# Digital Tolkien Project
# Unfinished Tales Citation System Index 0.1
# 
# by James Tauber, Damian Romero, Chiara Palladino, and Andrew Ferguson

intro.head	{h}	INTRODUCTION
intro.0.001	{p}	The problems that confront one
intro.0.002	{p}	On the other hand, the
intro.0.003	{p}	Many of the pieces in
intro.0.004	{qt.p}	I now wish that no
intro.0.005	{qt.p}	I am not now at
intro.0.006	{p}	In a letter of the
intro.0.007	{qt.p}	… while many like you
intro.0.008	{p}	But whatever view may be
intro.0.009	{p}	The construction of the book
intro.0.010	{p}	The most important is the
intro.0.011	{p}	In content the book is
intro.0.012	{p}	The notes may seem to
intro.0.013	{p}	I have throughout assumed on
intro.0.014	{p}	Page-references to The Silmarillion are
intro.0.015	{p}	There follow now primarily bibliographical
intro.1.head	{h}	PART ONE
intro.1.01.head	{h}	Of Tuor and his Coming
intro.1.01.001	{p}	My father said more than
intro.1.01.002	{p}	“This tale is not the
intro.1.01.003	{p}	The tale of Tuor and
intro.1.01.004	{p}	This is the text that
intro.1.01.005	{p}	It is thus the remarkable
intro.1.02.head	{h}	The Tale of the Children
intro.1.02.001	{p}	The development of the legend
intro.1.02.002	{p}	There are however great differences
intro.1.02.003	{p}	For the first part of
intro.1.02.004	{p}	In the third section of
intro.2.head	{h}	PART TWO
intro.2.01.head	{h}	A Description of the Island
intro.2.01.001	{p}	Although descriptive rather than narrative,
intro.2.01.002	{p}	I have redrawn the map
intro.2.02.head	{h}	Aldarion and Erendis
intro.2.02.001	{p}	This story was left in
intro.2.02.002	{p}	To appreciate the necessity for
intro.2.02.003	{p}	This movement away from a
intro.2.02.004	{p}	The latest “scheme”, the text
intro.2.02.005	{p}	At the end of this
intro.2.03.head	{h}	The Line of Elros: Kings
intro.2.03.001	{p}	Though in form purely a
intro.2.03.002	{p}	The genealogical table of the
intro.2.04.head	{h}	The History of Galadriel and
intro.2.04.001	{p}	This section of the book
intro.2.04.002	{p}	The history of Galadriel and
intro.2.04.003	{p}	Divergent versions need not indeed
intro.2.04.004	{p}	In his last years my
intro.3.head	{h}	PART THREE
intro.3.01.head	{h}	The Disaster of the Gladden
intro.3.01.001	{p}	This is a “late” narrative
intro.3.02.head	{h}	Cirion and Eorl and the
intro.3.02.001	{p}	I judge these fragments to
intro.3.03.head	{h}	The Quest of Erebor
intro.3.03.001	{p}	In a letter written in
intro.3.03.002	{qt.p}	There are, of course, quite
intro.3.03.003	{p}	This account of Gandalf’s is
intro.3.04.head	{h}	The Hunt for the Ring
intro.3.04.001	{p}	There is much writing bearing
intro.3.05.head	{h}	The Battles of the Fords
intro.3.05.001	{p}	This, together with the account
intro.4.head	{h}	PART FOUR
intro.4.01.head	{h}	The Drúedain
intro.4.01.001	{p}	Towards the end of his
intro.4.02.head	{h}	The Istari
intro.4.02.001	{p}	It was proposed soon after
intro.4.02.002	{p}	In the event there was
intro.4.02.003	{p}	For the other citations in
intro.4.03.head	{h}	The Palantíri
intro.4.03.001	{p}	For the second edition of
intro.4.04.head	{h}	The Map of Middle-earth
intro.4.04.001	{p}	My first intention was to
intro.4.04.002	{p}	All the more important place-names
intro.4.04.003	{p}	I have thought it desirable
intro.4.04.004	{p}	Lastly, I would emphasize that
1.head	{h}	THE FIRST AGE
1.01.head	{h}	OF TUOR AND HIS COMING
1.01.001	{p}	Rían, wife of Huor, dwelt
1.01.002	{p}	And Rían said to the
1.01.003	{p}	Then the Elves pitied her;
1.01.004	{p}	Therefore Rían arose and left
1.01.005	{ps}	But with the passing of
1.01.006	{p}	Therefore Annael led his small
1.01.007	{p}	“Far hence, I deem, your
1.01.008	{p}	“But how shall we escape
1.01.009	{p}	“We shall not march through
1.01.010	{p}	At that name Tuor was
1.01.011	{p}	“Then I will go and
1.01.012	{p}	“That you cannot,” said Annael.
1.01.013	{p}	Thus it came to pass
1.01.014	{p}	But after three years of
1.01.015	{p}	Now Tuor knew that, though
1.01.016	{ps}	Thus it came to pass
1.01.017	{p}	Then he took up the
1.01.018	{p}	Now the land became more
1.01.019	{ps}	But even as the light
1.01.020	{p}	And Tuor answered: “Yea, I
1.01.021	{p}	“Then,” said Gelmir, “if you
1.01.022	{p}	“So I thought,” said Tuor.
1.01.023	{p}	“Through darkness one may come
1.01.024	{p}	“Yet one will walk under
1.01.025	{p}	Then the Elves laughed, and
1.01.026	{p}	Then Tuor followed the Noldor
1.01.027	{p}	When they had come to
1.01.028	{p}	“Now we must return and
1.01.029	{p}	“Is then the hour come
1.01.030	{p}	Then the Elves looked at
1.01.031	{p}	“Little,” said Tuor; “save that
1.01.032	{p}	“Who shall say?” answered the
1.01.033	{p}	But Gelmir said: “Yet I
1.01.034	{p}	With that the Noldor turned
1.01.035	{p}	In that deep place Tuor
1.01.036	{p}	With the coming of day
1.01.037	{p}	Thus Tuor journeyed slowly for
1.01.038	{p}	Then Tuor was filled with
1.01.039	{p}	The next morning he heard
1.01.040	{ps}	Now Tuor went on once
1.01.041	{p}	But now Tuor was dismayed
1.01.042	{ps}	Tuor tarried many days in
1.01.043	{p}	To the borders of the
1.01.044	{p}	And, maybe, birds saw from
1.01.045	{p}	Now Tuor loved swans, which
1.01.046	{p}	Then Tuor cried aloud: “Here
1.01.047	{ps}	Now Tuor journeyed south along
1.01.048	{p}	Those grey hills were indeed
1.01.049	{ps}	Now Tuor came to the
1.01.050	{p}	As he stood before the
1.01.051	{p}	Then Tuor arrayed himself in
1.01.052	{ps}	Now Tuor felt his feet
1.01.053	{p}	Then Tuor bowed in reverence,
1.01.054	{p}	He set no foot upon
1.01.055	{p}	“Arise, Tuor, son of Huor!”
1.01.056	{p}	“What then is my goal,
1.01.057	{p}	“That which thy heart hath
1.01.058	{p}	Then it seemed to Tuor
1.01.059	{p}	“Thus thou shalt walk under
1.01.060	{p}	“I will, Lord,” said Tuor.
1.01.061	{p}	“Then I will set words
1.01.062	{p}	“Then shall Turgon not stand
1.01.063	{p}	“If I choose to send
1.01.064	{p}	And as Ulmo said these
1.01.065	{p}	“As thou commandest,” said Tuor.
1.01.066	{p}	“If thou come to him,”
1.01.067	{p}	Then there was a noise
1.01.068	{p}	“I go, Lord! Yet now
1.01.069	{p}	And thereupon Ulmo lifted up
1.01.070	{p}	Then Tuor fled from the
1.01.071	{p}	After this dream Tuor fell
1.01.072	{p}	As Tuor stood and looked
1.01.073	{p}	Then the Elf turned and
1.01.074	{p}	A moment thus they stayed,
1.01.075	{p}	“Nay,” Tuor answered. “The Shadow
1.01.076	{p}	Then Voronwë looked at him
1.01.077	{p}	“I am,” said Tuor. “And
1.01.078	{p}	“I am,” said the Elf.
1.01.079	{p}	“I know, for the Lord
1.01.080	{p}	Then in fear and wonder
1.01.081	{p}	“Nay, I am an escaped
1.01.082	{p}	“Many are outlaw and thrall
1.01.083	{p}	“I do not bid you
1.01.084	{p}	Tuor marvelled to hear himself
1.01.085	{p}	“Alas!” he said. “I wish
1.01.086	{p}	“Then we will go together,
1.01.087	{p}	“And yours also,” said Voronwë.
1.01.088	{p}	“Yea,” said Tuor. “But whither
1.01.089	{p}	But Voronwë would answer nothing
1.01.090	{p}	“Maybe,” said Tuor. “But not
1.01.091	{ps}	Now Tuor and Voronwë made
1.01.092	{p}	Before the day was broad
1.01.093	{p}	Now as they sat shrouded
1.01.094	{p}	“There now the numbers of
1.01.095	{p}	“But when later Turgon heard
1.01.096	{p}	“Thus it came into my
1.01.097	{p}	“But the salt air of
1.01.098	{p}	“But the Great Sea is
1.01.099	{p}	“At the last, in black
1.01.100	{p}	Voronwë sighed, and spoke then
1.01.101	{ps}	Soon after Tuor and Voronwë
1.01.102	{p}	Slow was their going by
1.01.103	{p}	There at the end of
1.01.104	{p}	“Alas! Has the evil come
1.01.105	{p}	“It is even as Ulmo
1.01.106	{p}	“Yet,” said Voronwë, “a malice
1.01.107	{ps}	Even as he spoke thus,
1.01.108	{p}	Then he went swiftly away
1.01.109	{p}	When the Blacksword had passed,
1.01.110	{p}	Then Tuor said to Voronwë:
1.01.111	{p}	But Tuor said: “How far
1.01.112	{p}	“I have led you as
1.01.113	{p}	“I counted myself the hardiest
1.01.114	{p}	“No other choice have we,”
1.01.115	{p}	Therefore all through that bitter
1.01.116	{p}	“Gurth an Glamhoth!” Tuor muttered.18
1.01.117	{p}	“Nay!” said Voronwë. “On this
1.01.118	{p}	“Then let them be,” said
1.01.119	{p}	“Come then!” said Voronwë. “Debate
1.01.120	{p}	He crept then away through
1.01.121	{p}	“I hear none moving on
1.01.122	{p}	“Death is all about us,”
1.01.123	{p}	So saying he stole to
1.01.124	{ps}	All was still. The cold
1.01.125	{p}	All at once from near
1.01.126	{p}	Beside them was a boulder
1.01.127	{p}	The cries of the hunters
1.01.128	{p}	The night passed, and the
1.01.129	{p}	Then Voronwë said in a
1.01.130	{p}	Then Tuor looked as Voronwë
1.01.131	{p}	At once Tuor would hasten
1.01.132	{p}	“Then shall we sit here
1.01.133	{p}	Still Voronwë hesitated, and looked
1.01.134	{p}	“What new thing have you
1.01.135	{p}	“Short is the sight of
1.01.136	{p}	Then Tuor stood at gaze;
1.01.137	{p}	“Now let us go,” said
1.01.138	{p}	Swiftly down a long slope
1.01.139	{p}	On the far side of
1.01.140	{p}	“At last beyond hope we
1.01.141	{p}	“Yet it is the road
1.01.142	{p}	“That you shall yet see,”
1.01.143	{p}	“I doubt it not,” said
1.01.144	{p}	“Neither good nor ill,” said
1.01.145	{p}	But Tuor said: “Forebode no
1.01.146	{ps}	Many miles they toiled on
1.01.147	{p}	When the first glimmer of
1.01.148	{p}	But at last, as with
1.01.149	{p}	“Nay,” said Voronwë. “Yet I
1.01.150	{p}	But their whispers aroused the
1.01.151	{p}	“Stand!” it said. “Stir not!
1.01.152	{p}	“We are friends,” said Voronwë.
1.01.153	{p}	“Then do as we bid,”
1.01.154	{p}	The echo of their voices
1.01.155	{p}	For a moment they were
1.01.156	{p}	“Then Voronwë will remember also
1.01.157	{p}	Then Voronwë led Tuor towards
1.01.158	{p}	“This is strange in you,
1.01.159	{p}	“In the wide lands without,
1.01.160	{p}	Then Tuor spoke, and feared
1.01.161	{p}	Thereat Elemmakil looked in wonder
1.01.162	{p}	“I am Tuor son of
1.01.163	{p}	“From Nevrast?” said Elemmakil. “It
1.01.164	{p}	“It is said truly,” answered
1.01.165	{p}	“In matters so great judgement
1.01.166	{p}	Then he spoke in command,
1.01.167	{p}	Elemmakil touched it, and it
1.01.168	{p}	“You have passed the First
1.01.169	{p}	How far that deep road
1.01.170	{p}	“Yea, indeed,” said Voronwë; “to
1.01.171	{p}	“If our law were less
1.01.172	{p}	“It is well,” said Tuor,
1.01.173	{p}	Thus they went on up
1.01.174	{p}	“Here stands the Second Gate,
1.01.175	{p}	“Scant may the fare seem,”
1.01.176	{p}	“It is enough,” said Tuor.
1.01.177	{ps}	After a little space they
1.01.178	{p}	Now they came to the
1.01.179	{p}	For they had climbed now
1.01.180	{p}	Now they passed through the
1.01.181	{p}	The wall of the Fifth
1.01.182	{p}	So they came to the
1.01.183	{p}	Now sunlight fell upon the
1.01.184	{p}	No wall stood there, but
1.01.185	{p}	No gate or door could
1.01.186	{p}	Straightway there issued riders from
1.01.187	{p}	Elemmakil saluted him and said:
1.01.188	{p}	Then Ecthelion turned to Tuor,
1.01.189	{p}	“Speak not ill-boding! If the
1.01.190	{p}	Then Voronwë and all those
1.01.191	{p}	For a while Ecthelion stood
1.01.192	{p}	Thus he stood and spoke
1.01.193	{p}	Then Ecthelion said at last:
1.01.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
1.01.notes.01.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion p. 196
1.01.notes.02.001	{p}	The blue-shining lamps of the
1.01.notes.03.001	{p}	“The sun shall shine upon
1.01.notes.04.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion pp. 80–1
1.01.notes.05.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion p. 215:
1.01.notes.06.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion p. 126
1.01.notes.07.001	{p}	Tuor was the father of
1.01.notes.08.001	{p}	This must refer to the
1.01.notes.09.001	{p}	The Shadowy Isles are very
1.01.notes.10.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion p. 196:
1.01.notes.11.001	{p}	The words of Ulmo to
1.01.notes.12.001	{p}	Nothing is told in The
1.01.notes.13.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion p. 159:
1.01.notes.13.002	{p}	In one of the “constituent
1.01.notes.14.001	{p}	The woods of Núath are
1.01.notes.15.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion pp. 209
1.01.notes.16.001	{p}	The river Glithui is not
1.01.notes.17.001	{p}	This road is referred to
1.01.notes.18.001	{p}	“Death to the Glamhoth!” This
1.01.notes.19.001	{p}	Echoriath: the Encircling Mountains about
1.01.notes.20.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion, pp. 200
1.01.notes.21.001	{p}	By this road Maeglin and
1.01.notes.22.001	{p}	The name Brithiach contains the
1.01.notes.23.001	{p}	In a parallel version of
1.01.notes.24.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion p. 125:
1.01.notes.25.001	{p}	It is not said in
1.01.notes.26.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion nothing is
1.01.notes.27.001	{p}	These were the flowers that
1.01.notes.28.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion p. 92
1.01.notes.29.001	{p}	Ecthelion of the Fountain is
1.01.notes.30.001	{p}	From this point the carefully-written,
1.01.notes.31.001	{p}	Here the narrative finally comes
1.01.notes.31.002	{p}	Tuor asked the name of
1.01.notes.31.003	{p}	A description of Gondolin was
1.01.notes.31.004	{p}	Other disjointed notes indicate that
1.01.notes.31.005	{p}	It may be noted that
1.02.head	{h}	NARN I HÎN HÚRIN
1.02.subhead	{h2}	The Tale of the Children
1.02.01.head	{h}	The Childhood of Túrin
1.02.01.001	{p}	Hador Goldenhead was a lord
1.02.01.002	{p}	Galdor and Hareth had two
1.02.01.003	{p}	Húrin wedded Morwen, the daughter
1.02.01.004	{p}	Túrin was the name of
1.02.01.005	{p}	Huor wedded Rían, the cousin
1.02.01.006	{ps}	In the years after the
1.02.01.007	{p}	But the wiser were uneasy
1.02.01.008	{p}	In that year Túrin son
1.02.01.009	{p}	But Túrin was loved less
1.02.01.010	{p}	“Fair as an Elf-child is
1.02.01.011	{p}	But before the year was
1.02.01.012	{p}	And when Morwen came to
1.02.01.013	{p}	“Because Urwen is dead, and
1.02.01.014	{p}	She did not seek to
1.02.01.015	{p}	But Túrin wept bitterly at
1.02.01.016	{p}	“That was a great battle,
1.02.01.017	{p}	In this way Sador would
1.02.01.018	{p}	“Very like,” said Sador; “for
1.02.01.019	{p}	Then Túrin asked him: “What
1.02.01.020	{p}	“As to the fate of
1.02.01.021	{p}	“Then Lalaith will not come
1.02.01.022	{p}	“She will not come back,”
1.02.01.023	{p}	“Has it always been so?
