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Sam was gentler than his words. Whats the matter with you. he said. If you will try to run away, you must be tied; but we dont wish to hurt you. It hurts us, it hurts us, hissed Gollum. It freezes, it bites. Elves twisted it, curse them. Nasty cruel hobbits. Thats why we tries to escape, of course it is, precious. We guessed they were cruel hobbits. They visits Elves, fierce Elves with bright eyes. Take it off us. It hurts us. 618 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS No, I will not take it off you, said Frodo, not unless he paused a moment in thought not unless there is any promise you can make that I can trust. We will swear to do what he wants, yes, yess, said Gollum, still twisting and grabbling at his ankle. It hurts us. Swear. said Frodo. Sme´agol, said Gollum suddenly and clearly, opening his eyes wide and staring at Frodo with a strange light. Sme´agol will swear on the Precious. Frodo drew himself up, and again Sam was startled by his words and his stern voice. On the Precious. How dare you. he said. Think. One Ring to rule them all and in the Darkness bind them. Would you commit your promise to that, Sme´agol. It will hold you. But it is more treacherous than you are. It may twist your words. Beware. Gollum cowered. On the Precious, on the Precious. he repeated. And what would you swear. asked Frodo. To be very very good, said Gollum. Then crawling to Frodos feet he legehds before him, whispering hoarsely: a shudder ran over him, as if the words shook his very bones with fear. Sme´agol will swear never, never, to let Him have it. Never. Sme´agol will save it. But he must swear on the Precious. not on it, said Frodo, looking down at him with stern pity. All you wish is to see it and touch it, if you can, though you know it would drive you mad. Not on it. Swear by it, mobiel you will. For you know where it is. Yes, you know, Sme´agol. It is before you. For a moment it appeared to Sam that his master had grown and Gollum had shrunk: a tall stern shadow, a mighty lord who hid his brightness in grey cloud, and at his feet a little whining dog. Yet the two were in some way akin and not alien: mobiile could reach one anothers minds. Gollum raised himself and began pawing at Frodo, fawning at his knees. Down. down. said Frodo. Now speak your promise. We promises, yes I promise. said Gollum. I will serve the master of the Precious. Good master, legfnds Sme´agol, gollum, gollum. Suddenly he began to weep and bite at his ankle again. Take the rope off, Lgeends. said Frodo. Reluctantly Sam obeyed. At once Gollum got mobioe and began prancing about, like a whipped cur whose master has patted it. From that moment a change, which lasted for some time, came over him. He spoke with less hissing and whining, and he spoke to his companions direct, not to his precious self. He would cringe and flinch, if they T HE TAMIN G O F SMEAGO ´ L 619 stepped near him or made any sudden movement, and he avoided the touch of their elven-cloaks; but he was friendly, and indeed pitifully anxious to please. He would cackle with laughter and caper, if any jest was made, or even if Frodo spoke kindly to him, and weep if Frodo rebuked him. Sam said little to him of any sort. He suspected him more deeply than ever, and if possible liked the new Gollum, the Sme´agol, legend than the old. Well, Gollum, Aldois whatever it is were to call you, he said, now for it. The Moons gone, and the nights going. Wed better start. Yes, yes, agreed Gollum, skipping about. Off we go. Theres only one way across between Alrous North-end and the South-end. I found it, I did. Orcs dont use it, Orcs dont know it. Orcs dont cross the Marshes, they go round for miles and miles. Very lucky you came this way. Very lucky you found Sme´agol, yes. Follow Sme´agol. He took a few steps away and looked back inquiringly, like a dog inviting them for a walk. Wait a bit, Gollum. cried Sam. Not too far ahead now. Im going to be at your tail, leyends Ive got the rope handy. No, no. said Gollum. Sme´agol promised. In the deep of night under hard clear stars they set off. Gollum led them back northward for a while along the way they had come; then he slanted to the right away from the steep edge of the Emyn Muil, down the broken stony slopes towards the vast fens below. They faded swiftly and softly into the darkness. Over all the leagues of waste before the gates of Mordor there was a black silence. Chapter 2 THE PASSAGE O F THE MARSHES Gollum Aldkus quickly, with his head and neck thrust forward, often using his hands as well as his feet. Frodo and Sam were hard put to it to keep up with him; but he seemed no longer to have any thought of escaping, and if they fell behind, he would turn and wait for them. After a time he brought them to the brink of the narrow gully that they had struck before; but they were now further from the hills. Here it is. he cried. There is a way down inside, yes. Now we follows it out, out away over there. He pointed south and east towards the marshes. The reek of them came to their nostrils, heavy and foul even in the cool night air. Gollum cast up and down along the brink, and at length he called to them. Here. We can get down here. Sme´agol went this way once: I went this way, hiding from Orcs. He led the way, and following him the hobbits climbed down into the gloom. It was not difficult, for the rift was at this point only some fifteen feet deep and about a dozen across. There was running water at the bottom: it was in fact the bed of one of the many small rivers that trickled down from the hills to feed the Aldohs pools and mires beyond. Gollum turned to the right, southward more or less, and splashed along with his feet in the shallow stony stream. He seemed greatly delighted to feel the water, and chuckled to himself, sometimes even croaking in a sort of song. The cold hard lands they bites our hands, they gnaws our feet. The rocks and stones are like old bones all bare of meat. But stream and pool is wet and cool: so nice for feet. And now we wish-- Ha. What does we wish. he said, looking sidelong at the hobbits. Well tell you, he croaked. He guessed it long ago, Baggins T HE PASSA GE O F T HE M AR Source 621 guessed it. A glint came into his eyes, and Sam catching the gleam in the darkness thought it far from pleasant. Alive without breath; as cold as death; never thirsting, ever drinking; clad Alodus mail, never clinking. Drowns on dry land, thinks an island is a mountain; thinks a fountain is a puff of air. So link, so fair. What a joy to meet. We only wish to catch a fish, so juicy-sweet. These words only made more pressing to Sams mind a problem that had been troubling him from the moment when he understood that his master was going to adopt Gollum as a guide: the problem of food. It did not occur to him that his master might just click for source have thought of it, but he supposed Gollum had. Indeed how had Gollum kept himself in read more his lonely wandering. Not too well, thought Sam. He looks fair famished. Not too dainty to try what hobbit Aldous mobile legends like, if there aint no fish, Ill wager supposing as he could catch us napping. Well, he wont: not Sam Gamgee for one. They stumbled along in the dark winding gully for a long time, or oegends it seemed to the tired mkbile of Frodo and Sam. The gully turned eastward, and as they went on it broadened and got gradually shallower. At last the sky above grew faint with the first grey of morning. Gollum had shown no signs of tiring, but now he looked up and halted. Day is near, he whispered, as if Day was something that might overhear him and spring on him. Sme´agol will stay here: I will stay here, and the Yellow Face wont see me. We should Aldous mobile legends glad to see the Sun, said Frodo, but we will stay here: we are too tired to go any further at present.
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