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'
That
is
so
,
'
said
Wormtongue
;
'
but
there
is
a
third
kind
:
pickers
of
bones
,
meddlers
in
other
men
's
sorrows
,
carrion-fowl
that
grow
fat
on
war
.
What
aid
have
you
ever
brought
,
Stormcrow
?
And
what
aid
do
you
bring
now
?
It
was
aid
from
us
that
you
sought
last
time
that
you
were
here
.
Then
my
lord
bade
you
Choose
any
horse
that
you
would
and
be
gone
;
and
to
the
wonder
of
all
you
took
Shadowfax
in
your
insolence
.
My
lord
was
sorely
grieved
;
yet
to
some
it
seemed
that
to
speed
you
from
the
land
the
price
was
not
too
great
.
I
guess
that
it
is
likely
to
turn
out
the
same
once
more
:
you
will
seek
aid
rather
than
render
it
.
Do
you
bring
men
?
Do
you
bring
horses
,
swords
,
spears
?
That
I
would
call
aid
;
that
is
our
present
need
.
But
who
are
these
that
follow
at
your
tail
?
Three
ragged
wanderers
in
grey
,
and
you
yourself
the
most
beggar-like
of
the
four
!
'
'
The
courtesy
of
your
hall
is
somewhat
lessened
of
late
,
Théoden
son
of
Thengel
,
'
said
Gandalf
.
'
Has
not
the
messenger
from
your
gate
reported
the
names
of
my
companions
?
Seldom
has
any
lord
of
Rohan
received
three
such
guests
.
Weapons
they
have
laid
at
your
doors
that
are
worth
many
a
mortal
man
,
even
the
mightiest
.
Grey
is
their
raiment
,
for
the
Elves
clad
them
,
and
thus
they
have
passed
through
the
shadow
of
great
perils
to
your
hall
.
'
'
Then
it
is
true
,
as
Éomer
reported
,
that
you
are
in
league
with
the
Sorceress
of
the
Golden
Wood
?
'
said
Wormtongue
.
'
It
is
not
to
be
wondered
at
:
webs
of
deceit
were
ever
woven
in
Dwimordene
.
'
Gimli
strode
a
pace
forward
,
but
felt
suddenly
the
hand
of
Gandalf
clutch
him
by
the
shoulder
,
and
he
halted
,
standing
stiff
as
stone
.
In
Dwimordene
,
in
Lórien
Seldom
have
walked
the
feet
of
Men
,
Few
mortal
eyes
have
seen
the
light
That
lies
there
ever
,
long
and
bright
.
Galadriel
!
Galadriel
!