1.02.01.024	{p}	“I do not know. A
1.02.01.025	{p}	“Were they afraid?” said Túrin.
1.02.01.026	{p}	“It may be,” said Sador.
1.02.01.027	{p}	“We are not afraid any
1.02.01.028	{p}	It seemed then to Sador
1.02.01.029	{p}	Then Túrin said: “Perhaps it
1.02.01.030	{p}	“You may learn much of
1.02.01.031	{p}	“But my father loves them,”
1.02.01.032	{p}	“That is true,” answered Sador;
1.02.01.033	{ps}	At this time Túrin was
1.02.01.034	{p}	No shadow of such doubt
1.02.01.035	{p}	“That has ever been so,”
1.02.01.036	{p}	“Prudence, not doubt,” said Húrin;
1.02.01.037	{p}	“Beleriand is wide, and houseless
1.02.01.038	{p}	Then Húrin thought for a
1.02.01.039	{p}	“If such an evil time
1.02.01.040	{p}	“They are few and unlearned,
1.02.01.041	{p}	“You do not speak of
1.02.01.042	{p}	“No, for that name has
1.02.01.043	{p}	“Yet the word is true
1.02.01.044	{p}	“But you guess, and guess
1.02.01.045	{p}	“It may be so,” said
1.02.01.046	{p}	“Then if your kin are
1.02.01.047	{p}	“My heart does not lean
1.02.01.048	{p}	“At the name of Brethil
1.02.01.049	{p}	Then suddenly Húrin laughed, and
1.02.01.050	{p}	That night Túrin half-woke, and
1.02.01.051	{ps}	On the morning of Túrin’s
1.02.01.052	{p}	Then Túrin ran from the
1.02.01.053	{p}	Then Sador was troubled, for
1.02.01.054	{p}	Húrin soon marked that Túrin
1.02.01.055	{p}	“Do you then scorn your
1.02.01.056	{p}	Then Húrin said: “All three
1.02.01.057	{p}	“Yet I doubt if Sador
1.02.01.058	{p}	“Give him pity nonetheless,” said
1.02.01.059	{p}	“But you must wait now
1.02.01.060	{p}	Nonetheless Túrin saw that Sador
1.02.01.061	{ps}	There came a bright morning
1.02.01.062	{p}	Then Morwen bade farewell to
1.02.01.063	{p}	And Húrin answered her: “Farewell,
1.02.01.064	{p}	Then at last Húrin sprang
1.02.01.065	{p}	But Morwen and Túrin stood
1.02.02.head	{h}	The Words of Húrin and
1.02.02.001	{p}	Many songs are sung and
1.02.02.002	{ps}	Húrin was brought before Morgoth,
1.02.02.003	{p}	Then Morgoth laughed, and he
1.02.02.004	{p}	“You have none,” answered Húrin.
1.02.02.005	{p}	Then wrath mastered Morgoth, and
1.02.02.006	{p}	But Húrin said: “You speak
1.02.02.007	{p}	Then Morgoth turned upon Húrin,
1.02.02.008	{p}	“I know not,” said Húrin.
1.02.02.009	{p}	“You say it,” said Morgoth.
1.02.02.010	{p}	But Húrin answered: “Do you
1.02.02.011	{p}	“You have learned the lessons
1.02.02.012	{p}	“This last then I will
1.02.02.013	{p}	“Beyond the Circles of the
1.02.02.014	{p}	“You lie,” said Húrin.
1.02.02.015	{p}	“You shall see and you
1.02.02.016	{p}	“Sit now there,” said Morgoth,
1.02.03.head	{h}	The Departure of Túrin
1.02.03.001	{p}	To Brethil three men only
1.02.03.002	{p}	To Dor-lómin no tidings came.
1.02.03.003	{p}	Morwen Eledhwen remained in Hithlum,
1.02.03.004	{p}	Thus it came to pass
1.02.03.005	{p}	Brodda made thralls of the
1.02.03.006	{p}	Of what had happened and
1.02.03.007	{p}	Morwen answered: “I do not
1.02.03.008	{p}	“Then I think that he
1.02.03.009	{p}	“I do not think that
1.02.03.010	{ps}	As the time lengthened the
1.02.03.011	{ps}	Autumn of the Year of
1.02.03.012	{p}	“Go?” cried Túrin. “Whither shall
1.02.03.013	{p}	“Yes,” said Morwen, “over the
1.02.03.014	{p}	“I cannot go alone!” said
1.02.03.015	{p}	“I cannot go,” said Morwen.
1.02.03.016	{p}	“Will you not send Labadal?”
1.02.03.017	{p}	“No, for Sador is lame,”
1.02.03.018	{p}	“But I shall leave you
1.02.03.019	{p}	“The heir should stay, but
1.02.03.020	{p}	“But how will you find
1.02.03.021	{p}	“If you wail, other things
1.02.03.022	{p}	“I do not know,” said
1.02.03.023	{p}	“I am sending you away
1.02.03.024	{p}	They spoke no more of
1.02.03.025	{p}	“Do not break it yet,”
1.02.03.026	{p}	“False hopes are more dangerous
1.02.03.027	{p}	Túrin put out his hand,
1.02.03.028	{p}	“But if it is my
1.02.03.029	{p}	“Yes,” said Túrin, “to any
1.02.03.030	{p}	“I have no hope of
1.02.03.031	{p}	“What is a thrall?” said
1.02.03.032	{p}	“A man who was a
1.02.03.033	{p}	“Now I understand things better,”
1.02.03.034	{p}	“It is a shame that
1.02.03.035	{p}	“Why my mother is sending
1.02.03.036	{p}	“Ah!” said Sador, and he
1.02.03.037	{p}	“But I must speak with
1.02.03.038	{p}	“But if you do not,”
1.02.03.039	{p}	“No!” said Túrin. “I am
1.02.03.040	{p}	Then Túrin stayed his tears,
1.02.03.041	{p}	“It would be best indeed,”
1.02.03.042	{ps}	Now Túrin was made ready
1.02.03.043	{ps}	Early in the year after
1.02.03.044	{p}	“What boon would you have
1.02.03.045	{p}	“I would be one of
1.02.03.046	{p}	“That may well be, when
1.02.03.047	{p}	Thus Túrin came to the
1.02.03.048	{ps}	Thus began the sojourn of
1.02.03.049	{p}	When the messengers spoke Morwen’s
1.02.03.050	{p}	The Helm of Hador was
1.02.03.051	{p}	But in truth this helm
1.02.03.052	{p}	Now Thingol had in Menegroth
1.02.03.053	{p}	Then a thought came to
1.02.04.head	{h}	Túrin in Doriath
1.02.04.001	{p}	In the years of his
1.02.04.002	{p}	Nine years Túrin dwelt in
1.02.04.003	{p}	Yet there was one that
1.02.04.004	{ps}	In the year that Túrin
1.02.04.005	{p}	Now Túrin grew heavy-hearted, not
1.02.04.006	{p}	Thingol looked on Túrin in
1.02.04.007	{p}	But Túrin said: “Beyond the
1.02.04.008	{p}	“Then you must go alone,”
1.02.04.009	{p}	“Yet you are free to
1.02.04.010	{p}	“Unless wise counsel will restrain
1.02.04.011	{p}	“What is your counsel, lord?”
1.02.04.012	{p}	“A Man you seem in
1.02.04.013	{p}	Then Túrin said: “Beren my
1.02.04.014	{p}	“Beren, and Lúthien,” said Melian.
1.02.04.015	{p}	Then Túrin bowed before them,
1.02.04.016	{p}	One only was mightier in
1.02.04.017	{ps}	Thus three years passed, and
1.02.04.018	{p}	For a while therefore Saeros
1.02.04.019	{p}	Túrin said nothing, but turned
1.02.04.020	{p}	Then Túrin took up a
1.02.04.021	{p}	But when Túrin saw the
1.02.04.022	{p}	Then Mablung said to Saeros:
1.02.04.023	{p}	“If the cub has a
1.02.04.024	{p}	“That seems to me less
1.02.04.025	{p}	“I do not forget it,”
1.02.04.026	{p}	In the morning, when Túrin
1.02.04.027	{p}	The cries of Saeros brought
1.02.04.028	{p}	“Hold, hold, Túrin!” he cried.
1.02.04.029	{p}	Túrin looked down on his
1.02.04.030	{p}	But Túrin said: “If the
1.02.04.031	{p}	“Your words are unwise,” said
1.02.04.032	{p}	But Túrin was weary of
1.02.04.033	{p}	They saw in his eyes
1.02.04.034	{p}	“I did not will it,
1.02.04.035	{p}	“Fare free!” said Mablung; “for
1.02.04.036	{p}	To that Túrin made no
1.02.04.037	{ps}	It is told that when
1.02.04.038	{p}	Then all was searched and
1.02.04.039	{p}	Then there was silence in
1.02.04.040	{p}	“You come late,” said Thingol.
1.02.04.041	{p}	“Truly, lord,” answered Beleg, “but
1.02.04.042	{p}	“All were summoned who had
1.02.04.043	{p}	“You shall judge when you
1.02.04.044	{p}	“To you I grant it,”
1.02.04.045	{p}	At that the King smiled,
1.02.04.046	{p}	“Others indeed,” said she, taking
1.02.04.047	{p}	To that Thingol said nothing,
1.02.04.048	{p}	“For Túrin reminded me of
1.02.04.049	{p}	Then Thingol grew impatient. “That
1.02.04.050	{p}	“Lord King!” she cried then.
1.02.04.051	{p}	At that there was a
1.02.04.052	{p}	“So Beleg has told me,”
1.02.04.053	{p}	“Judgement is mine,” said Thingol.
1.02.04.054	{p}	“Yet he did not,” said
1.02.04.055	{p}	“And otherwise shall my doom
1.02.04.056	{p}	But when the doom was
1.02.04.057	{p}	“He shall be sought,” said
1.02.04.058	{p}	On the next day Beleg
1.02.04.059	{p}	And Beleg answered: “I will
1.02.05.head	{h}	Túrin among the Outlaws
1.02.05.001	{p}	Now the tale turns again
1.02.05.002	{p}	Then Túrin halted, but he
1.02.05.003	{p}	“You may rue the mistake,”
1.02.05.004	{p}	Then Túrin laughed. “You will
1.02.05.005	{p}	Nonetheless his death seemed near,
1.02.05.006	{p}	“I might be of more
1.02.05.007	{p}	“I do not,” said Forweg;
1.02.05.008	{p}	Then two of the outlaws
1.02.05.009	{p}	“Not unchallenged,” said Túrin. “But
1.02.05.010	{p}	“I am not your match,”
1.02.05.011	{p}	“Neithan, the Wronged, I call
1.02.05.012	{p}	Now in the woods south
1.02.05.013	{p}	But when spring was come
1.02.05.014	{p}	“Away on business of their
1.02.05.015	{p}	The sun shone and the
1.02.05.016	{p}	But as he stood looking
1.02.05.017	{p}	“Orcs?” said Andróg. “Fool! You
1.02.05.018	{p}	“I will do so,” said
1.02.05.019	{p}	Andróg laughed. “If that is
1.02.05.020	{p}	Then the woman rose to
1.02.05.021	{p}	But Túrin said to Andróg:
1.02.05.022	{p}	“A mile or so,” he
1.02.05.023	{p}	“Go then quickly,” said Túrin,
1.02.05.024	{p}	Then he put up his
1.02.05.025	{p}	Then Túrin went on his
1.02.05.026	{ps}	When Túrin came back to
1.02.05.027	{p}	“Then choose a new captain!”
1.02.05.028	{p}	“How do you know that?”
1.02.05.029	{p}	“No,” said Túrin. “One sting
1.02.05.030	{p}	“If you jest with me,”
1.02.05.031	{p}	Then Andróg told truly enough
1.02.05.032	{p}	“Then I deny your claim
1.02.05.033	{p}	Then many men seized their
1.02.05.034	{p}	And old Algund said: “The
1.02.05.035	{p}	At that the thought came
1.02.05.036	{p}	All were silent. Then Túrin
1.02.05.037	{p}	Then all those that were
1.02.05.038	{ps}	Many messengers had been sent
1.02.05.039	{p}	But in Dimbar and along
1.02.05.040	{p}	It was now almost a
1.02.05.041	{p}	“Can you read this riddle?”
1.02.05.042	{p}	“I can, alas,” said Beleg.
1.02.05.043	{p}	Then Beleg went on his
1.02.05.044	{ps}	Not long afterwards, as Beleg
1.02.05.045	{p}	But the scouts of the
1.02.05.046	{p}	Now the Orc-host was far
1.02.05.047	{ps}	Now when three days had
1.02.05.048	{p}	“If you do not wish
1.02.05.049	{p}	“He is not here,” said
1.02.05.050	{p}	“He has long spied on
1.02.05.051	{p}	“Let us slay him, and
1.02.05.052	{p}	“I do not believe the
1.02.05.053	{p}	“I shall wait for your
1.02.05.054	{p}	“You shall stand there until
1.02.05.055	{p}	Then at the egging of
1.02.05.056	{p}	Then he was stricken as
1.02.05.057	{p}	When Túrin heard all that
1.02.05.058	{p}	But Andróg said: “Whom shall
1.02.05.059	{p}	“At least my hands shall
1.02.05.060	{p}	Then Beleg opened his eyes
1.02.05.061	{p}	But Túrin showed no joy
1.02.05.062	{p}	“Nay, none,” said Andróg, and
1.02.05.063	{ps}	In the morning Beleg, being
1.02.05.064	{p}	“I looked for more joy
1.02.05.065	{p}	“The friend of truth, rather,”
1.02.05.066	{p}	“That may be, if fall
1.02.05.067	{p}	Then Beleg was troubled. “What
1.02.05.068	{p}	“Fare free,” said Túrin. “That
1.02.05.069	{p}	“You see with other eyes
1.02.05.070	{p}	“How shall an Elf judge
1.02.05.071	{p}	“Fare free, you say, Túrin,
1.02.05.072	{p}	“I would lead my own
1.02.05.073	{p}	“If I stayed beside you,
1.02.05.074	{p}	“Nonetheless, I will not go
1.02.05.075	{p}	Then Beleg strove once more
1.02.05.076	{p}	Then Túrin sat in silence,
1.02.05.077	{p}	Then Beleg looked strangely at
1.02.05.078	{p}	“That was long ago,” said
1.02.05.079	{p}	“To learn what she could
1.02.05.080	{p}	Túrin said nothing, but looked
1.02.06.head	{h}	Of Mîm the Dwarf
1.02.06.001	{p}	After the departure of Beleg
1.02.06.002	{p}	One night as they lay
1.02.06.003	{p}	Soon after, it chanced that
1.02.06.004	{p}	Túrin cried out to them
1.02.06.005	{p}	“It bites,” said Andróg, showing
1.02.06.006	{p}	“It deserved no less, for
1.02.06.007	{p}	“Nay,” said Túrin, “it is
1.02.06.008	{ps}	So it was that Mîm
1.02.06.009	{p}	Then Túrin pitied him in
1.02.06.010	{p}	“I do not know what
1.02.06.011	{p}	“At this time, little enough!”
