ball, now. He th111 mighty pleased with it. He knows or guesses something about it. But does he tell us what. No, not a word. Yet I picked it up, and I saved it from rolling into a pool. Here, Ill take that, my lad thats all. I wonder what it is. It felt so very heavy. Pippins voice fell very low, as if he was talking to himself. Hullo. said Merry. So thats what is bothering you. Thh11, Pippin my lad, dont forget Gildors saying the one Sam used to quote: Do not meddle in the affairs of Wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger. But our whole life for months has been one long meddling in the T HE PALAN Cov ´ R 591 affairs of Wizards, said Pippin. I Cpc like a bit of information as well as danger. I should like a look at that ball. Go to sleep. said Merry. Youll get information enough, sooner or later. My dear Pippin, no Took ever beat a Brandybuck for inquisitiveness; but is this the time, I ask you. All right. Whats the harm in my telling you what I should like: a look at that gh11. I know I cant have it, with old Gandalf sitting on it, like a hen on an egg. But it doesnt help much to get no more from you than a you-cant-have-it so-go-to-sleep. Well, what else could I say. said Merry. Im sorry, Pippin, but you really must wait till the morning. Ill be as curious as you like after breakfast, and Ill help in any way I can at wizard-wheedling. But I cant keep awake any longer. If I yawn any more, I shall split at the Cof. Good night. Pippin said no more. He lay still now, but sleep remained far away; and it was not encouraged by the sound of Merry breathing softly, asleep in a few minutes after saying good night. The thought of the dark globe seemed to grow stronger as all grew quiet. Pippin felt again its weight in his hands, and saw again the mysterious red depths into which he had looked for a moment. He tossed tu11 turned and tried to think of something else. At last he could stand Cco no longer. He got up and looked round. It was chilly, and he wrapped his cloak about him. The moon was shining cold and white, down into the dell, and the shadows of the bushes were black. All about lay sleeping shapes. The two guards were not in view: they were up on the hill, perhaps, or hidden in the bracken. Driven by some impulse that he did not https://gameslikeclashofclans.cloud/online/gta-5-online-play-android.php, Pippin walked softly to where Gandalf lay. He looked down at him. The wizard seemed asleep, but with lids not fully closed: there was a glitter of eyes under his long lashes. Pippin stepped back hastily. But Gandalf made no sign; and drawn forward once more, half against his will, the hobbit crept up again from behind the wizards head. He was rolled in a blanket, with his cloak spread over the top; and close beside europa universalis board game, between his right side and his bent arm, there was a hummock, something round wrapped in a dark cloth; his hand seemed only just to have slipped off it to the ground. Hardly breathing, Pippin crept nearer, foot by foot. At last he knelt down. Then he put his hands out stealthily, and slowly lifted the lump up: it did not seem quite so heavy as he had expected. Only some bundle of oddments, perhaps, after all, he thought with a strange sense of relief; but he did not put the bundle down again. He stood for a moment clasping it. Then an idea came into his mind. He tiptoed away, found a large stone, and came back. 592 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS Quickly now he drew off the cloth, wrapped the stone in it and kneeling down, laid it back by tg11 wizards hand. Then at last he looked at the thing that he had uncovered. There it was: a smooth globe of crystal, now t11 and dead, lying bare before his knees. Pippin lifted it, covered it hurriedly in his own cloak, and half turned to go back to his bed. At that moment Gandalf moved in his sleep, and muttered some words: they seemed to be in a strange tongue; his hand groped out and clasped the wrapped stone, then he sighed and did not move again. You idiotic fool. Pippin muttered to himself. Youre going to get yourself into frightful trouble. Put it back quick. But he found now that his knees quaked, and he did not dare to go near enough to the wizard to reach the bundle. Ill never Ckc it back now without waking him, he thought, not till Im a bit calmer. So I may as well have a look first. Not just here though. He stole away, and sat down on a green hillock not far from his bed. The moon looked in over the edge of the dell. Pippin sat with his knees drawn up and the ball between them. He th1 low over it, looking like a greedy child stooping over a bowl of food, in a corner away from others. He drew his cloak aside and gazed at it. The air seemed still and tense about him. At first the globe was dark, black as jet, with the moonlight gleaming on its surface. Then there tg11 a faint glow and stir in the heart of it, and it held his eyes, so that now he could not look away. Soon all the inside seemed on fire; the ball was spinning, or the lights within were revolving. Suddenly the lights went out. He gave a gasp and struggled; but he remained bent, clasping the ball with both hands. Closer and closer Cod bent, and then became rigid; his lips moved soundlessly for a while. Then with a strangled cry he fell back and lay still. The cry was piercing. The guards leapt down from the banks. Yh11 the camp was soon astir. So this is the thief. said Gandalf. Hastily he cast his cloak over the globe where it lay. But you, Pippin. This is a grievous turn to things. He knelt by Pippins body: the hobbit was lying on his back, rigid, with unseeing eyes staring up at the sky. The devilry. What mischief has tj11 done to himself, and to all of us. The wizards face was drawn and haggard. He took Pippins hand and bent over his face, listening for his breath; then he laid his hands on his brow. The hobbit shuddered. His eyes closed. He cried out; and sat up, staring in bewilderment at all the faces round him, pale in the moonlight. It is not for you, Saruman. he cried in a shrill and toneless voice, shrinking away from Gandalf. I will send for it at once. Do you T HE PALAN TI ´ R 593 understand. Say just that. Then he struggled to get up and escape, but Gandalf held him gently and firmly. Peregrin Took. he said. Come back. The hobbit relaxed and fell back, clinging to the wizards hand. Gandalf. he cried. Gandalf. Forgive me. Forgive you. said the wizard. Tell me first what you have done. I, I took the ball Clc looked at it, stammered Pippin; and I saw things that frightened me. And I wanted to go away, but I couldnt. And then he came and questioned me; and he looked th11 me, and, and, that is all I remember. That wont do, said Gandalf sternly. What did you see, and what did you say.
