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'

Well

,

where

is

he

now

?

'

cried

several

voices

.

'

How

should

I

know

?

He

's

welcome

to

go

where

he

will

,

so

long

as

he

pays

in

the

morning

.

There

's

Mr.

Took

,

now

:

he

's

not

vanished

.

'

'

Well

,

I

saw

what

I

saw

,

and

I

saw

what

I

did

n't

,

'

said

Mugwort

obstinately

.

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'

And

I

say

there

's

some

mistake

,

'

repeated

Butterbur

,

picking

up

the

tray

and

gathering

up

the

broken

crockery

.

'

Of

course

there

's

a

mistake

!

'

said

Frodo

.

'

I

have

n't

vanished

.

Here

I

am

!

I

've

just

been

having

a

few

words

with

Strider

in

the

corner

.

'

He

came

forward

into

the

firelight

;

but

most

of

the

company

backed

away

,

even

more

perturbed

than

before

.

They

were

not

in

the

least

satisfied

by

his

explanation

that

he

had

crawled

away

quickly

under

the

tables

after

he

had

fallen

.

Most

of

the

Hobbits

and

the

Men

of

Bree

went

off

then

and

there

in

a

huff

,

having

no

fancy

for

further

entertainment

that

evening

.

One

or

two

gave

Frodo

a

black

look

and

departed

muttering

among

themselves

.

The

Dwarves

and

the

two

or

three

strange

Men

that

still

remained

got

up

and

said

good

night

to

the

landlord

,

but

not

to

Frodo

and

his

friends

.

Before

long

no

one

was

left

but

Strider

,

who

sat

on

,

unnoticed

,

by

the

wall

.

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Mr.

Butterbur

did

not

seem

much

put

out

.

He

reckoned

,

very

probably

,

that

his

house

would

be

full

again

on

many

future

nights

,

until

the

present

mystery

had

been

thoroughly

discussed

.

'

Now

what

have

you

been

doing

,

Mr.

Underhill

?

'

he

asked

.

'

Frightening

my

customers

and

breaking

up

my

crocks

with

your

acrobatics

!

'

'

I

am

very

sorry

to

have

caused

any

trouble

,

'

said

Frodo

.

'

It

was

quite

unintentional

,

I

assure

you

.

A

most

unfortunate

accident

.

'

'

All

right

,

Mr.

Underhill

!

But

if

you

're

going

to

do

any

more

tumbling

,

or

conjuring

,

or

whatever

it

was

,

you

'd

best

warn

folk

beforehand

--

and

warn

me

.

We

're

a

bit

suspicious

round

here

of

anything

out

of

the

way

--

uncanny

,

if

you

understand

me

;

and

we

do

n't

take

to

it

all

of

a

sudden

.

'

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