1.02.06.012	{p}	“I have,” said Mîm; “but
1.02.06.013	{p}	“You need grow no older,”
1.02.06.014	{p}	“Lord!” cried Mîm then in
1.02.06.015	{p}	“Your life is spared, Mîm,”
1.02.06.016	{p}	“Till we come to his
1.02.06.017	{p}	But Túrin turned upon him,
1.02.06.018	{p}	Then Mîm clasped Túrin about
1.02.06.019	{p}	“Where is this house of
1.02.06.020	{p}	“Judge my home when you
1.02.06.021	{p}	“No, no!” said Andróg. “You
1.02.06.022	{p}	“It is growing dark,” said
1.02.06.023	{p}	But at this the Dwarf
1.02.06.024	{p}	“I will not,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.025	{ps}	They led the old Dwarf
1.02.06.026	{p}	Before morning the rain ceased,
1.02.06.027	{p}	Then Mîm opened his eyes
1.02.06.028	{p}	“But I do not,” said
1.02.06.029	{p}	“Good!” said Túrin. “But now
1.02.06.030	{p}	Then Mîm led them back
1.02.06.031	{p}	“We have seen it, but
1.02.06.032	{p}	“Long sight may be safer
1.02.06.033	{p}	“All this day until dusk,”
1.02.06.034	{ps}	The company set out westward,
1.02.06.035	{p}	As the afternoon was waning
1.02.06.036	{p}	“See! There is blood on
1.02.06.037	{p}	“Not yet,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.038	{ps}	The sun was sinking and
1.02.06.039	{p}	At length they came to
1.02.06.040	{p}	“Is this the door of
1.02.06.041	{p}	“Not the door of the
1.02.06.042	{ps}	Amon Rûdh had a crown:
1.02.06.043	{p}	Through the deep dusk Mîm
1.02.06.044	{p}	“That may be,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.045	{p}	“Ha! I missed him, as
1.02.06.046	{p}	“Three only, I guess,” said
1.02.06.047	{p}	“Not all your shafts went
1.02.06.048	{p}	Mîm turned his head, and
1.02.06.049	{p}	Again pity long hardened welled
1.02.06.050	{p}	Then Mîm rose, and looked
1.02.06.051	{p}	Andróg was afraid when he
1.02.06.052	{ps}	That night they lay in
1.02.06.053	{p}	He bowed to Túrin. “He
1.02.06.054	{p}	“It is,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.055	{p}	“Then all is yours, to
1.02.06.056	{p}	“We hear you,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.057	{p}	To their disquiet Mîm laughed
1.02.06.058	{p}	To this Túrin agreed, and
1.02.06.059	{ps}	That day they rested, and
1.02.06.060	{p}	But when they were cooked
1.02.06.061	{p}	“What is their name?” said
1.02.06.062	{p}	Mîm looked at him sidelong.
1.02.06.063	{p}	“I hear you,” said Ulrad,
1.02.06.064	{p}	Mîm turned and looked at
1.02.06.065	{p}	Then Mîm went away; but
1.02.06.066	{p}	“That may be,” said Túrin.
1.02.06.067	{p}	The day passed in peace,
1.02.06.068	{p}	So began the abiding of
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1.02.07.head	{h}	The Return of Túrin to
1.02.07.001	{p}	At last worn by haste
1.02.07.002	{p}	Thence he came to the
1.02.07.003	{p}	Therefore Túrin walked warily, hooded
1.02.07.004	{p}	At that the company fell
1.02.07.005	{p}	“There was a lady called
1.02.07.006	{p}	“Nor have been this long
1.02.07.007	{p}	“And this long year and
1.02.07.008	{p}	“It is not known for
1.02.07.009	{p}	With that the old man
1.02.07.010	{p}	“Truly,” said Túrin. “My heart
1.02.07.011	{p}	The old man eyed him
1.02.07.012	{p}	When they were come into
1.02.07.013	{p}	“I did not come with
1.02.07.014	{p}	“Little, lord,” said Sador. “They
1.02.07.015	{p}	“It is not,” answered Túrin.
1.02.07.016	{p}	“Then I know not what
1.02.07.017	{p}	“How can I come to
1.02.07.018	{p}	“That I know not. It
1.02.07.019	{p}	Then in anger Túrin cried:
1.02.07.020	{p}	Thereupon he went into the
1.02.07.021	{p}	Then Brodda rose in wrath.
1.02.07.022	{p}	But before he could say
1.02.07.023	{p}	“Come!” said Brodda, and he
1.02.07.024	{p}	Then Túrin strode to the
1.02.07.025	{p}	“Nothing,” said Aerin in great
1.02.07.026	{p}	“That I do not believe,”
1.02.07.027	{p}	Then Brodda sprang forth, and
1.02.07.028	{p}	Then Túrin leapt at him,
1.02.07.029	{p}	“Command me,” she answered.
1.02.07.030	{p}	“Who plundered the house of
1.02.07.031	{p}	“Brodda,” she answered.
1.02.07.032	{p}	“When did she flee, and
1.02.07.033	{p}	“A year and three months
1.02.07.034	{p}	Then Túrin laughed bitterly. “Awry,
1.02.07.035	{p}	“Not first will I die
1.02.07.036	{p}	In that fall Brodda’s neck
1.02.07.037	{p}	Then he rested, leaning against
1.02.07.038	{p}	“He speaks with the truth
1.02.07.039	{p}	“And faint heart is yours,
1.02.07.040	{p}	“The snow lies on the
1.02.07.041	{p}	Then Túrin bowed low to
1.02.07.042	{p}	“They have fired the hall,”
1.02.07.043	{p}	“They? No, lord: she, I
1.02.07.044	{p}	Now some of the hardiest
1.02.07.045	{p}	“Farewell now, Lord of Dor-lómin,”
1.02.08.head	{h}	The Coming of Túrin into
1.02.08.001	{p}	Now Túrin went down towards
1.02.08.002	{p}	But too late Túrin now
1.02.08.003	{p}	But some of the woodmen
1.02.08.004	{p}	At that many of the
1.02.08.005	{p}	At last they halted on
1.02.08.006	{p}	“Nay,” said Túrin, “we all
1.02.08.007	{p}	Then the Men of Brethil
1.02.08.008	{p}	“I do but follow my
1.02.08.009	{p}	“Then come and dwell with
1.02.08.010	{p}	Then Túrin looked at them
1.02.08.011	{p}	Then they looked on him
1.02.08.012	{p}	Túrin stood as one mortally
1.02.08.013	{p}	“Because she spoke to me,
1.02.08.014	{p}	“Bring me there,” said Túrin;
1.02.08.015	{p}	Now therefore they lifted him
1.02.08.016	{p}	“O cruel Men of Haleth!”
1.02.08.017	{p}	But the woodmen said: “Nay,
1.02.08.018	{p}	“You should not indeed,” said
1.02.08.019	{p}	But when at last Túrin
1.02.08.020	{p}	Therefore he took a new
1.02.08.021	{p}	“The Mormegil is no more,”
1.02.08.022	{p}	Therefore Turambar laid his black
1.02.08.023	{p}	And Turambar answered: “So I
1.02.09.head	{h}	The Journey of Morwen and
1.02.09.001	{p}	When the Fell Winter withdrew
1.02.09.002	{p}	Then great was the fear
1.02.09.003	{p}	Now Thingol himself desired greatly
1.02.09.004	{p}	But Morwen being distraught cried:
1.02.09.005	{p}	“Lady of Dor-lómin,” said Thingol,
1.02.09.006	{p}	“You did not hold Túrin
1.02.09.007	{p}	“Nay, if you speak so,
1.02.09.008	{p}	Then Melian, who had remained
1.02.09.009	{p}	“Fear of Morgoth will not
1.02.09.010	{p}	“I command you not,” said
1.02.09.011	{p}	Then Morwen said no more,
1.02.09.012	{p}	“Against the coming in of
1.02.09.013	{ps}	Now Morwen went to Nienor,
1.02.09.014	{p}	Then Nienor in dread and
1.02.09.015	{p}	Now Thingol had commanded that
1.02.09.016	{p}	“Follow now speedily,” he said,
1.02.09.017	{p}	Thus it was that Thingol
1.02.09.018	{p}	“Both,” answered Mablung. “Will you
1.02.09.019	{p}	“No!” she said.
1.02.09.020	{p}	“Then I must help you,”
1.02.09.021	{p}	“Then bring me over by
1.02.09.022	{p}	Therefore Mablung led her to
1.02.09.023	{p}	“Whence came he?” she said.
1.02.09.024	{p}	Then the others turned, and
1.02.09.025	{p}	“If the wife of Húrin
1.02.09.026	{p}	In truth little fear was
1.02.09.027	{p}	“What would you do?” said
1.02.09.028	{p}	“Go where you go,” said
1.02.09.029	{p}	“It is one thing to
1.02.09.030	{p}	“No,” said Nienor. “It is
1.02.09.031	{p}	Then Morwen saw in the
1.02.09.032	{p}	“I go on, as I
1.02.09.033	{p}	“Let it be so,” said
1.02.09.034	{p}	Then Mablung said to his
1.02.09.035	{p}	But Morwen, who had come
1.02.09.036	{p}	“It is yet a long
1.02.09.037	{ps}	Thus it was that with
1.02.09.038	{p}	The next two days they
1.02.09.039	{p}	Then Mablung cried: “Fey are
1.02.09.040	{p}	Now Amon Ethir was a
1.02.09.041	{p}	Now therefore Mablung, as he
1.02.09.042	{p}	Then Mablung took the other
1.02.09.043	{p}	But Glaurung lay there, just
1.02.09.044	{p}	Thus, even as Mablung crept
1.02.09.045	{p}	Glaurung therefore passed Mablung by,
1.02.09.046	{p}	One of the Elf-riders, striving
1.02.09.047	{p}	But when the blind terror
1.02.09.048	{p}	Therefore walking at guess she
1.02.09.049	{p}	Then Nienor strove against Glaurung,
1.02.09.050	{p}	And constrained to answer she
1.02.09.051	{p}	“I know not,” said Glaurung.
1.02.09.052	{p}	“You lie,” said Nienor. “The
1.02.09.053	{p}	Then Glaurung laughed, for so
1.02.09.054	{p}	Then he drew her eyes
1.02.09.055	{ps}	Long Mablung explored the halls
1.02.09.056	{p}	But he turned before he
1.02.09.057	{p}	Then Glaurung passed into his
1.02.09.058	{p}	Then great was Mablung’s grief
1.02.09.059	{p}	“Not for nothing did I
1.02.09.060	{p}	Thus they were found by
1.02.09.061	{p}	Slow was their journey, as
1.02.09.062	{p}	And now at length after
1.02.09.063	{p}	Then at last Mablung returned
1.02.09.064	{p}	But Melian said: “It is
1.02.09.065	{p}	“I sent you to win
1.02.09.066	{p}	For not only was Nienor
1.02.10.head	{h}	Nienor in Brethil
1.02.10.001	{p}	But as for Nienor, she
1.02.10.002	{p}	In the morning she woke,
1.02.10.003	{p}	Thus going forward in the
1.02.10.004	{p}	But indeed it was a
1.02.10.005	{p}	Now it chanced that some
1.02.10.006	{p}	But one of the men
1.02.10.007	{p}	Then she shook her head,
1.02.10.008	{p}	But again she made no
1.02.10.009	{p}	“Do not be troubled!” said
1.02.10.010	{p}	In the morning they bore
1.02.10.011	{p}	Long she lay in her
1.02.10.012	{p}	Then Brandir grew to love
1.02.10.013	{p}	One evening of the golden
1.02.10.014	{p}	“Turambar,” he answered.
1.02.10.015	{p}	Then she paused as if
1.02.10.016	{p}	“It means,” said he, “Master
1.02.10.017	{p}	“And did you also flee
1.02.10.018	{p}	“Yes,” he answered, “I fled
1.02.10.019	{ps}	Now that golden year waned
1.02.10.020	{p}	And now Níniel was fully
1.02.10.021	{p}	“Nothing that you do is
1.02.10.022	{p}	“Wise brother?” he answered. “Lame
1.02.10.023	{p}	“There was a shadow,” said
1.02.10.024	{p}	“Who told you this?” said
1.02.10.025	{p}	“It was Dorlas,” she said.
1.02.10.026	{p}	“Truth indeed,” said Brandir, but
1.02.10.027	{p}	“Ill would I endure it,”
1.02.10.028	{p}	But when the next spring
1.02.10.029	{p}	Then she was glad indeed,
1.02.11.head	{h}	The Coming of Glaurung
1.02.11.001	{p}	Now the power and malice
1.02.11.002	{p}	But when tidings of the
1.02.11.003	{p}	But the woodmen were worsted,
1.02.11.004	{p}	Therefore Turambar arose, and took
1.02.11.005	{p}	Then Glaurung was wrathful indeed;
1.02.11.006	{p}	Nonetheless he was unquiet, and
1.02.11.007	{p}	Spring came hopefully, and men
1.02.11.008	{p}	Before long there came more
1.02.11.009	{p}	A day came when two
1.02.11.010	{p}	“Little,” said Turambar, “but to
1.02.11.011	{ps}	Now the river Teiglin ran
1.02.11.012	{p}	But first he gathered the
1.02.11.013	{p}	“Men of Brethil, a deadly
1.02.11.014	{p}	Then the men were dismayed,
1.02.11.015	{p}	And Turambar swept Gurthang from
1.02.11.016	{p}	“The Black Thorn of Brethil,”
1.02.11.017	{p}	Then Dorlas stood forth and
1.02.11.018	{p}	But no others were so
1.02.11.019	{p}	Then Turambar said: “Three is
1.02.11.020	{p}	Now Turambar was in haste
1.02.11.021	{p}	“Níniel most dear,” he answered,
1.02.11.022	{p}	Then Turambar with Dorlas and
1.02.11.023	{p}	“You come not too soon,
1.02.11.024	{p}	Turambar looked out over the
1.02.11.025	{p}	Then he turned to his
1.02.11.026	{p}	“But how can he come
1.02.11.027	{p}	“Maybe he can so,” answered
1.02.11.028	{p}	Dorlas’ heart sank at these
1.02.11.029	{p}	They set out therefore at
1.02.11.030	{ps}	Now when Turambar was gone
1.02.11.031	{p}	“You did so,” she answered.
1.02.11.032	{p}	“That I know,” said Brandir.
1.02.11.033	{p}	“I am two months gone
1.02.11.034	{p}	“Nor I myself,” said he.
1.02.11.035	{p}	“What a comforter are you!”
1.02.11.036	{p}	“I know not,” said he,
1.02.11.037	{p}	“Let them do as their
1.02.11.038	{p}	Then Brandir’s dread grew black
1.02.11.039	{p}	“If ill befall, I shall
1.02.11.040	{p}	Then many were willing to
1.02.11.041	{ps}	When Níniel and her company
1.02.11.042	{p}	He girt himself therefore with
1.02.12.head	{h}	The Death of Glaurung
1.02.12.001	{p}	At last, even as full
1.02.12.002	{p}	“It is the only way,
1.02.12.003	{p}	“No, it is I,” said
1.02.12.004	{p}	Now Turambar and Hunthor rested
1.02.12.005	{p}	Then Turambar said to Hunthor:
1.02.12.006	{p}	“But when we know,” said
1.02.12.007	{p}	“Truly,” said Turambar. “But where
1.02.12.008	{p}	Suddenly there was a great
1.02.12.009	{p}	And with that Glaurung began
1.02.12.010	{p}	Now there was need to
1.02.12.011	{p}	“Great heart!” said Turambar. “Happy
1.02.12.012	{p}	Then he summoned to him
1.02.12.013	{p}	Then Glaurung, feeling his death-pang,
1.02.12.014	{p}	Now Turambar clung to the
1.02.12.015	{p}	There now Glaurung lay, with
1.02.12.016	{p}	Therefore going up to his
1.02.12.017	{ps}	Now the screams of Glaurung
1.02.12.018	{p}	Thus Brandir found her. For
1.02.12.019	{p}	Time passed, and still Brandir
1.02.12.020	{p}	At last he bent down
1.02.12.021	{p}	Then silently she arose, and
1.02.12.022	{p}	And he answered: “What is
1.02.12.023	{p}	Níniel looked at him in
1.02.12.024	{p}	And even as Brandir stood
1.02.12.025	{p}	Now the moon rose white
1.02.12.026	{p}	Then she turned with a
1.02.12.027	{p}	The moon then was riding
1.02.12.028	{p}	Her cry Brandir heard, for
1.02.12.029	{p}	“Hail, Nienor, daughter of Húrin.
