The Hobbit

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leued, sitting in his hole in the long,
•etore he crept down into the dark u









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could he keep out

fie wee a miserable



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p, and that Gollum meant to murder him <
ny rate. Just in time he turned and ran bl

,Gollum passed!

gIgggs

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(ablins saw Bilbo sooner- -
<i them. Yes, they saw hitr
i an accident, ora lastt
no before it took a new i
i noton his finger.

don't like the sun.1t
bmleakaensdththeeirirleHgesawdsob¬
giddy. They could not
•rFiinngd oBni;lbsoowsoitohntthheey

°»ilbo wandered on, out of
,17 the little high valley, ,
tohveersliotspeesdgbee,yaonndd;dbouwtnall
the while a veru unoom-
fortable thought was

e Hadjust

delight.
afhteisr athdevyehnatudrIeassi
thhimem,anedveBryilbtho!tnoqlc-
except about the
finding of the ring



J (for so the evil wolves over the f■
wuperaetntahmeetdr)unyekl,piwngithalel yaerosubnladztinhge i
handing out. They spoke in the dre
of theWargs. Though Bilbo did not
Oandalf did, and I will tell you whai

J<7traseidemhaedd that a great goblin
been planned forth
very night against the bold m«
from the 5outh who had been
making their way into that fa
land, cutting down trees, and
building themselves places tc
mliveee.tTtbheegWoaWrgns shaanddcotmhee to

hphepWuzazrlegdsawtefrinedainnggroyaannddalf
I and His friends here in their ,
l[ tvheoryugmhtetehteinygw-pelraecferi.enTdhseyof
II tthoespwyooodnmtheenm, a,nadndwweorueldcotamkee
L news of their plans down into
I[ nthoeinvtaelnletyios.nSoofthgoeinWgaargwsahyad ,
L and letting the people up the

fir eagles of the
Misty Mountains
had eyes that cou
I look at the sun
I could eei'a^abbH





After a good while the eagles
saw the point they were making

for. Cropping out ofthe ground,
' right in the path of the stream
I awhgircehaltoroopcekd, aitlsmeolfstabaohuiltl iot,fwas
, stone. Quickly now theg swooped

Andofsothteheeyagplaerstebdec.aAmned .mthoauttgehrthdaegslothrde
King ofAll Birds and wore a golden crown,
and his fifteen chieftains golden collars
' (made of the gold that the dwarves gave
them), Bilbo never saw them again-except
. high and faroff in the battle of Five
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o GWalf went on with the-tale;
how Mister Bapins had been mi*-

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n I care for such -things.

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j overgrown and disused at the eaatern end and led to
impassable marshes where the paths had long been lost.

eastern opening had also alwaut

d YJargs run Swifter ■
&e off now asquick a





. well that Beorn had warned them



ter. Sometimes there
was singing in the dis¬
tance too.The laugh¬
ter was the hsughter
goblins, and the sing-
it sounded eerie and
nsotr*acnogme,foanrtdedth, eragtwheerre

j white. In the end, in spite of i
I them, because Bombur kept <
am^IrTfhewoodland feas^fso'

denowd nbaenfodrdei'
starvation.

fThe feast that they mow saw was
* *4/ greater and more magnificent
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► ulapnodnkhinisggwolidthenahcarior\,Nvt\eoryf mleuacvheass
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to have the whole v;
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nd thirst. They go
n the direction whu
een of them guesse
i the path lay; but
I weapons they
i been of no use
ows of the e|ve;

off his ring, hardly
i dariri^to sleep, evei
darkest a«d remot*
corners he could fin
tFooorksotmo ewthainndgetroindgo
about the Eivenkmc

TjVentually, after
ofthissneaki

by watching and fo
guards, he manage





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a0'h/ omsuechlasnindcseHtahdeCdhaayn*g
dviervea dwelt in the M<
tHaaidn.swGorleleant ftlhoeodwsaatnedrsr,•
flowed east. Thl
cogs had spread WKkrai

while. However, the river)
: a more southerly course]

TSut men remembered little of all that.
JC7 though some still sang old songs of
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heir daily business.

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