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He
spoke
lightly
;
but
his
heart
was
moved
suddenly
with
a
desire
to
see
the
house
of
Elrond
Halfelven
,
and
breathe
the
air
of
that
deep
valey
where
many
of
the
Fair
Folk
still
dwelt
in
peace
.
One
summer
's
evening
an
astonishing
piece
of
news
reached
the
Ivy
Bush
and
Green
Dragon
.
Giants
and
other
portents
on
the
borders
of
the
Shire
were
forgotten
for
more
important
matters
:
Mr.
Frodo
was
seling
Bag
End
,
indeed
he
had
already
sold
it
-
to
the
Sackvile-Bagginses
!
"
For
a
nice
bit
,
loo
,
"
said
some
.
"
At
a
bargain
price
,
"
said
others
,
'
and
that
's
more
likely
when
Mistress
Lobelia
's
the
buyer
.
"
(
Otho
had
died
some
years
before
,
at
the
ripe
but
disappointed
age
of
102
.
)
Just
why
Mr.
Frodo
was
seling
his
beautiful
hole
was
even
more
debatable
than
the
price
.
A
few
held
the
theory
-
supported
by
the
nods
and
hints
of
Mr.
Baggins
himself
-
that
Frodo
's
money
was
running
out
:
he
was
going
to
leave
Hobbiton
and
live
in
a
quiet
way
on
the
proceeds
of
the
sale
down
in
Buckland
among
his
Brandybuck
relations
.
"
As
far
from
the
Sackvile-Bagginses
as
may
be
,
"
some
added
.
But
so
firmly
fixed
had
the
notion
of
the
immeasurable
wealth
of
the
Bagginses
of
Bag
End
become
that
most
found
this
hard
to
believe
,
harder
than
any
other
reason
or
unreason
that
their
fancy
could
suggest
:
to
most
it
suggested
a
dark
and
yet
unrevealed
plot
by
Gandalf
.
Though
he
kept
himself
very
quiet
and
did
not
go
about
by
day
,
it
was
well
known
that
he
was
'
hiding
up
in
the
Bag
End
'
.
But
however
a
removal
might
fit
in
with
the
designs
of
his
wizardry
,
there
was
no
doubt
about
the
fact
:
Frodo
Baggins
was
going
back
to
Buckland
.
"
Yes
,
I
shal
be
moving
this
autumn
,
"
he
said
.
"
Merry
Brandybuck
is
looking
out
for
a
nice
little
hole
for
me
,
or
perhaps
a
small
house
.
"
As
a
matter
of
fact
with
Merry
's
help
he
had
already
chosen
and
bought
a
little
house
at
Crickholow
in
the
country
beyond
Bucklebury
.
To
all
but
Sam
he
pretended
he
was
going
to
settle
down
there
permanently
.
The
decision
to
set
out
eastwards
had
suggested
the
idea
to
him
;
for
Buckland
was
on
the
eastern
borders
of
the
Shire
,
and
as
he
had
lived
there
in
childhood
his
going
back
would
at
least
seem
credible
.
Gandalf
stayed
in
the
Shire
for
over
two
months
.
Then
one
evening
,
at
the
end
of
June
,
soon
after
Frodo
's
plan
had
been
finaly
arranged
,
he
suddenly
announced
that
he
was
going
off
again
next
morning
.
"
Only
for
a
short
while
,
I
hope
,
"
he
said
.
"
But
I
am
going
down
beyond
the
southern
borders
to
get
some
news
,
if
I
can
.
I
have
been
idle
longer
than
I
should
.
"
He
spoke
lightly
,
but
it
seemed
to
Frodo
that
he
looked
rather
worried
.
"
Has
anything
happened
?
"
he
asked
.
"
Well
no
;
but
I
have
heard
something
that
has
made
me
anxious
and
needs
looking
into
.
If
I
think
it
necessary
after
all
for
you
to
get
off
at
once
,
I
shal
come
back
immediately
,
or
at
least
send
word
.
In
the
meanwhile
stick
to
your
plan
;
but
be
more
careful
than
ever
,
especialy
of
the
Ring
.
Let
me
impress
on
you
once
more
:
do
n't
use
it
!
"
He
went
off
at
dawn
.
"
I
may
be
back
any
day
,
"
he
said
.
"
At
the
very
latest
I
shal
come
back
for
the
farewel
party
.
I
think
after
all
you
may
need
my
company
on
the
Road
.
"
At
first
Frodo
was
a
good
deal
disturbed
,
and
wondered
often
what
Gandalf
could
have
heard
;
but
his
uneasiness
wore
off
,
and
in
the
fine
weather
he
forgot
his
troubles
for
a
while
.
The
Shire
had
seldom
seen
so
fair
a
summer
,
or
so
rich
an
autumn
:
the
trees
were
laden
with
apples
,
honey
was
dripping
in
the
combs
,
and
the
corn
was
tall
and
ful
.