1.02.12.030	{p}	Then Nienor sat as one
1.02.12.031	{p}	Then suddenly Nienor started to
1.02.12.032	{p}	One moment she paused, looking
1.02.12.033	{p}	Swiftly she came to the
1.02.12.034	{p}	The waters of Teiglin flowed
1.02.12.035	{p}	And so he began to
1.02.12.036	{p}	“Ha, Dorlas!” he cried. “What
1.02.12.037	{p}	“I know not,” answered Dorlas
1.02.12.038	{p}	“Then that is strange,” said
1.02.12.039	{p}	“If you will know,” said
1.02.12.040	{p}	“So they went on without
1.02.12.041	{p}	But Dorlas made no answer,
1.02.12.042	{p}	“Keep your hate!” said Dorlas.
1.02.12.043	{p}	As Brandir came to Nen
1.02.12.044	{p}	“Yes, she is gone,” he
1.02.12.045	{p}	Then the people murmured, wondering
1.02.12.046	{p}	Then though they did not
1.02.13.head	{h}	The Death of Túrin
1.02.13.001	{p}	Now even as Níniel fled
1.02.13.002	{p}	Then he called aloud, but
1.02.13.003	{p}	Then he turned his back
1.02.13.004	{p}	Then they gave back in
1.02.13.005	{p}	Then they turned upon Brandir,
1.02.13.006	{p}	But Túrin said to him:
1.02.13.007	{p}	“But now, son of Handir,
1.02.13.008	{p}	And when no one answered
1.02.13.009	{p}	But they turned their faces
1.02.13.010	{p}	“That is well then,” he
1.02.13.011	{p}	“Nay, nay!” said Brandir in
1.02.13.012	{p}	But one of the women
1.02.13.013	{p}	Then Túrin strode towards Brandir:
1.02.13.014	{p}	Then anger drove pity from
1.02.13.015	{p}	Then Túrin stood still and
1.02.13.016	{p}	“I know because I saw
1.02.13.017	{p}	Then Túrin seized him and
1.02.13.018	{p}	“Yes, I am Túrin son
1.02.13.019	{p}	But Brandir shook him off.
1.02.13.020	{p}	Then Túrin grasped Gurthang and
1.02.13.021	{p}	Then Brandir, seeing his death
1.02.13.022	{p}	“Seek Níniel!” cried Túrin. “Nay,
1.02.13.023	{p}	Then Túrin went as one
1.02.13.024	{p}	But even as he cried
1.02.13.025	{p}	“Heavy!” said Túrin. “Yes, as
1.02.13.026	{p}	“Because you were held in
1.02.13.027	{p}	“Swift, but not swift enough,”
1.02.13.028	{p}	Then the Elves looked at
1.02.13.029	{p}	“I care not,” said Túrin.
1.02.13.030	{p}	The Elves made no answer,
1.02.13.031	{p}	“They went out into the
1.02.13.032	{p}	Then Mablung was amazed, and
1.02.13.033	{p}	“Can I not, can I
1.02.13.034	{p}	Then he fled from them,
1.02.13.035	{p}	But Túrin sped far before
1.02.13.036	{p}	“Cabed-en-Aras, Cabed Naeramarth!” he cried.
1.02.13.037	{p}	Then he drew forth his
1.02.13.038	{p}	And from the blade rang
1.02.13.039	{p}	Then Túrin set the hilts
1.02.13.040	{p}	But Mablung came and looked
1.02.13.041	{p}	Then they lifted up Túrin,
1.02.13.042	{p}	With toil of many hands
1.02.13.043	{p}	and beneath they wrote also:
1.02.13.044	{p}	But she was not there,
1.02.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
1.02.notes.00.001	{p}	In an introductory note, existing
1.02.notes.01.001	{p}	At this point in the
1.02.notes.02.001	{p}	Here in the text of
1.02.notes.03.001	{p}	In another version of the
1.02.notes.04.001	{p}	With this description of the
1.02.notes.05.001	{p}	The Orc-raid into East Beleriand
1.02.notes.06.001	{p}	Elsewhere my father remarked that
1.02.notes.07.001	{p}	A marginal note in one
1.02.notes.08.001	{p}	In one variant text of
1.02.notes.09.001	{p}	Woodwose: “wild man of the
1.02.notes.10.001	{p}	In a variant text of
1.02.notes.11.001	{p}	The last-written versions of this
1.02.notes.12.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion the narrative
1.02.notes.13.001	{p}	Túrin fled from Doriath in
1.02.notes.14.001	{p}	Aeglos, “snowthorn”, is said to
1.02.notes.15.001	{p}	So also the yellow-flowered gorse
1.02.notes.16.001	{p}	Elsewhere the Sindarin name of
1.02.notes.17.001	{p}	The tall cliff through which
1.02.notes.18.001	{p}	Andróg’s curse is also recorded
1.02.notes.19.001	{p}	The mystery of the other
1.02.notes.20.001	{p}	It is said on p.
1.02.notes.21.001	{p}	In the story as told
1.02.notes.22.001	{p}	See p. 153, where there
1.02.notes.23.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion (p. 122)
1.02.notes.24.001	{p}	One might suppose that it
1.02.notes.25.001	{p}	If Glaurung’s intention had indeed
1.02.notes.25.002	{p}	When Turambar spoke of his
1.02.notes.26.001	{p}	I have found no map
1.02.notes.27.001	{p}	The phrases “fled wildly from
1.02.notes.28.001	{p}	Later in the narrative (p.
1.02.notes.28.002	{p}	The apparent discrepancy that, although
1.02.notes.29.001	{p}	It seems from this that
1.02.appendix.head	{h}	APPENDIX
1.02.appendix.1C.001	{p}	From the point in the
1.02.appendix.1C.002	{p}	An isolated fragment describes the
1.02.appendix.2.001	{p}	For a long while the
1.02.appendix.2.002	{p}	During the rest of that
1.02.appendix.2.003	{p}	So the year wore on
1.02.appendix.2.004	{p}	Yet, and strange it seemed
1.02.appendix.3C.001	{p}	The text followed in The
1.02.appendix.3C.002	{p}	At this time Andróg, seeking
1.02.appendix.3C.003	{p}	Andróg was cured of this
1.02.appendix.3C.004	{p}	It may be mentioned here
1.02.appendix.4.001	{p}	The silver leaves were red
1.02.appendix.4.002	{p}	“The greatest gift that one
1.02.appendix.4.003	{p}	“The Helm of my fathers
1.02.appendix.4.004	{p}	“Then send back your sword
1.02.appendix.5C.001	{p}	Then Túrin was abashed, and
1.02.appendix.5C.002	{p}	Some slight further indications are
1.02.appendix.6.001	{p}	Túrin received gladly all who
1.02.appendix.6.002	{p}	In this way, before the
1.02.appendix.7C.001	{p}	It is several times emphasized
1.02.appendix.8.001	{p}	“Why are you sad, and
1.02.appendix.8.002	{p}	“All is well now,” said
1.02.appendix.8.003	{p}	“And what then?”
1.02.appendix.8.004	{p}	“Winter. And after that another
1.02.appendix.8.005	{p}	“And what then?”
1.02.appendix.8.006	{p}	“The wrath of Angband. We
1.02.appendix.8.007	{p}	“But is not the wrath
1.02.appendix.8.008	{p}	“You know full well,” said
1.02.appendix.8.009	{p}	“Nonetheless, I will be the
1.02.appendix.9C.001	{p}	In another brief passage of
1.02.appendix.10.001	{p}	“I wish to rule a
1.02.appendix.11C.001	{p}	It is also asserted that
1.02.appendix.11C.002	{ps}	Andróg appears again in an
1.02.appendix.11C.003	{ps}	To the tale in The
1.02.appendix.11C.004	{p}	It may be noted that
1.02.appendix.11C.005	{p}	An isolated scrap of writing
1.02.appendix.12.001	{p}	For fear of that helm
1.02.appendix.12.002	{p}	But Túrin answered: “Thou liest,
1.02.appendix.12.003	{p}	“Then it must await a
1.02.appendix.12.004	{p}	And indeed so great was
1.02.appendix.13C.001	{p}	In another place there is
1.02.appendix.13C.002	{p}	Finally, there is a suggestion
1.02.appendix.13C.003	{ps}	There is an account of
1.02.appendix.14.001	{p}	Gwindor spoke ever against Túrin
1.02.appendix.14.002	{p}	“The Valar!” said Túrin. “They
1.02.appendix.14.003	{p}	“You speak of high things,”
1.02.appendix.14.004	{p}	“Then send them to your
1.02.appendix.14.005	{p}	“They will not be parted
1.02.appendix.14.006	{p}	“All this I have answered,”
1.02.appendix.14.007	{p}	“But they suffered greater woe
1.02.appendix.15C.001	{p}	The love of Finduilas for
1.02.appendix.16.001	{p}	Finduilas the daughter of Orodreth
1.02.appendix.16.002	{p}	Then Túrin spoke freely to
1.02.appendix.16.003	{p}	“But you are kingly,” said
1.02.appendix.16.004	{p}	At this Túrin started, but
1.02.appendix.16.005	{p}	Now Túrin marked that Gwindor’s
1.02.appendix.16.006	{p}	In truth Finduilas was torn
1.02.appendix.16.007	{p}	Then Túrin spoke to Finduilas,
1.02.appendix.16.008	{p}	“I know it well,” she
1.02.appendix.16.009	{p}	“But we will win that
1.02.appendix.16.010	{p}	“Perhaps,” said Finduilas. “It shall
1.02.appendix.16.011	{p}	And afterwards Túrin sought out
1.02.appendix.16.012	{p}	Then Gwindor stared at Túrin,
1.02.appendix.16.013	{p}	“Why do you look upon
1.02.appendix.16.014	{p}	“Will you not?” said Gwindor.
1.02.appendix.16.015	{p}	But Túrin did not understand
1.02.appendix.17C.001	{p}	A passage follows in which
1.02.appendix.18.001	{p}	“Your eyes are dimmed, Gwindor,”
1.02.appendix.18.002	{p}	“You say this,” said Gwindor,
1.02.appendix.18.003	{p}	“Because he also needs solace,”
1.02.appendix.18.004	{p}	“Nay, a woman is not
1.02.appendix.18.005	{p}	“If any of us three
1.02.appendix.18.006	{p}	“He is proud,” said Gwindor.
1.02.appendix.18.007	{p}	“But also he is merciful,”
1.02.appendix.18.008	{p}	Maybe Finduilas spoke truly, seeing
1.02.appendix.18.009	{p}	“What do you mean?” he
1.02.appendix.18.010	{p}	“Túrin son of Húrin Thalion,
1.02.appendix.19C.001	{p}	Then Túrin rebuked Gwindor for
1.02.appendix.19C.002	{ps}	One other passage in this
1.02.appendix.20.001	{p}	In the spring there came
1.02.appendix.20.002	{p}	And when Orodreth came, Gelmir
1.02.appendix.20.003	{p}	But Orodreth was wary, and
1.02.appendix.20.004	{p}	Then Arminas said: “Lord, ever
1.02.appendix.20.005	{p}	“Why do you seek Turgon?”
1.02.appendix.20.006	{p}	“Because it is said that
1.02.appendix.20.007	{p}	“Then tarry not in Nargothrond,”
1.02.appendix.20.008	{p}	“Be not angered, lord,” said
1.02.appendix.20.009	{p}	“I know it,” said Túrin.
1.02.appendix.20.010	{p}	“At least, lord, you shall
1.02.appendix.20.011	{p}	These words seemed dark to
1.02.appendix.20.012	{p}	Then Gelmir bowed before Orodreth,
1.02.appendix.20.013	{p}	“Here I am named Agarwaen,
1.02.appendix.20.014	{p}	Then Arminas was dismayed by
1.02.appendix.20.015	{p}	“If that were so, then
1.02.appendix.20.016	{p}	“Save your mistrust!” said Arminas
1.02.appendix.20.017	{p}	“And what do you know
1.02.appendix.20.018	{p}	“Húrin I have seen,” answered
1.02.appendix.20.019	{p}	“That may be,” said Túrin,
1.02.appendix.20.020	{p}	“I spoke not of the
1.02.appendix.20.021	{p}	“Other it has ever been,”
1.02.appendix.20.022	{p}	Then Gelmir and Arminas departed,
1.02.appendix.21C.001	{p}	It is nowhere explained why
2.head	{h}	THE SECOND AGE
2.01.head	{h}	A DESCRIPTION OF THE ISLAND
2.01.001	{p}	The account of the Island
2.01.002	{p}	Even such documents as were
2.01.003	{ps}	The land of Númenor resembled
2.01.004	{p}	The Mittalmar was raised above
2.01.005	{p}	The base of the Meneltarma
2.01.006	{p}	But for the most part
2.01.007	{p}	The Forostar was the least
2.01.008	{p}	The Andustar was also rocky
2.01.009	{p}	All about that place, up
2.01.010	{p}	The river Nunduinë flowed into
2.01.011	{p}	The Hyarnustar was in its
2.01.012	{p}	In the Hyarrostar grew an
2.01.013	{p}	The Orrostar was a cooler
2.01.014	{p}	The whole land of Númenor
2.01.015	{p}	In Númenor all journeyed from
2.01.016	{p}	The Edain brought with them
2.01.017	{p}	Some metals they found in
2.01.018	{p}	But for long the crews
2.01.019	{p}	Beyond all other pursuits the
2.01.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
2.01.notes.01.001	{p}	This description of the mallorn
2.01.notes.02.001	{p}	The King’s sword was indeed
2.02.head	{h}	ALDARION AND ERENDIS
2.02.subhead	{h2}	The Mariner’s Wife
2.02.001	{p}	Meneldur was the son of
2.02.002	{p}	Meneldur was a man of
2.02.003	{p}	When Meneldur received the Sceptre
2.02.004	{p}	The son of Meneldur and
2.02.005	{p}	Aldarion, for so he is
2.02.006	{p}	Aldarion was much loved by
2.02.007	{p}	It happened on a time
2.02.008	{p}	When Aldarion spoke of this
2.02.009	{ps}	Thus it came to pass
2.02.010	{p}	It is said that Aldarion
2.02.011	{p}	There was joy in Rómenna
2.02.012	{p}	“What did you see, onya,
2.02.013	{p}	But Aldarion, looking east towards
2.02.014	{p}	Vëantur did not again voyage
2.02.015	{p}	In the thirty-ninth year of
2.02.016	{p}	In that time Aldarion became
2.02.017	{ps}	But when nigh on eight
2.02.018	{p}	Then Almarian said to him:
2.02.019	{p}	“Not yet,” he answered; “but
2.02.020	{p}	Erendis believed that these words
2.02.021	{p}	Seven years passed before Aldarion
2.02.022	{p}	“Do I not study men
2.02.023	{p}	“Say rather, some men, of
2.02.024	{p}	“One day!” said Aldarion. “But
2.02.025	{p}	“Further, but not with more
2.02.026	{p}	“To what purpose then is
2.02.027	{p}	He spoke no more to
2.02.028	{ps}	Now when the great ship
2.02.029	{p}	Then the Queen was grieved;
2.02.030	{p}	The mariners thought it an
2.02.031	{p}	At that time Aldarion first
2.02.032	{p}	“In gratitude I brought it,”
2.02.033	{p}	“Cold hearts may not kindle
2.02.034	{p}	At the open rebellion of
2.02.035	{p}	On that voyage Aldarion was
2.02.036	{p}	Aldarion was grieved to find
2.02.037	{p}	Riding one day in the
2.02.038	{p}	But Aldarion wooed Erendis in
2.02.039	{p}	Thereafter for a while doubt
2.02.040	{p}	There Erendis spoke to Aldarion
2.02.041	{p}	“You shall dwell where you
2.02.042	{p}	“When you are King, I
2.02.043	{p}	“With his wife,” said Aldarion,
2.02.044	{p}	“I will not share my
2.02.045	{p}	“That is a twisted saying,”
2.02.046	{p}	“Indeed you would not,” said
2.02.047	{p}	“Name any tree that you
2.02.048	{p}	“I love all that grow
2.02.049	{p}	Then they rode a great
2.02.050	{p}	“All or nothing, Erendis,” said
2.02.051	{p}	This counsel did not indeed
2.02.052	{p}	Now Almarian the Queen, being
2.02.053	{p}	“Do you not love the
2.02.054	{p}	“I love it indeed,” he
2.02.055	{p}	But Erendis denied his words,
2.02.056	{p}	“No!” said he. “But you
2.02.057	{p}	They went back then to
2.02.058	{p}	“No!” said Erendis. “I have
2.02.059	{ps}	But alone among the people
2.02.060	{p}	Now the year came in,
2.02.061	{p}	There she welcomed him gladly,
2.02.062	{p}	So the year drew on,
2.02.063	{p}	“My son,” said Tar-Meneldur, “when
2.02.064	{p}	Then Aldarion was silent, but
2.02.065	{p}	Then Meneldur was grieved, and
2.02.066	{p}	Then Aldarion’s heart was hardened,
2.02.067	{p}	“If smiths remained five years
2.02.068	{p}	“There are other needs than
2.02.069	{p}	“Nay, nay,” said Meneldur, “you
2.02.070	{p}	“She held back well nigh
2.02.071	{p}	“She was not then betrothed,”
2.02.072	{p}	Then Aldarion said in anger:
2.02.073	{p}	“I will,” said Aldarion. “It
2.02.074	{p}	But Erendis wept. “Nay, Aldarion,”
2.02.075	{p}	Then Aldarion was abashed; for
2.02.076	{p}	Six years and more passed
2.02.077	{p}	When Aldarion sought out Erendis
2.02.078	{p}	Then Aldarion began haltingly, and
2.02.079	{p}	“Your green bough did not
2.02.080	{p}	“So it does prove indeed,”
2.02.081	{p}	“Then let spring and summer
2.02.082	{p}	“And let not winter return,”
2.02.083	{ps}	Then to the joy of
2.02.084	{p}	In the morning before the
2.02.085	{p}	Many gifts the Eldar brought
2.02.086	{p}	“Maybe; we know not,” said
2.02.087	{p}	To Erendis they gave a
2.02.088	{p}	“How shall I keep them?”
