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'
We
are
no
phantoms
,
'
said
Aragorn
,
'n
or
do
your
eyes
cheat
you
.
For
indeed
these
are
your
own
horses
that
we
ride
,
as
you
knew
well
are
you
asked
,
I
guess
.
But
seldom
does
thief
ride
home
to
the
stable
.
Here
are
Hasufel
and
Arod
,
that
Éomer
,
the
Third
Marshal
of
the
Mark
,
lent
to
us
,
only
two
days
ago
.
We
bring
them
back
now
,
even
as
we
promised
him
.
Has
not
Éomer
then
returned
and
given
warning
of
our
coming
?
'
A
troubled
look
came
into
the
guard
's
eyes
.
'
Of
Éomer
I
have
naught
to
say
,
'
he
answered
.
'
If
what
you
tell
me
is
truth
,
then
doubtless
Théoden
will
have
heard
of
it
.
Maybe
your
coming
was
not
wholly
unlooked-for
.
It
is
but
two
nights
ago
that
Wormtongue
came
to
us
and
said
that
by
the
will
of
Théoden
no
stranger
should
pass
these
gates
.
'
'
Wormtongue
?
'
said
Gandalf
,
looking
sharply
at
the
guard
.
'S
ay
no
more
!
My
errand
is
not
to
Wormtongue
,
but
to
the
Lord
of
the
Mark
himself
.
I
am
in
haste
.
Will
you
not
go
or
send
to
say
that
we
are
come
?
'
His
eyes
glinted
under
his
deep
brows
as
he
bent
his
gaze
upon
the
man
.
'
Yes
,
I
will
go
,
'
he
answered
slowly
.
'
But
what
names
shall
I
report
?
And
what
shall
I
say
of
you
?
Old
and
weary
you
seem
now
,
and
yet
you
are
fell
and
grim
beneath
,
I
deem
'
'
Well
do
you
see
and
speak
,
'
said
the
wizard
.
'
For
I
am
Gandalf
.
I
have
returned
.
And
behold
!
I
too
bring
back
a
horse
.
Here
is
Shadowfax
the
Great
,
whom
no
other
hand
can
tame
.
And
here
beside
me
is
Aragorn
son
of
Arathorn
,
the
heir
of
Kings
,
and
it
is
to
Mundburg
that
he
goes
.
Here
also
are
Legolas
the
Elf
and
Gimli
the
Dwarf
,
our
comrades
.
Go
now
and
say
to
your
master
that
we
are
at
his
gates
and
would
have
speech
with
him
,
if
he
will
permit
us
to
come
into
his
hall
.
'
'S
trange
names
you
give
indeed
!
But
I
will
report
them
as
you
bid
and
learn
my
master
's
will
,
'
said
the
guard
.
'
Wait
here
a
little
while
,
and
f
will
bring
you
such
answer
as
seems
good
to
him
.
Do
not
hope
too
much
!
These
are
dark
days
.
'
He
went
swiftly
away
,
leaving
the
strangers
in
the
watchful
keeping
of
his
comrades
.
After
some
time
he
returned
.
'
Follow
me
!
'
he
said
.
'
Théoden
gives
you
leave
to
enter
;
but
any
weapon
that
you
bear
;
be
it
only
a
staff
,
you
must
leave
on
the
threshold
.
The
doorwardens
will
keep
them
.
'
The
dark
gates
were
swung
open
.
The
travellers
entered
,
walking
in
file
behind
their
guide
.
They
found
a
broad
path
,
paved
with
hewn
stones
,
now
winding
upward
,
now
climbing
in
short
flights
of
well-laid
steps
.
Many
houses
built
of
wood
and
many
dark
doors
they
passed
.
Beside
the
way
in
a
stone
channel
a
stream
of
clear
water
flowed
,
sparkling
and
chattering
.
At
length
they
came
to
the
crown
of
the
hill
.
There
stood
a
high
platform
above
a
green
terrace
,
at
the
foot
of
which
a
bright
spring
gushed
from
a
stone
carved
in
the
likeness
of
a
horse
's
head
;
beneath
was
a
wide
basin
from
which
the
water
.
spilled
and
fed
the
falling
stream
.
Up
the
green
terrace
went
a
stair
of
stone
,
high
and
broad
,
and
on
either
side
of
the
topmost
step
were
stone-hewn
sea
,
There
sat
other
guards
,
with
drawn
swords
laid
upon
their
knees
.
Their
golden
hair
was
braided
on
their
shoulders
the
sun
was
blazoned
upon
their
green
shields
,
their
long
corslets
were
burnished
bright
,
and
when
they
rose
taller
they
seemed
than
mortal
men
.
'
There
are
the
doors
before
you
,
'
said
the
guide
.
'
I
must
return
now
to
my
duty
at
the
gate
.
Farewell
!
And
may
the
Lord
of
the
Mark
be
gracious
to
you
!
'
He
turned
and
went
swiftly
back
down
the
road
.
The
others
climbed
the
long
stair
under
the
eyes
of
the
tall
watchmen
.
Silent
they
stood
now
above
and
spoke
no
word
,
until
Gandalf
stepped
out
upon
the
paved
terrace
at
the
stairs
head
.
Then
suddenly
with
clear
voices
they
spoke
a
courteous
greeting
in
their
own
tongue
.
