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- Властелин колец: Братство кольца
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Strider
immediately
went
to
fetch
the
landlord
.
Poor
Mr.
Butterbur
looked
sleepy
and
frightened
.
He
had
hardly
closed
his
eyes
all
night
(
so
he
said
)
,
but
he
had
never
heard
a
sound
.
'
Never
has
such
a
thing
happened
in
my
time
!
'
he
cried
,
raising
his
hands
in
horror
.
'
Guests
unable
to
sleep
in
their
beds
,
and
good
bolsters
ruined
and
all
!
What
are
we
coming
to
?
'
'
Dark
times
,
'
said
Strider
.
'
But
for
the
present
you
may
be
left
in
peace
,
when
you
have
got
rid
of
us
.
We
will
leave
at
once
.
Never
mind
about
breakfast
:
a
drink
and
a
bite
standing
will
have
to
do
.
We
shall
be
packed
in
a
few
minutes
.
'
Mr.
Butterbur
hurried
off
to
see
that
their
ponies
were
got
ready
,
and
to
fetch
them
a
'
bite
'
.
But
very
soon
he
came
back
in
dismay
.
The
ponies
had
vanished
!
The
stable-doors
had
all
been
opened
in
the
night
,
and
they
were
gone
:
not
only
Merry
's
ponies
,
but
every
other
horse
and
beast
in
the
place
.
Frodo
was
crushed
by
the
news
.
How
could
they
hope
to
reach
Rivendell
on
foot
,
pursued
by
mounted
enemies
?
They
might
as
well
set
out
for
the
Moon
.
Strider
sat
silent
for
a
while
,
looking
at
the
hobbits
,
as
if
he
was
weighing
up
their
strength
and
courage
.
'
Ponies
would
not
help
us
to
escape
horsemen
,
'
he
said
at
last
,
thoughtfully
,
as
if
he
guessed
what
Frodo
had
in
mind
.
'
We
should
not
go
much
slower
on
foot
,
not
on
the
roads
that
I
mean
to
take
.
I
was
going
to
walk
in
any
case
.
It
is
the
food
and
stores
that
trouble
me
.
We
can
not
count
on
getting
anything
to
eat
between
here
and
Rivendell
,
except
what
we
take
with
us
;
and
we
ought
to
take
plenty
to
spare
;
for
we
may
be
delayed
,
or
forced
to
go
round-about
,
far
out
of
the
direct
way
.
How
much
are
you
prepared
to
carry
on
your
backs
?
'
'
As
much
as
we
must
,
'
said
Pippin
with
a
sinking
heart
,
but
trying
to
show
that
he
was
tougher
than
he
looked
(
or
felt
)
.
'
I
can
carry
enough
for
two
,
'
said
Sam
defiantly
.
'
Ca
n't
anything
be
done
,
Mr.
Butterbur
?
'
asked
Frodo
.