2.02.089	{p}	“Let them fly and be
2.02.090	{ps}	That night Erendis awoke, and
2.02.091	{ps}	When the feasting was ended
2.02.092	{ps}	Two years later Erendis conceived,
2.02.093	{p}	Not far otherwise was it
2.02.094	{p}	Erendis learned of these things,
2.02.095	{p}	“A man must have work
2.02.096	{p}	But when Ancalimë was close
2.02.097	{p}	“Soon?” she said. “But the
2.02.098	{p}	“Often of late I have
2.02.099	{p}	But Erendis answered: “Say rather:
2.02.100	{p}	Next morning Aldarion hastened away.
2.02.101	{p}	All that day Erendis sat
2.02.102	{p}	One morning soon after Erendis
2.02.103	{p}	Then their song ceased, and
2.02.104	{p}	“He has gone again, then,
2.02.105	{p}	“Then why has she not
2.02.106	{p}	“She has sent news enough,”
2.02.107	{ps}	When the second year after
2.02.108	{p}	But that year passed, and
2.02.109	{ps}	One day in the summer
2.02.110	{p}	“Stare, if you must, great
2.02.111	{p}	“Be off, Îbal!” cried an
2.02.112	{p}	“No need for a watch-dog
2.02.113	{p}	“What noisy thing was that?”
2.02.114	{p}	“A boy,” said Zamîn, “if
2.02.115	{p}	“Has the boy then a
2.02.116	{p}	“To be sure,” said Zamîn.
2.02.117	{p}	“Then why is the boy’s
2.02.118	{p}	“Why, hérinkë,” said Zamîn, “because
2.02.119	{p}	That evening Ancalimë said suddenly
2.02.120	{p}	“He was,” said Erendis. “But
2.02.121	{p}	Ancalimë did not answer the
2.02.122	{p}	“Do not ask me!” said
2.02.123	{p}	Ancalimë did not speak of
2.02.124	{p}	The days passed bringing in
2.02.125	{p}	He found his welcome no
2.02.126	{p}	“Alas!” said Aldarion. “Even I
2.02.127	{p}	“I do not doubt it,”
2.02.128	{p}	“That I hope to redress,”
2.02.129	{p}	“You shall do so,” said
2.02.130	{p}	Aldarion stood suddenly still, and
2.02.131	{p}	“Where your wife is,” said
2.02.132	{p}	“Had any word been left
2.02.133	{p}	Riding hard they came to
2.02.134	{p}	As he leapt from his
2.02.135	{p}	“You come late, my lord,”
2.02.136	{p}	“Mariners are not hard to
2.02.137	{p}	“That is well,” she said;
2.02.138	{p}	“No, Zamîn,” said Ulbar. “I’ll
2.02.139	{p}	“Well enough,” said she. “Your
2.02.140	{ps}	Erendis did not come to
2.02.141	{p}	Aldarion made no answer. He
2.02.142	{p}	“You leave more promptly than
2.02.143	{p}	“I was told in Armenelos
2.02.144	{p}	“You had one some years
2.02.145	{p}	“Then let her rise, while
2.02.146	{ps}	Erendis would have withheld Ancalimë
2.02.147	{p}	Aldarion looked at her keenly,
2.02.148	{p}	“You knew me once, Lady
2.02.149	{p}	Erendis alone at a window
2.02.150	{ps}	Aldarion rode on to Hyarastorni,
2.02.151	{p}	“What is it? I am
2.02.152	{p}	“I would but ask,” said
2.02.153	{p}	“As old as the hills,
2.02.154	{p}	When Ulbar’s wife came forward
2.02.155	{p}	Aldarion rode only a short
2.02.156	{p}	“It is not fitting, Lord
2.02.157	{p}	“It is not,” said Aldarion.
2.02.158	{p}	Then he rode on alone
2.02.159	{ps}	When Aldarion left the chamber,
2.02.160	{qt.p}	Given at Mithlond to the
2.02.161	{p}	Then Meneldur broke the seal
2.02.162	{qt.p}	Ereinion Gil-galad son of Fingon
2.02.163	{qt.p}	Long I have owed you
2.02.164	{qt.p}	A new shadow arises in
2.02.165	{qt.p}	Your son will report to
2.02.166	{qt.p}	So the Lord Aldarion long
2.02.167	{qt.p}	The King will know his
2.02.168	{qt.p}	Behold! The darkness that is
2.02.169	{qt.p}	Manwë keep you under the
2.02.170	{ps}	Meneldur let the parchment fall
2.02.171	{p}	“May Eru call me before
2.02.172	{p}	“When the Valar gave to
2.02.173	{p}	“Yet if the world grows
2.02.174	{p}	“I am in too great
2.02.175	{p}	“When either way may lead
2.02.176	{p}	Then Meneldur’s thought turned in
2.02.177	{ps}	Aldarion came back to Rómenna
2.02.178	{p}	On the third day after
2.02.179	{p}	“What part you have played
2.02.180	{p}	Thus far Meneldur had sat
2.02.181	{p}	“The King may have some
2.02.182	{p}	“The King,” answered Tar-Meneldur, “has
2.02.183	{p}	Aldarion shrugged his shoulders, and
2.02.184	{qt.p}	Therefore: first for the honour
2.02.185	{p}	“This,” said Meneldur, “when it
2.02.186	{p}	Aldarion stood still for a
2.02.187	{p}	“Father,” he said, “ask the
2.02.188	{p}	“Yet so it is resolved,”
2.02.189	{ps}	When the Council came together,
2.02.190	{p}	But to those others who
2.02.191	{ps}	When news came to Emerië
2.02.192	{p}	“He is swift to strike,”
2.02.193	{p}	Therefore she returned answer to
2.02.194	{p}	This letter Tar-Meneldur read with
2.02.195	{p}	“Not for this, at least,”
2.02.196	{p}	Then with a bitter laugh
2.02.commentary.head	{h}	The Further Course of the
2.02.commentary.001	{p}	From the point where Aldarion
2.02.commentary.002	{ps}	It seems that when Aldarion
2.02.commentary.003	{qt.p}	It perched there, by the
2.02.commentary.004	{p}	It is also stated that
2.02.commentary.005	{qt.p}	But all Aldarion’s labours were
2.02.commentary.006	{p}	There is no mention of
2.02.commentary.007	{qt.p}	Aldarion was too late, or
2.02.commentary.008	{p}	There was a stir in
2.02.commentary.009	{p}	Of the history of Ancalimë
2.02.commentary.010	{qt.p}	Men in Númenor are half-Elves
2.02.commentary.011	{qt.p}	Thus it is, Ancalimë, and
2.02.commentary.012	{p}	Moreover, and more potently, Erendis
2.02.commentary.013	{p}	Ancalimë, like her father, was
2.02.commentary.014	{p}	It seems that for some
2.02.commentary.015	{p}	Now in the year 892,
2.02.commentary.016	{qt.p}	The sixth King [Tar-Aldarion] left
2.02.commentary.017	{p}	But elsewhere the new law
2.02.commentary.018	{p}	It was also ordained at
2.02.commentary.019	{p}	Beyond question these provisions of
2.02.commentary.020	{p}	At some later date Tar-Aldarion
2.02.commentary.021	{p}	At all events, suitors for
2.02.commentary.022	{p}	What is certain is that
2.02.commentary.023	{p}	Then Ancalimë was angry, because
2.02.commentary.024	{p}	“We could,” said Ancalimë, “if
2.02.commentary.025	{ps}	It was however to Hallacar
2.02.commentary.026	{p}	However this may be, the
2.02.commentary.027	{p}	Ancalimë came, attended by all
2.02.commentary.028	{ps}	Of the later years of
2.02.commentary.029	{p}	Of Erendis it is said
2.02.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
2.02.notes.00.head	{h}	Chronology
2.02.notes.00.001	{p}	Anardil (Aldarion) was born in
2.02.notes.00.002	{p}	Aldarion and Erendis were betrothed
2.02.notes.01.001	{p}	In the “Description of Númenor”
2.02.notes.02.001	{p}	Soronto’s part in the story
2.02.notes.03.001	{p}	As is told in the
2.02.notes.03.002	{p}	There is a description in
2.02.notes.04.001	{p}	The son of the King’s
2.02.notes.05.001	{p}	Eruhantalë: “Thanksgiving to Eru”, the
2.02.notes.06.001	{p}	(Sîr) Angren was the Elvish
2.02.notes.06.002	{p}	The reference to “the country
2.02.notes.07.001	{p}	For Uinen the spouse of
2.02.notes.08.001	{p}	It is stated that the
2.02.notes.09.001	{p}	The river was afterwards called
2.02.notes.10.001	{p}	Cf. The Silmarillion p. 148:
2.02.notes.11.001	{p}	On different life-spans among the
2.02.notes.12.001	{p}	On the tree oiolairë see
2.02.notes.13.001	{p}	This is to be understood
2.02.notes.14.001	{p}	Cf. the Akallabêth (The Silmarillion
2.02.notes.15.001	{p}	Valandil was Aldarion’s cousin, for
2.02.notes.16.001	{p}	Erukyermë: “Prayer to Eru”, the
2.02.notes.17.001	{p}	It is said in the
2.02.notes.18.001	{p}	Thus came, it is said,
2.02.notes.19.001	{p}	In the Westlands and in
2.02.notes.19.002	{p}	In a reference to these
2.02.notes.20.001	{p}	Elanor was a small golden
2.02.notes.21.001	{p}	See note 10 above for
2.02.notes.22.001	{p}	It is stated that the
2.02.notes.23.001	{p}	In a note on the
2.02.notes.24.001	{p}	It is recorded that Ereinion
2.02.notes.25.001	{p}	See p. 345.
2.02.notes.26.001	{p}	A legitimate male heir, on
2.02.notes.27.001	{p}	It is said elsewhere that
2.02.notes.28.001	{p}	This is strange, because Anárion
2.03.head	{h}	THE LINE OF ELROS: KINGS
2.03.head	{h}	from the Founding of the
2.03.001	{p}	The Realm of Númenor is
2.03.I.head	{h}	Elros Tar-Minyatur
2.03.I.001	{p}	He was born fifty-eight years
2.03.II.head	{h}	Vardamir Nólimon
2.03.II.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.III.head	{h}	Tar-Amandil
2.03.III.001	{p}	He was the son of
2.03.IV.head	{h}	Tar-Elendil
2.03.IV.001	{p}	He was the son of
2.03.V.head	{h}	Tar-Meneldur
2.03.V.001	{p}	He was the only son
2.03.VI.head	{h}	Tar-Aldarion
2.03.VI.001	{p}	He was the eldest child
2.03.VII.head	{h}	Tar-Ancalimë
2.03.VII.001	{p}	She was the only child
2.03.VIII.head	{h}	Tar-Anárion
2.03.VIII.001	{p}	He was the son of
2.03.IX.head	{h}	Tar-Súrion
2.03.IX.001	{p}	He was the third child
2.03.X.head	{h}	Tar-Telperien
2.03.X.001	{p}	She was the second Ruling
2.03.XI.head	{h}	Tar-Minastir
2.03.XI.001	{p}	This name he had because
2.03.XII.head	{h}	Tar-Ciryatan
2.03.XII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XIII.head	{h}	Tar-Atanamir the Great
2.03.XIII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XIV.head	{h}	Tar-Ancalimon
2.03.XIV.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XV.head	{h}	Tar-Telemmaitë
2.03.XV.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XVI.head	{h}	Tar-Vanimeldë
2.03.XVI.001	{p}	She was the third Ruling
2.03.XVII.head	{h}	Tar-Alcarin
2.03.XVII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XVIII.head	{h}	Tar-Calmacil
2.03.XVIII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XIX.head	{h}	Tar-Ardamin
2.03.XIX.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XX.head	{h}	Ar-Adûnakhôr (Tar-Herunúmen)
2.03.XX.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XXI.head	{h}	Ar-Zimrathôn (Tar-Hostamir)
2.03.XXI.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XXII.head	{h}	Ar-Sakalthôr (Tar-Falassion)
2.03.XXII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XXIII.head	{h}	Ar-Gimilzôr (Tar-Telemnar)
2.03.XXIII.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XXIV.head	{h}	Tar-Palantir (Ar-Inziladûn)
2.03.XXIV.001	{p}	He was born in the
2.03.XXIV.002	{p}	Tar-Palantir married late and had
2.03.XXV.head	{h}	Ar-Pharazôn (Tar-Calion)
2.03.XXV.001	{p}	The mightiest and last King
2.03.XXV.002	{p}	Tar-Míriel (Ar-Zimraphel)
2.03.XXV.003	{p}	She was born in the
2.03.XXV.004	{p}	Of the deeds of Ar-Pharazôn,
2.03.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
2.03.notes.01.001	{p}	There are several references to
2.03.notes.01.002	{p}	But in the latest writing
2.03.notes.01.003	{p}	In this account, only Elros
2.03.notes.02.001	{p}	See p. 280, note 26.
2.03.notes.03.001	{p}	The figure of 148 (rather
2.03.notes.04.001	{p}	There is no question but
2.03.notes.05.001	{p}	This is not in agreement
2.03.notes.06.001	{p}	See p. 271.
2.03.notes.07.001	{p}	See p. 273 and note
2.03.notes.08.001	{p}	It is curious that the
2.03.notes.09.001	{p}	The date 1731 here given
2.03.notes.10.001	{p}	In the Tale of Years
2.03.notes.11.001	{p}	In the list of the
2.03.notes.11.002	{p}	When editing the Akallabêth I
2.03.notes.11.003	{p}	On the other hand, it
2.03.notes.12.001	{p}	In two genealogical tables her
2.03.notes.13.001	{p}	There is a highly formalised
2.03.notes.14.001	{p}	According to the Akallabêth (The
2.03.notes.15.001	{p}	As noted in Appendix A
2.03.notes.15.002	{p}	A final discrepancy between ‘The
2.03.notes.16.001	{p}	The statement that Elendil was
2.04.head	{h}	THE HISTORY OF GALADRIEL AND
2.04.head	{h}	and of Amroth King of
2.04.001	{p}	There is no part of
2.04.002	{p}	Thus, at the outset, it
2.04.003	{p}	On the other hand, in
2.04.004	{p}	In The Silmarillion there is
2.04.005	{p}	The reasons and motives given
2.04.006	{qt.p}	The Exiles were allowed to
2.04.007	{p}	This statement, very positive in
2.04.008	{p}	In a very late and
2.04.009	{qt.p}	Galadriel and her brother Finrod
2.04.010	{qt.p}	Her mother-name was Nerwen (“man-maiden”),1
2.04.011	{qt.p}	Galadriel was born in the
2.04.012	{qt.p}	So it came to pass
2.04.013	{p}	This last sentence relates closely
2.04.014	{p}	In The Silmarillion it is
2.04.015	{qt.p}	was eager to be gone.
