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"
Then
the
elves
of
the
valley
came
out
and
greeted
them
and
led
them
across
the
water
to
the
house
of
Elrond
.
There
a
warm
welcome
was
made
them
,
and
there
were
many
eager
ears
that
evening
to
hear
the
tale
of
their
adventures
.
Gandalf
it
was
who
spoke
,
for
Bilbo
was
fallen
quiet
and
drowsy
.
Most
of
the
tale
he
knew
,
for
he
had
been
in
it
,
and
had
himself
told
much
of
it
to
the
wizard
on
their
homeward
way
or
in
the
house
of
Beorn
;
but
every
now
and
again
he
would
open
one
eye
,
and
listen
,
when
a
part
of
the
story
which
he
did
not
yet
know
came
in
.
It
was
in
this
way
that
he
learned
where
Gandalf
had
been
to
;
for
he
overheard
the
words
of
the
wizard
to
Elrond
.
It
appeared
that
Gandalf
had
been
to
a
great
council
of
the
white
wizards
,
masters
of
lore
and
good
magic
;
and
that
they
had
at
last
driven
the
Necromancer
from
his
dark
hold
in
the
south
of
Mirkwood
.
"
Ere
long
now
,
"
Gandalf
was
saying
,
"
The
Forest
will
grow
somewhat
more
wholesome
.
The
North
will
be
freed
from
that
horror
for
many
long
years
,
I
hope
.
Yet
I
wish
he
were
banished
from
the
world
!
"
"
It
would
be
well
indeed
,
"
said
Elrond
;
"
but
I
fear
that
will
not
come
about
in
this
age
of
the
world
,
or
for
many
after
.
"
When
the
tale
of
their
joumeyings
was
told
,
there
were
other
tales
,
and
yet
more
tales
,
tales
of
long
ago
,
and
tales
.
of
new
things
,
and
tales
of
no
time
at
all
,
till
Bilbo
's
head
fell
forward
on
his
chest
,
and
he
snored
comfortably
in
a
corner
.
He
woke
to
find
himself
in
a
white
bed
,
and
the
moon
shining
through
an
open
window
.
Below
it
many
elves
were
singing
loud
and
clear
on
the
banks
of
the
stream
.
"
Sing
all
ye
joyful
,
now
sing
all
together
?
The
wind
's
in
the
free-top
,
the
wind
's
in
the
heather
;