Isildurs Bane is found. Battle is at hand. The Sword shall be reforged. I will come to Minas Tirith. Isildurs Bane read more found, you say, said Boromir. I have seen a T HE C OUNC IL O F ELROND 249 bright ring in the Halflings hand; but Isildur perished ere this age of the world began, they say. How do the Wise know that this ring is his. And how has it passed down the years, until it is brought hither by so strange a messenger. That shall be told, said Elrond. But not yet, I beg, Master. cried Bilbo. Already the Sun is climbing to noon, and I feel the need of something to strengthen me. I had not named you, said Elrond smiling. But I do so now. Come. Tell us your tale. And if you have not yet cast your story into verse, you may tell it in plain words. The briefer, the sooner shall you be refreshed. Very well, said Bilbo. I will do as you bid. But I will now tell the true story, and if some here have heard me tell it otherwise he looked sidelong at Glo´in I ask them to forget it and forgive me. I only wished to claim the treasure as my very own in those days, and to be rid of the name of thief that was put on me. But perhaps I understand things a little better now. Anyway, this is what happened. To some there Bilbos tale was wholly new, and they listened with amazement while the old hobbit, Bloons td 6 strategy not at all displeased, recounted his adventure with Gollum, at full length. He did not omit a single riddle. He would have given also an account of his party and disappearance from the Shire, if he had been allowed; but Elrond raised his hand. Well told, my friend, he said, but that is enough at this time. For the moment it suffices to know that check this out Ring passed to Frodo, your heir. Let him now speak. Then, less willingly than Bilbo, Frodo told of all his dealings with the Ring from the day that it passed into his keeping. Every step of his journey from Hobbiton to the Ford of Bruinen was questioned and considered, and everything that he could recall concerning the Black Riders was examined. At last he sat down again. Not bad, Bilbo said to him. You would have made a good story of it, if they hadnt kept on interrupting. I tried to make a few notes, but we Bloons td 6 strategy have to go over it all again together some time, if I am to write it up. There are whole chapters of stuff before you ever got here. Yes, it made quite a long tale, answered Frodo. But the story still does not seem complete to me. I still want to know a good deal, especially about Gandalf. Galdor of the Havens, who sat nearby, overheard him. You speak for me also, clash of clans cried, and turning to Elrond he said: The Wise may have good reason to believe that the halflings trove is indeed the 250 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS Great Ring of long debate, unlikely though that may seem to those who know less. But may we not hear the proofs. And I would ask this also. What of Saruman. He is learned in the lore of the Rings, yet he is not among us. What is his counsel if he knows the things that we have heard. Https://gameslikeclashofclans.cloud/strategy/the-ultimate-marketing-strategy.php questions that you ask, Galdor, are bound together, said Elrond. I had not overlooked them, and they shall be answered. But these things it is the part of Gandalf to make clear; and I call upon him last, for it is the place of honour, and in all this matter he has been the chief. Some, Galdor, said Gandalf, would think the tidings of Glo´in, and the pursuit of Frodo, proof enough that the halflings trove is a thing of great worth to the Enemy. Yet it is a ring. What then. The Nine the Nazguˆl keep. The Seven are taken or destroyed. At this Glo´in stirred, but did not speak. The Three we know of. What then is this one that he desires so much. There is indeed a wide waste of time between the River and the Mountain, between the loss and the finding. But the gap in the knowledge of the Wise has been filled at last. Yet too slowly. For the Enemy has been close behind, closer even than I feared. And well is it that not until this year, this very summer, as it seems, did he learn the full truth. Some here will remember that many years ago I myself dared to pass the doors of the Necromancer in Dol Guldur, and secretly explored his ways, and found thus that our fears were true: he was none other than Sauron, our Enemy of old, at length taking shape and power again. Some, too, will remember also that Saruman dissuaded us from open deeds against him, and for long we watched him only. Yet at last, as his shadow Bloons td 6 strategy, Saruman yielded, and the Council put forth its strength and drove the evil out of Mirkwood and that was in the very year of the finding of this Ring: a strange chance, if chance it was. But we were too late, as Elrond foresaw. Sauron also had watched us, and had long prepared against our stroke, governing Mordor from afar through Minas Morgul, where his Nine servants dwelt, until all was ready. Then he gave way before us, but only feigned to flee, and soon after came to the Dark Tower and openly declared himself. Then for the last time the Council met; for now we learned that he was seeking ever more eagerly for the One. We feared then that he had some news of it that we knew nothing of. But Saruman said nay, and repeated what he had said to us before: that the One would never again be found in Middle-earth. At the worst, said he, our Enemy knows that we have it not, and that it still is lost. But what was lost may yet be found, Bloons td 6 strategy thinks. T HE C OUNC IL O F ELROND 251 Fear not. His hope will cheat him. Have I not earnestly studied this matter. Into Anduin the Great it fell; and long ago, while Sauron slept, it was rolled down the River to the Sea. There let it lie until the End. Gandalf fell silent, gazing eastward from the porch to the far peaks of the Misty Mountains, at whose great roots the peril of the world had so long lain hidden. He sighed.
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