2.04.016	{p}	There are however in the
2.04.017	{p}	Later in this essay it
2.04.018	{p}	A wholly different story, adumbrated
2.04.019	{p}	This story, withdrawing Galadriel from
2.04.020	{p}	On the other hand, the
2.04.021	{p}	The earlier story (apart from
2.04.01.head	{h}	Concerning Galadriel and Celeborn
2.04.01.001	{p}	The text bearing this title
2.04.01.002	{p}	It is very notable that
2.04.01.003	{p}	What follows here is retold
2.04.01.004	{ps}	Galadriel was the daughter of
2.04.01.005	{p}	But eventually Galadriel became aware
2.04.01.006	{p}	Celeborn and Galadriel therefore went
2.04.01.007	{p}	Galadriel and Celeborn had in
2.04.01.008	{p}	[This account of the origin
2.04.01.009	{p}	The building of the chief
2.04.01.010	{p}	But in the meantime the
2.04.01.011	{p}	In Eregion Sauron posed as
2.04.01.012	{p}	Sauron himself departed from Eregion
2.04.01.013	{p}	When Sauron learned of the
2.04.01.014	{p}	In black anger he turned
2.04.01.015	{p}	But now Sauron attempted to
2.04.01.016	{p}	Now for long years the
2.04.01.017	{p}	Sauron was driven away south-east
2.04.01.018	{p}	At this time the first
2.04.01.019	{p}	In its concluding passage the
2.04.01.020	{ps}	It may be noted here
2.04.02.head	{h}	Amroth and Nimrodel
2.04.02.001	{p}	I have said earlier (p.
2.04.02.002	{p}	Amroth was King of Lórien,
2.04.02.003	{p}	There Amroth and Nimrodel held
2.04.02.004	{p}	There is not here the
2.04.02.005	{p}	The year was waning to
2.04.02.006	{ps}	The foregoing narrative was actually
2.04.02.007	{qt.p}	This would not seem suitable
2.04.02.008	{p}	The essay continues with a
2.04.02.009	{qt.p}	The people of Lórien were
2.04.02.010	{qt.p}	Lórien had then long years
2.04.02.011	{p}	This account is of course
2.04.02.012	{p}	The discussion of Amroth continues:
2.04.02.013	{qt.p}	But during the Third Age
2.04.02.014	{qt.p}	After the disaster in Moria
2.04.02.015	{p}	Elsewhere there is one other
2.04.02.016	{qt.p}	To Lórien Celeborn and Galadriel
2.04.02.017	{p}	In another etymological discussion of
2.04.02.018	{qt.p}	Such an outlook post, used
2.04.02.019	{p}	A note to the words
2.04.02.020	{qt.p}	Unless it was Nimrodel. Her
2.04.02.021	{p}	Returning to the legend of
2.04.02.022	{p}	Late and fragmentary notes go
2.04.02.023	{qt.p}	This, according to the traditions
2.04.02.024	{p}	The Silvan Elves (it is
2.04.02.025	{p}	But a quite different account,
2.04.02.026	{p}	In a note written in
2.04.02.027	{qt.p}	As Legolas’ mention of Nimrodel
2.04.02.028	{p}	This latter version of the
2.04.02.029	{qt.p}	In the tradition of his
2.04.03.head	{h}	The Elessar
2.04.03.001	{p}	In unpublished writing there is
2.04.03.002	{qt.p}	There was in Gondolin a
2.04.03.003	{qt.p}	In ages after there was
2.04.03.004	{qt.p}	And Galadriel said: “Where now
2.04.03.005	{qt.p}	“It is not so,” said
2.04.03.006	{qt.p}	The other tale runs so:
2.04.03.007	{qt.p}	“How otherwise can it be
2.04.03.008	{qt.p}	“Nay,” she said. “Angrod is
2.04.03.009	{qt.p}	“What would you then?” said
2.04.03.010	{qt.p}	“I would have trees and
2.04.03.011	{qt.p}	“That is its fate, I
2.04.03.012	{p}	At the end is written:
2.04.03.013	{qt.p}	The Elessar was made in
2.04.03.014	{p}	This narrative goes with “Concerning
2.04.03.015	{p}	Enerdhil appears in no other
2.04.03.016	{p}	Lastly, it may be remarked
2.04.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
2.04.notes.01.001	{p}	See Appendix E, p. 346.
2.04.notes.02.001	{p}	In a note in unpublished
2.04.notes.03.001	{p}	Cf. The Fellowship of the
2.04.notes.04.001	{p}	It is said in Appendix
2.04.notes.05.001	{p}	In a note to the
2.04.notes.05.002	{p}	Lórien itself was originally the
2.04.notes.05.003	{p}	In “Concerning Galadriel and Celeborn”
2.04.notes.06.001	{p}	This is a later emendation;
2.04.notes.07.001	{p}	In an isolated and undateable
2.04.notes.08.001	{p}	In a letter written in
2.04.notes.09.001	{p}	Galadriel cannot have made use
2.04.notes.10.001	{p}	The text was emended to
2.04.notes.11.001	{p}	Earlier in this narrative (p.
2.04.notes.12.001	{p}	On the Silvan Elves and
2.04.notes.13.001	{p}	See Appendix C, p. 337,
2.04.notes.14.001	{p}	The origin of the name
2.04.notes.15.001	{p}	See Appendix B, p. 333,
2.04.notes.16.001	{p}	The explanation supposes that the
2.04.notes.17.001	{p}	In the “Brief Recounting” of
2.04.notes.18.001	{p}	The place of the Elvish
2.04.notes.19.001	{p}	This chimes with the passage
2.04.notes.20.001	{p}	The text here and again
2.04.notes.21.001	{p}	Compare the description of the
2.04.notes.22.001	{p}	But in The Return of
2.04.appendices.head	{h}	APPENDICES
2.04.appendices.A.head	{h}	THE SILVAN ELVES AND THEIR
2.04.appendices.A.1C.001	{p}	According to The Silmarillion (p.
2.04.appendices.A.1C.002	{p}	In a late etymological discussion
2.04.appendices.A.2.001	{p}	The Silvan Elves (Tawarwaith) were
2.04.appendices.A.3C.001	{p}	The Silvan Elves hid themselves
2.04.appendices.A.4.001	{p}	but they still remembered that
2.04.appendices.A.4.002	{p}	In Lórien, where many of
2.04.appendices.A.5C.001	{p}	With these remarks on Silvan
2.04.appendices.A.5C.002	{p}	Another general statement concerning Silvan
2.04.appendices.A.6.001	{p}	Although the dialects of the
2.04.appendices.B.head	{h}	THE SINDARIN PRINCESOF THE SILVAN
2.04.appendices.B.1C.001	{p}	In Appendix B to The
2.04.appendices.B.1C.002	{p}	Something more of the history
2.04.appendices.B.1C.003	{qt.p}	extended into the woods surrounding
2.04.appendices.B.1C.004	{qt.p}	Despite the desire of the
2.04.appendices.B.1C.005	{p}	Malgalad of Lórien occurs nowhere
2.04.appendices.B.2.001	{p}	A long peace followed in
2.04.appendices.B.3C.001	{p}	In another passage written at
2.04.appendices.B.4.001	{p}	retreated before it as it
2.04.appendices.B.5C.001	{p}	Nowhere (I believe) is it
2.04.appendices.B.5C.002	{p}	See further note 14 to
2.04.appendices.C.head	{h}	THE BOUNDARIES OF LÓRIEN
2.04.appendices.C.1C.001	{p}	In Appendix A (I, iv)
2.04.appendices.C.2.001	{p}	The river Celebrant (Silverlode) was
2.04.appendices.C.3C.001	{p}	In another essay my father
2.04.appendices.C.4.001	{p}	Of old the Galadhrim had
2.04.appendices.D.head	{h}	THE PORT OF LOND DAER
2.04.appendices.D.1C.001	{p}	It was told in “Concerning
2.04.appendices.D.1C.002	{p}	The fullest account is in
2.04.appendices.D.2.001	{p}	The river Gwathló is translated
2.04.appendices.D.2.002	{p}	The origin of the name
2.04.appendices.D.2.003	{p}	But in the earlier days,
2.04.appendices.D.2.004	{p}	The devastation wrought by the
2.04.appendices.D.2.005	{p}	When Sauron was at last
2.04.appendices.D.2.006	{p}	The Gwathló was one of
2.04.appendices.D.3C.001	{p}	The history of Lond Daer
2.04.appendices.D.4.001	{p}	Glanduin means “border-river”. It was
2.04.appendices.D.4.002	{p}	If the name Glanduin was
2.04.appendices.D.5C.001	{p}	It was my father’s intention
2.04.appendices.D.5C.002	{p}	It may be noted that
2.04.appendices.D.5C.003	{ps}	From these discussions it can
2.04.appendices.D.5C.004	{p}	The statement in the discussion
2.04.appendices.E.head	{h}	THE NAMES OF CELEBORN AND
2.04.appendices.E.1C.001	{p}	It is said in an
2.04.appendices.E.1C.002	{p}	Thus the name Alatáriel, which,
2.04.appendices.E.1C.003	{p}	It is only of course
2.04.appendices.E.1C.004	{p}	The name Celeborn when first
2.04.appendices.E.1C.005	{p}	On occasional confusion of Galadriel’s
2.04.appendices.E.2.001	{p}	When Celeborn and Galadriel became
2.04.appendices.E.3C.001	{p}	It may be mentioned here
3.head	{h}	THE THIRD AGE
3.01.head	{h}	THE DISASTER OF THE GLADDEN
3.01.00.001	{p}	After the fall of Sauron,
3.01.00.002	{p}	When he at last felt
3.01.00.003	{p}	It was a long journey,
3.01.00.004	{p}	So it was, as is
3.01.00.005	{p}	With Isildur went his three
3.01.00.006	{p}	So it came to pass
3.01.00.007	{p}	Suddenly as the sun plunged
3.01.00.008	{p}	“The vengeance of Sauron lives
3.01.00.009	{p}	The Orcs were now drawing
3.01.00.010	{p}	If the keen-eyed Orcs marked
3.01.00.011	{p}	It seemed to Isildur that
3.01.00.012	{p}	But he was mistaken. There
3.01.00.013	{p}	There was a pause, though
3.01.00.014	{p}	“Alas, it is not, senya.
3.01.00.015	{p}	At that moment there came
3.01.00.016	{p}	Elendur, not yet harmed, sought
3.01.00.017	{p}	“My King,” said Elendur, “Ciryon
3.01.00.018	{p}	“King’s son,” said Isildur, “I
3.01.00.019	{p}	Isildur turned west, and drawing
3.01.00.020	{p}	Of what befell the Dúnedain
3.01.00.021	{p}	Now of Isildur it is
3.01.00.022	{p}	So it was that he
3.01.01.head	{h}	The sources of the legend
3.01.01.001	{p}	There were eye-witnesses of the
3.01.01.002	{p}	The story of the last
3.01.01.003	{p}	Long afterwards, as the Third
3.01.01.004	{p}	But King Elessar, when he
3.01.01.005	{p}	Elessar took it up with
3.01.01.006	{p}	When men considered this secret
3.01.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
3.01.notes.01.001	{p}	The Elendilmir is named in
3.01.notes.02.001	{p}	As is related in the
3.01.notes.03.001	{p}	Isildur’s youngest son was Valandil,
3.01.notes.04.001	{p}	This pass is named only
3.01.notes.05.001	{p}	Cf. Of the Rings of
3.01.notes.06.001	{p}	Three hundred leagues and more
3.01.notes.07.001	{p}	The Númenóreans in their own
3.01.notes.08.001	{p}	They needed some baggage and
3.01.notes.09.001	{p}	Yavannië 5, according to the
3.01.notes.10.001	{p}	Meneldil was the nephew of
3.01.notes.11.001	{p}	All three had fought in
3.01.notes.12.001	{p}	Amon Lanc, “Naked Hill,” was
3.01.notes.13.001	{p}	The Gladden Fields (Loeg Ningloron).
3.01.notes.14.001	{p}	Long before the War of
3.01.notes.14.002	{p}	The Emyn Duir (Dark Mountains)
3.01.notes.14.003	{p}	The Elvish names of the
3.01.notes.14.004	{p}	Men-i-Naugrim, the Dwarf Road, is
3.01.notes.15.001	{p}	A different tradition of the
3.01.notes.16.001	{p}	Thangail “shield-fence” was the name
3.01.notes.16.002	{p}	The dírnaith, Quenya nernehta “man-spearhead”,
3.01.notes.17.001	{p}	Ohtar is the only name
3.01.notes.18.001	{p}	In the earlier draft Isildur
3.01.notes.19.001	{p}	They had passed the deep
3.01.notes.20.001	{p}	There can be no doubt
3.01.notes.21.001	{p}	On the bows of the
3.01.notes.22.001	{p}	No more than twenty, it
3.01.notes.23.001	{p}	Compare the words of the
3.01.notes.24.001	{p}	The pride that led him
3.01.notes.25.001	{p}	The meaning, sufficiently remarkable, of
3.01.notes.26.001	{p}	It is said that in
3.01.notes.27.001	{p}	Seven leagues or more from
3.01.notes.28.001	{p}	This was of a kind
3.01.notes.29.001	{p}	The place of the last
3.01.notes.30.001	{p}	A flask of miruvor, “the
3.01.notes.31.001	{p}	For that metal was found
3.01.notes.32.001	{p}	It is told in “Aldarion
3.01.notes.33.001	{p}	The actual number was thirty-eight,
3.01.appendix.head	{h}	APPENDIX
3.01.appendix.subhead	{h2}	NÚMENÓREAN LINEAR MEASURES
3.01.appendix.1C.001	{p}	A note associated with the
3.01.appendix.2.001	{p}	Measures of distance are converted
3.01.appendix.2.002	{p}	The Rohirrim were generally shorter,
3.01.appendix.3C.001	{p}	A note to the foregoing
3.01.appendix.4.001	{p}	She was known as Morwen
3.01.appendix.5C.001	{p}	Another note remarks of Celeborn
3.01.appendix.6.001	{p}	he was held by them
3.01.appendix.7C.001	{p}	This is the late version
3.01.appendix.7C.002	{ps}	In another place my father
3.01.appendix.8.001	{p}	The remarks [on the stature
3.01.appendix.9C.001	{p}	In another version of this
3.01.appendix.10.001	{p}	The dwindling of the Dúnedain
3.02.head	{h}	CIRION AND EORL AND THE
3.02.01.head	{h}	The Northmen and the Wainriders
3.02.01.1.001	{p}	The Chronicle of Cirion and
3.02.01.1.002	{p}	The Éothéod were first known
3.02.01.1.003	{p}	These Northmen were descendants of
3.02.01.1.004	{p}	They were slow to recover;
3.02.01.1.005	{p}	As for the Northmen, a
3.02.01.1.006	{ps}	But at length King Calimehtar,
3.02.01.1.007	{p}	The revolt planned and assisted
3.02.01.1.008	{p}	Nonetheless the alliance of Calimehtar
3.02.01.1.009	{ps}	In the meanwhile the Wainriders
3.02.01.1.010	{p}	Little or nothing, of course,
3.02.01.1.011	{p}	Ondoher was aware that his
3.02.01.1.012	{p}	News of the oncoming of
3.02.01.1.013	{p}	But it was not so.
3.02.01.1.014	{p}	Ondoher was utterly unprepared to
3.02.01.1.015	{p}	Minohtar took command. He was
3.02.01.1.016	{p}	When the main host of
3.02.01.1.017	{p}	The Wainriders came on in
3.02.01.2C.001	{p}	Here the text abruptly breaks
3.02.01.2C.002	{p}	The presence of the Éothéod
3.02.01.2C.003	{p}	The concluding passage of the
3.02.01.3.001	{p}	In 1944 King Ondoher and
3.02.01.4.001	{p}	In the Tale of Years
3.02.02.head	{h}	The Ride of Eorl
3.02.02.1.001	{p}	While the Éothéod still dwelt
3.02.02.1.002	{p}	The new land of the
3.02.02.1.003	{p}	Messengers still passed between Gondor
3.02.02.1.004	{p}	The Chronicle of Cirion and
3.02.02.1.005	{p}	The wide lands south of
3.02.02.1.006	{p}	Cirion became Steward of Gondor
3.02.02.1.007	{p}	They were slaying or driving
3.02.02.1.008	{p}	It was thus not until
3.02.02.1.009	{p}	In this peril Cirion’s thought
3.02.02.1.010	{p}	The first pair of messengers
3.02.02.1.011	{p}	It was then the twenty-fifth
3.02.02.1.012	{p}	Eorl at once summoned his
3.02.02.1.013	{p}	At last the whole host
3.02.02.1.014	{p}	Eorl did not halt. “Ride
3.02.02.1.015	{p}	As they drew nearer they
3.02.02.1.016	{p}	“The Lady of the Golden
3.02.02.1.017	{p}	“Maybe,” said Eorl. “But at
3.02.02.1.018	{p}	Then Felaróf sprang forward, and
3.02.02.2C.001	{p}	Here the text ends, with
3.02.02.3.001	{p}	A great host of wild
3.02.02.4C.001	{p}	When Eorl and his Riders
3.02.02.5.001	{p}	the northern army of Gondor
3.02.02.6C.001	{p}	A similar, briefer, account is
3.02.03.head	{h}	Cirion and Eorl
3.02.03.1C.001	{p}	The story is preceded by
3.02.03.2.001	{p}	The Halifirien31 was the highest
3.02.03.2.002	{p}	The name Halifirien meant in
3.02.03.2.003	{ps}	In the days of Cirion
3.02.03.2.004	{p}	When the war was over
3.02.03.2.005	{p}	“Farewell now, Eorl, son of
3.02.03.2.006	{p}	“I will come,” Eorl answered;
3.02.03.2.007	{p}	As soon as Cirion came
3.02.03.2.008	{p}	In due time Cirion set
3.02.03.2.009	{p}	Then Cirion led Eorl into
3.02.03.2.010	{p}	At the foot of the
3.02.03.2.011	{p}	“I will now declare what
3.02.03.2.012	{p}	Then Eorl stood up, but
3.02.03.2.013	{p}	Yet beyond wisdom and policy
3.02.03.2.014	{p}	At last, when Eorl had
3.02.03.2.015	{p}	“Then let us go now
3.02.03.2.016	{p}	Then Cirion went up the
3.02.03.2.017	{p}	“Is this then a tomb?
3.02.03.2.018	{p}	“Have you not read the
3.02.03.2.019	{p}	“I have,” said the Prince,39
3.02.03.2.020	{p}	“Nonetheless this is his tomb,”
3.02.03.2.021	{p}	Then all those present stood
3.02.03.2.022	{p}	Eorl then stood forth, and
3.02.03.2.023	{qt.p}	Hear now all peoples who
3.02.03.2.024	{p}	Then Eorl sheathed his sword
3.02.03.2.025	{p}	Cirion then made answer. Standing
3.02.03.2.026	{qt.p}	Vanda sina termaruva Elenna·nóreo alcar
3.02.03.2.027	{p}	And again he said in
3.02.03.2.028	{qt.p}	This oath shall stand in
3.02.03.2.029	{p}	Such an oath had not
3.02.03.2.030	{p}	When all was done and
3.02.03.2.031	{p}	The bounds of the realm
3.02.03.2.032	{p}	In all these regions Gondor
3.02.03.2.033	{p}	It was agreed also that
3.02.03.2.034	{p}	By this pact only a
3.02.03.2.035	{p}	In later times the day
3.02.03.2.036	{p}	The day after the Oath-taking
3.02.03.2.037	{p}	“Indeed you have my leave,”
3.02.03.2.038	{p}	After the manner of the
3.02.04.head	{h}	The Tradition of Isildur
3.02.04.001	{p}	It is said that when
3.02.04.002	{p}	They made a stone stair
3.02.04.003	{p}	Meneldil followed Isildur’s counsel, and
3.02.04.004	{p}	When the days of the
3.02.04.005	{p}	Nonetheless, the Stewards, partly from
3.02.04.006	{p}	For it came to pass
3.02.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
3.02.notes.01.001	{p}	No writing is extant with
3.02.notes.02.001	{p}	Such as the Book of
3.02.notes.03.001	{p}	The East Bight, not named
3.02.notes.04.001	{p}	The Northmen appear to have
3.02.notes.05.001	{p}	The escape of the army
3.02.notes.06.001	{p}	It is an interesting fact,
3.02.notes.07.001	{p}	As was the form of
3.02.notes.08.001	{p}	The foregoing narrative does not
3.02.notes.09.001	{p}	His grandfather Telumehtar had captured
3.02.notes.10.001	{p}	The great westward bends of
3.02.notes.11.001	{p}	On the word éored see
3.02.notes.12.001	{p}	This story is very much
3.02.notes.13.001	{p}	The Narrows of the Forest
3.02.notes.14.001	{p}	Justly. For an attack proceeding
3.02.notes.15.001	{p}	An isolated note associated with
3.02.notes.16.001	{p}	Historians surmised that it was
3.02.notes.17.001	{p}	On the presence of Adrahil
3.02.notes.18.001	{p}	Their former home: in the
3.02.notes.19.001	{p}	The cause of the northward
3.02.notes.20.001	{p}	These rivers, unnamed, are marked
3.02.notes.21.001	{p}	The Watchful Peace lasted from
3.02.notes.22.001	{p}	For the forts along the
3.02.notes.23.001	{p}	From an earlier passage in
3.02.notes.24.001	{p}	So these people were then
3.02.notes.25.001	{p}	The letters R· ND ·R
3.02.notes.26.001	{p}	He did not speak of
3.02.notes.27.001	{p}	His name was long remembered
3.02.notes.28.001	{p}	Eorl’s horse. In Appendix A
3.02.notes.29.001	{p}	Between the inflow of the
3.02.notes.30.001	{p}	In nine days they had
3.02.notes.31.001	{p}	The Halifirien is twice mentioned
3.02.notes.32.001	{p}	It was the great Númenórean
3.02.notes.33.001	{p}	This is a modernized spelling
3.02.notes.34.001	{p}	Minas Ithil, Minas Anor, and
3.02.notes.35.001	{p}	It is said elsewhere, in
3.02.notes.36.001	{p}	According to a note on
3.02.notes.36.002	{p}	The full muster of the
3.02.notes.37.001	{p}	This was always said in
3.02.notes.38.001	{p}	alfirin: the simbelmynë of the
3.02.notes.39.001	{p}	The Lord of Dol Amroth
3.02.notes.39.002	{p}	While not impossible, these explanations
3.02.notes.40.001	{p}	The letters were (L ·
3.02.notes.41.001	{p}	Amon Anwar was in fact
3.02.notes.42.001	{p}	Though imperfectly; for it was
3.02.notes.43.001	{p}	Vanda: an oath, pledge, solemn
3.02.notes.43.002	{p}	Nai: “be it that, may
3.02.notes.44.001	{p}	And was not used again
3.02.notes.45.001	{p}	See the first citation in
3.02.notes.46.001	{p}	These names are given in
3.02.notes.47.001	{p}	Athrad Angren: see p. 343,
3.02.notes.48.001	{p}	Elsewhere the wood is always
3.02.notes.49.001	{p}	Their proper form was Rochand
3.02.notes.50.001	{p}	Eorl appears to have been
3.02.notes.51.001	{p}	Eilenaer was a name of
3.02.notes.51.002	{p}	In the same note it
3.02.notes.52.001	{p}	According to Appendix A (I,
3.02.notes.53.001	{p}	It was also Rómendacil I
3.02.notes.54.001	{p}	Mardil was the first of
3.03.head	{h}	THE QUEST OF EREBOR
3.03.1C.001	{p}	This story depends for its
3.03.2.001	{p}	The Dwarves Thrór and his
3.03.3C.001	{ps}	There is more than one
3.03.3C.002	{ps}	I have not found any
3.03.4.001	{p}	He would say no more
3.03.4.002	{p}	“I was very troubled at
3.03.4.003	{p}	“You may think that Rivendell
3.03.4.004	{p}	“Those were my dark thoughts
3.03.4.005	{p}	“For just as I was
3.03.4.006	{p}	“He was troubled too, so
3.03.4.007	{p}	“I promised to help him
3.03.4.008	{p}	“Somehow I had been attracted
3.03.4.009	{p}	“‘Even Dwarves!’ Suddenly in my
3.03.4.010	{p}	“‘Better and better!’ I thought.
3.03.4.011	{p}	“So I rode off back
3.03.4.012	{p}	“But you know how things
3.03.4.013	{p}	“But I had not thought
3.03.4.014	{p}	“Nearly all his ravings were
3.03.4.015	{p}	“Now I remembered it all
3.03.4.016	{p}	“Fortunately, I did not make
3.03.4.017	{p}	“But that was not enough
3.03.4.018	{p}	“Thorin was contemptuous and suspicious.
3.03.4.019	{p}	“‘You are quite right,’ I
3.03.4.020	{p}	“‘I know your fame,’ Thorin
3.03.4.021	{p}	“‘They have certainly been enough
3.03.4.022	{p}	“He blenched a little at
3.03.4.023	{p}	“‘Do so then!’ I said.
3.03.4.024	{p}	“I said that without hope
3.03.4.025	{p}	“‘Good!’ I answered. ‘I will
3.03.4.026	{p}	“So it was that the
3.03.4.027	{p}	“But surely,” I said, “he
3.03.4.028	{p}	“That is true,” said Gandalf.
3.03.4.029	{p}	“It might all have gone
3.03.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
3.03.notes.1.001	{p}	The meeting of Gandalf with
3.03.notes.2.001	{p}	Holman the gardener: Holman Greenhand,
3.03.notes.3.001	{p}	The Elvish solar year (loa)
3.03.notes.4.001	{p}	Thráin the Second: Thráin the
3.03.notes.5.001	{p}	Dáin II Ironfoot was born
3.03.appendix.head	{h}	APPENDIX
3.03.appendix.00.head	{h}	Note on the texts of
3.03.appendix.00.001	{p}	The textual situation in this
3.03.appendix.00.002	{p}	In addition to A and
3.03.appendix.00.003	{p}	The opening paragraphs of B
3.03.appendix.01.head	{h}	Extracts from the earlier version
3.03.appendix.01.1C.001	{p}	The typescript B of the
3.03.appendix.01.2.001	{p}	So Thorin Oakenshield became the
3.03.appendix.01.2.002	{ps}	Gandalf had not yet played
3.03.appendix.01.2.003	{p}	In the morning Thorin said
3.03.appendix.01.2.004	{p}	To this Gandalf agreed, and
3.03.appendix.01.2.005	{ps}	From this meeting there followed
3.03.appendix.01.3C.001	{p}	In place of the words
3.03.appendix.01.4.001	{p}	After the crowning we stayed
3.03.appendix.01.4.002	{p}	“There is a thing I
3.03.appendix.01.4.003	{p}	Then looking hard at Gandalf
3.03.appendix.01.4.004	{p}	Gandalf did not answer at
3.03.appendix.01.4.005	{p}	“To do that I used
3.03.appendix.01.5C.001	{p}	A has here: “and only
3.03.appendix.01.6.001	{p}	Then I said: “I understand
3.03.appendix.01.7C.001	{p}	Gandalf then explained to them
3.03.appendix.01.8.001	{p}	“That is why, to jump
3.03.appendix.01.8.002	{p}	“Then everything grew dark. And
3.03.appendix.01.8.003	{p}	“Well, there you have it.
3.03.appendix.01.8.004	{p}	“And then there was the
3.03.appendix.01.8.005	{p}	“They had begun to forget:
3.03.appendix.01.8.006	{p}	“Now that is just what
3.03.appendix.01.8.007	{p}	“How would you select any
3.03.appendix.01.9C.001	{p}	These uncles were Hildifons Took,
3.03.appendix.01.9C.002	{p}	When Gandalf accepted Thorin’s invitation
3.03.appendix.01.10.001	{p}	“we actually passed through the
3.03.appendix.01.11C.001	{p}	In this earlier version Gandalf
3.03.appendix.01.12.001	{p}	“At last I made up
3.03.appendix.01.12.002	{p}	“‘Well, what have you got
3.03.appendix.01.12.003	{p}	“‘This first,’ I answered. ‘Your
3.03.appendix.01.12.004	{p}	“‘You are both vague and
3.03.appendix.01.12.005	{p}	“‘Well, for one thing,’ I
3.03.appendix.01.12.006	{p}	“‘Name it!’ said Thorin.”
3.03.appendix.01.12.007	{p}	“‘One moment!’ I said. ‘You
3.03.appendix.01.12.008	{p}	“‘Naturally,’ said Thorin. ‘Dwarves have
3.03.appendix.01.12.009	{p}	“‘Very good,’ I answered; ‘but
3.03.appendix.01.12.010	{p}	“‘You make your stealth sound
3.03.appendix.01.12.011	{p}	“‘Yes, it is difficult,’ I
3.03.appendix.01.12.012	{p}	“‘What!’ cried Glóin. ‘One of
3.03.appendix.01.12.013	{p}	“‘Now, now!’ I said, ‘that
3.03.appendix.01.12.014	{p}	“‘The test cannot be made,’
3.03.appendix.01.12.015	{p}	“‘Quite true,’ I said. ‘They
3.03.appendix.01.12.016	{p}	“‘Not at my expense!’ said
3.03.appendix.01.12.017	{p}	“‘Fail to see! You would
3.03.appendix.01.12.018	{p}	“‘Professional stealth?’ cried Balin, taking
3.03.appendix.01.12.019	{p}	“I hesitated. This was a
3.03.appendix.01.12.020	{p}	“Thorin’s eyes glistened as the
3.03.appendix.01.12.021	{p}	“‘I wish you would not
3.03.appendix.01.12.022	{p}	“‘Ah! I see your drift
3.03.appendix.01.12.023	{p}	“At that I fear I
3.03.appendix.01.12.024	{p}	“‘Listen to me, Durin’s Folk!’
3.03.appendix.01.12.025	{p}	“Thorin turned and looked at
3.03.appendix.01.12.026	{p}	“‘Good!’ I said. ‘But you
3.03.appendix.01.12.027	{p}	“‘Haggling will not help him,
3.03.appendix.01.12.028	{p}	“It was not what I
3.03.appendix.01.12.029	{p}	“‘He sounds a very strange
3.03.appendix.01.12.030	{p}	“‘Hobbits use their real names,’
3.03.appendix.01.12.031	{p}	“‘What a name!’ said Fili,
3.03.appendix.01.12.032	{p}	“‘He thinks it very respectable,’
3.03.appendix.01.12.033	{p}	“‘That is enough,’ said Thorin.
3.03.appendix.01.12.034	{p}	“I took no notice of
3.03.appendix.01.12.035	{p}	“And with that I took
3.03.appendix.01.12.036	{p}	“It was on the morning
3.03.appendix.01.13C.001	{p}	It will be seen that
3.03.appendix.01.13C.002	{p}	From this point the narrative
3.03.appendix.01.14.001	{p}	“It still sounds absurd,” he
3.03.appendix.01.14.002	{p}	“Of course not,” said Gandalf.
3.03.appendix.01.15C.001	{p}	And after this Meriadoc questioned
3.03.appendix.01.16.001	{p}	“It was nine years after
3.04.head	{h}	THE HUNT FOR THE RING
3.04.01.head	{h}	Of the Journey of the
3.04.01.001	{p}	Gollum was captured in Mordor
3.04.01.002	{p}	Gollum, however, was before long
3.04.01.003	{p}	Now Sauron learning of the
3.04.01.004	{p}	Now few could withstand even
3.04.01.005	{p}	So it was that Sauron
3.04.01.006	{p}	Therefore when Osgiliath was taken
3.04.01.007	{p}	The Lord of Morgul therefore
3.04.01.008	{p}	About the twenty-second of July
3.04.01.009	{p}	At length they returned; but
3.04.01.010	{p}	The Ringwraiths therefore were ordered
3.04.01.011	{p}	Two days after Gandalf had
3.04.01.012	{p}	“It is not a land
3.04.01.013	{p}	Such was still the power
3.04.01.014	{p}	“Yea, yea, verily I can
3.04.01.015	{p}	“Spare me! I speak as
3.04.01.016	{p}	“Yea, verily, Saruman knows of
3.04.01.017	{p}	The Lord of the Nazgûl
3.04.01.018	{p}	Now he divided his company
3.04.01.019	{p}	Night was waning on the
3.04.02.head	{h}	Other Versions of the Story
3.04.02.1C.001	{p}	I have chosen to give
3.04.02.1C.002	{p}	In D it is said
3.04.02.2.001	{p}	Gollum would not know the
3.04.02.3C.001	{p}	From all the accounts it
3.04.02.4.001	{p}	This was a very small
3.04.02.5C.001	{p}	In the text B more
3.04.02.6.001	{p}	[After his release from Mordor]
3.04.02.6.002	{p}	But when Sauron learned of
3.04.02.6.003	{p}	It is thus most likely
3.04.02.6.004	{p}	Sauron must then have been
3.04.02.6.005	{p}	In the event Gollum escaped.
3.04.02.7C.001	{p}	My father nowhere explained the
3.04.02.7C.002	{p}	The account of the vain
3.04.02.7C.003	{p}	In D is found an
3.04.02.8.001	{p}	It seems clear that pursued
3.04.02.8.002	{p}	What then happened to Gollum
3.04.02.9C.001	{p}	The story of the coming
3.04.02.9C.002	{p}	Now Saruman’s case was worse.
3.04.02.9C.003	{p}	“I will report this myself
3.04.02.9C.004	{p}	This skilful speech convinced even
3.04.02.9C.005	{p}	When he was rid of
3.04.02.9C.006	{p}	In this version the element
3.04.02.9C.007	{p}	When the Black Riders were
3.04.02.9C.008	{p}	Saruman had long taken an
3.04.02.9C.009	{p}	Some while ago one of
3.04.02.9C.010	{p}	This Dunlending was overtaken by
3.04.02.9C.011	{p}	The Witch-king had now a
3.04.02.9C.012	{p}	In version B it is
3.04.03.head	{h}	Concerning Gandalf, Saruman and the
3.04.03.1C.001	{p}	Another set of papers from
3.04.03.2.001	{p}	Saruman soon became jealous of
3.04.03.2.002	{p}	It was in this way
3.04.03.2.003	{p}	Seeing then that Gandalf thought
3.04.03.2.004	{p}	Yet in truth Saruman’s spying
3.04.03.2.005	{p}	After that Saruman went no
3.04.03.3C.001	{p}	In another version there is
3.04.03.4.001	{p}	Now because of his dislike
3.04.03.4.002	{p}	But Gandalf laughed, and replied:
3.04.03.4.003	{p}	Saruman was little appeased by
3.04.03.4.004	{p}	Gandalf did not laugh again;
3.04.03.5C.001	{p}	This story appears in half
3.04.03.6.001	{p}	doubting whether he read rightly
3.04.03.7C.001	{p}	In another (struck through) Gandalf’s
3.04.03.8.001	{p}	It was a strange chance,
3.04.03.9C.001	{p}	In the Tale of Years
3.04.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
3.04.notes.01.001	{p}	According to the entry in
3.04.notes.02.001	{p}	He had indeed in his
3.04.notes.03.001	{p}	At the Ford of Bruinen
3.04.notes.04.001	{p}	Gandalf, as he recounted to
3.04.notes.05.001	{p}	Gandalf told the Council of
3.04.notes.06.001	{p}	Gandalf arrived two days later,
3.04.notes.07.001	{p}	Both here and in the
3.04.notes.08.001	{p}	This statement no doubt relates
3.04.notes.09.001	{p}	In a letter written in
3.04.notes.10.001	{p}	According to the author’s note
3.04.notes.11.001	{p}	These were in fact not
3.04.notes.12.001	{p}	According to the Dwarves this
3.04.notes.13.001	{p}	In A Saruman denied knowledge
3.04.notes.14.001	{p}	Earlier in this version it
3.04.notes.15.001	{p}	The entry for the 18th
3.04.notes.16.001	{p}	No indication is given in
3.04.notes.17.001	{p}	Lobelia Bracegirdle married Otho Sackville-Baggins;
3.04.notes.18.001	{p}	The usual way was by
3.04.notes.19.001	{p}	Cf. The Lord of the
3.04.notes.20.001	{p}	Since the Black Captain knew
3.04.notes.21.001	{p}	See The Fellowship of the
3.04.notes.22.001	{p}	Cf. Gandalf’s words at the
3.04.notes.23.001	{p}	As the concluding sentence of
3.05.head	{h}	THE BATTLES OF THE FORDS
3.05.001	{p}	The chief obstacles to an
3.05.002	{p}	It was clearly seen in
3.05.003	{p}	It has been said that
3.05.004	{p}	The Isen came down swiftly
3.05.005	{p}	Saruman’s attack was not unforeseen,
3.05.006	{p}	But Saruman had not revealed
3.05.007	{p}	He was extricated by the
3.05.008	{p}	When Théodred gained the Fords
3.05.009	{p}	As soon as the enemy
3.05.010	{p}	Elfhelm had been riding in
3.05.011	{p}	It was the turn of
3.05.012	{p}	They stooped then to lift
3.05.013	{p}	When after a cold and
3.05.014	{ps}	So ended the First Battle
3.05.015	{p}	Erkenbrand did not at once
3.05.016	{p}	Grimbold on the other hand
3.05.017	{p}	In the end Grimbold manned
3.05.018	{p}	All went ill, as most
3.05.019	{p}	Elfhelm had been unable to
3.05.020	{p}	They did not have to
3.05.021	{p}	In vain Grimbold looked for
3.05.022	{p}	The night had been overcast
3.05.023	{p}	It was for this reason
3.05.024	{p}	What followed is less clear,
3.05.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
3.05.notes.01.001	{p}	Éomer was the son of
3.05.notes.02.001	{p}	The Ents are here left
3.05.notes.03.001	{p}	The first battle of the
3.05.notes.04.001	{p}	Beyond the Gap the land
3.05.notes.04.002	{p}	In the year 2754 Helm
3.05.notes.05.001	{p}	They were very swift and
3.05.notes.06.001	{p}	The Deeping: this is so
3.05.notes.07.001	{p}	The messages did not reach
3.05.notes.08.001	{p}	It is told that he
3.05.notes.09.001	{p}	This, it is said, was
3.05.notes.10.001	{p}	This was the great host
3.05.notes.11.001	{p}	They were without body-armour, having
3.05.notes.12.001	{p}	It seems that Grimbold’s valiant
3.05.notes.13.001	{p}	A valiant captain, nephew of
3.05.notes.14.001	{p}	This sentence is not very
3.05.notes.15.001	{p}	The news was brought by
3.05.notes.16.001	{p}	As the narrative suggests, Gandalf
3.05.notes.17.001	{p}	When Gandalf came with Théoden
3.05.appendix.head	{h}	APPENDIX
3.05.appendix.01.head	{h}	(i)
3.05.appendix.01.1C.001	{p}	In writing associated with the
3.05.appendix.01.2.001	{p}	Marshal of the Mark (or
3.05.appendix.01.2.002	{p}	In the days of Théoden
3.05.appendix.01.2.003	{p}	In times of war or
3.05.appendix.01.2.004	{p}	After the fall of Théodred
3.05.appendix.01.2.005	{p}	After the healing of Théoden
3.05.appendix.01.2.006	{p}	When the Full Muster was
3.05.appendix.01.2.007	{p}	It is recorded that after
3.05.appendix.02.head	{h}	(ii)
3.05.appendix.02.1C.001	{p}	A long note to the
3.05.appendix.02.2.001	{p}	In ancient days the southern
3.05.appendix.02.2.002	{p}	But during the Watchful Peace
3.05.appendix.02.2.003	{p}	No alliance of peoples was
3.05.appendix.02.2.004	{p}	Yet the western frontier and
3.05.appendix.02.2.005	{p}	So it proved. In the
3.05.appendix.02.2.006	{p}	It can thus be readily
3.05.appendix.02.2.007	{p}	There can be little doubt
4.01.head	{h}	THE DRÚEDAIN
4.01.00.001	{p}	The Folk of Haleth were
4.01.00.002	{p}	The strangest of all the
4.01.00.003	{p}	The Eldar called them Drúedain,
4.01.00.004	{p}	In their earlier days they
4.01.00.005	{p}	The Drúedain, as also the
4.01.00.006	{p}	But among the powers of
4.01.00.007	{qt.p}	On a time, one of
4.01.00.008	{p}	It is said that the
4.01.00.009	{p}	Indeed, though they held the
4.01.01.head	{h}	The Faithful Stone
4.01.01.001	{p}	On a time there was
4.01.01.002	{p}	Nothing untoward happened for two
4.01.01.003	{p}	Barach went back indoors to
4.01.01.004	{p}	“We are still alive,” said
4.01.01.005	{p}	“I will speak, when I
4.01.01.006	{p}	Then he sat down and
4.01.02.head	{h}	Further notes on the Drúedain
4.01.02.001	{p}	My father was at pains
4.01.02.002	{p}	Only once, in an isolated
4.01.02.003	{qt.p}	An emigrant branch of the
4.01.02.004	{p}	It is also said here
4.01.02.005	{p}	We can thus if we
4.01.02.006	{p}	In an essay, cited previously,
4.01.02.007	{qt.p}	did not cross the Isen
4.01.02.008	{p}	This region between Isen and
4.01.02.009	{qt.p}	The “Púkel-men” occupied the White
4.01.02.010	{qt.p}	But in Rohan the identity
4.01.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
4.01.notes.1.001	{p}	Not due to their special
4.01.notes.2.001	{p}	In The Silmarillion Bëor described
4.01.notes.3.001	{p}	Though they spoke the same
4.01.notes.4.001	{p}	After the fashion in which
4.01.notes.5.001	{p}	To the unfriendly who, not
4.01.notes.6.001	{p}	It is stated in isolated
4.01.notes.7.001	{p}	In the annals of Númenor
4.01.notes.8.001	{p}	A few lived in the
4.01.notes.9.001	{p}	They had a law against
4.01.notes.10.001	{p}	Acquired according to their legends
4.01.notes.11.001	{p}	Of this story my father
4.01.notes.12.001	{p}	“At each turn of the
4.01.notes.13.001	{p}	The name Drúwaith Iaur (Old
4.01.notes.14.001	{p}	Once in The Lord of
4.02.head	{h}	THE ISTARI
4.02.1C.001	{p}	The fullest account of the
4.02.2.001	{p}	Wizard is a translation of
4.02.2.002	{p}	Among Men they were supposed
4.02.2.003	{p}	Yet they were not so.
4.02.2.004	{p}	Of this Order the number
4.02.2.005	{p}	“For,” said he, “great labours
4.02.2.006	{p}	Now the White Messenger in
4.02.3C.001	{p}	A separate passage written in
4.02.4.001	{ps}	For it is said indeed
4.02.4.002	{ps}	Indeed, of all the Istari,
4.02.4.003	{p}	But the last-comer was named
4.02.4.004	{p}	Elsewhere it is told how
4.02.5C.001	{p}	In The Lord of the
4.02.6.001	{ps}	When maybe a thousand years
4.02.6.002	{p}	They came therefore in the
4.02.7C.001	{p}	There follows an account of
4.02.7C.002	{ps}	The essay on the Istari
4.02.7C.003	{p}	The passage concerning the Istari
4.02.8.001	{p}	Curunír was the eldest and
4.02.9C.001	{p}	Most of the remaining writings
4.02.9C.002	{p}	The note ends with the
4.02.9C.003	{p}	On another page of jottings
4.02.9C.004	{p}	The meaning of these relations
4.02.10.001	{p}	“‘Radagast the Brown!’ laughed Saruman,
4.02.11C.001	{p}	Whereas in the essay on
4.02.11C.002	{p}	Beyond the fact that these
4.02.11C.003	{p}	I know of no other
4.02.12.001	{p}	We must assume that they
4.02.13C.001	{p}	Other writings are concerned exclusively
4.02.14.001	{p}	Elendil and Gil-galad were partners;
4.02.14.002	{p}	Who was “Gandalf”? It is
4.02.15C.001	{p}	This is followed by sixteen
4.02.16.001	{lg}	Wilt thou learn the lore.
4.02.17C.001	{p}	There is much here that
4.02.17C.002	{p}	After the words “But of
4.02.18.001	{p}	save that Olórin is a
4.02.19C.001	{p}	An isolated etymological note explains
4.02.20.001	{p}	olo-s: vision, “phantasy”: Common Elvish
4.02.21C.001	{p}	Words deriving from this root
4.02.21C.002	{p}	These discussions of olos, olor
4.02.22.001	{p}	Olórin dwelt in Lórien in
4.02.23C.001	{p}	In an earlier version of
4.02.24C.001	{p}	There is a long note
4.02.25.001	{p}	Many are my names in
4.02.26C.001	{p}	This note dates from before
4.02.27.001	{p}	The date of Gandalf’s arrival
4.02.27.002	{p}	“The West” here plainly means
4.02.27.003	{p}	This passage is the only
4.02.27.004	{p}	But his main province was
4.02.27.005	{p}	The name Incánus is apparently
4.02.27.006	{p}	Gandalf is a substitution in
4.02.28C.001	{p}	A wholly different view of
4.02.29.001	{p}	It is very unclear what
4.02.30C.001	{p}	My father concluded here that
4.02.31.001	{p}	Gandalf, it is said in
4.02.32C.001	{p}	On this assumption an etymology
4.02.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
4.02.notes.1.001	{p}	In The Two Towers III
4.02.notes.2.001	{p}	Another version of Círdan’s words
4.02.notes.3.001	{p}	In a letter written in
4.02.notes.4.001	{p}	In a very late note
4.02.notes.5.001	{p}	It appears indeed from the
4.02.notes.6.001	{p}	Curumo would seem to be
4.02.notes.7.001	{p}	In a letter written in
4.02.notes.7.002	{p}	Even the story of Queen
4.02.notes.8.001	{p}	This is a reference to
4.02.notes.9.001	{p}	Gandalf said again “Olórin I
4.02.notes.10.001	{p}	The “strange stars” apply strictly
4.02.notes.11.001	{p}	A mark over the last
4.02.notes.12.001	{p}	One of the poems of
4.03.head	{h}	THE PALANTÍRI
4.03.001	{p}	The palantíri were no doubt
4.03.002	{p}	After the days of the
4.03.003	{p}	Two things contributed then to
4.03.004	{p}	The second reason was the
4.03.005	{p}	The Orthanc-stone appears to have
4.03.006	{ps}	Saruman had no doubt from
4.03.007	{p}	The Council in general must
4.03.008	{p}	Though (warned by Gandalf) the
4.03.009	{p}	In his talk to Peregrin
4.03.010	{p}	The importance of the palantír
4.03.011	{p}	But the Anor-stone had become
4.03.012	{p}	Gandalf should have been reported
4.03.013	{p}	The breaking strain of Denethor’s
4.03.014	{p}	In the case of Denethor,
4.03.015	{ps}	There must have been a
4.03.016	{p}	It must however be noted
4.03.017	{ps}	The “lore of the Stones”
4.03.018	{p}	Though without any external markings
4.03.019	{p}	Alone the palantíri could only
4.03.020	{p}	A viewer could by his
4.03.021	{p}	But this “concentration” was very
4.03.022	{p}	The palantíri could not themselves
4.03.notes.head	{h}	NOTES
4.03.notes.1.001	{p}	Doubtless they were used in
4.03.notes.2.001	{p}	With Arvedui were lost the
4.03.notes.3.001	{p}	The Stone of Osgiliath had
4.03.notes.4.001	{p}	On the destructibility of the
4.03.notes.5.001	{p}	By themselves the Stones could
4.03.notes.6.001	{p}	Cf. Gandalf’s remarks to the
4.03.notes.7.001	{p}	For any more “worldly” policy
4.03.notes.8.001	{p}	Denethor was evidently aware of
4.03.notes.9.001	{p}	Note the passage in The
4.03.notes.10.001	{p}	This is a reference to
4.03.notes.11.001	{p}	This is a reference to
4.03.notes.12.001	{p}	Thorongil (“Eagle of the Star”)
4.03.notes.13.001	{p}	The use of the palantíri
4.03.notes.14.001	{p}	An unplaced marginal note observes
4.03.notes.15.001	{p}	1998 was the year of
4.03.notes.16.001	{p}	The case was different in
4.03.notes.17.001	{p}	A later, detached note denies
4.03.notes.18.001	{p}	The later note referred to
4.03.notes.19.001	{p}	The orientation was not, of
4.03.notes.20.001	{p}	See The Two Towers III
4.03.notes.21.001	{p}	In a detached note this