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'

It

is

said

that

the

Hornburg

has

never

fallen

to

assault

,

'

said

Théoden

;

'

but

now

my

heart

is

doubtful

.

The

world

changes

,

and

all

that

once

was

strong

now

proves

unsure

.

How

shall

any

tower

withstand

such

numbers

and

such

reckless

hate

?

Had

I

known

that

the

strength

of

Isengard

was

grown

so

great

,

maybe

l

should

not

so

rashly

have

ridden

forth

to

meet

it

,

for

all

the

arts

of

Gandalf

.

His

counsel

seems

not

now

so

good

as

it

did

under

the

morning

sun

.

'

'D

o

not

judge

the

counsel

of

Gandalf

,

until

all

is

over

,

lord

,

'

said

Aragorn

.

'

The

end

will

not

be

long

,

'

said

the

king

.

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'

But

I

will

not

end

here

,

taken

like

an

old

badger

in

a

trap

.

Snowmane

and

Hasufel

and

the

horses

of

my

guard

are

in

the

inner

court

.

When

dawn

comes

,

I

will

bid

men

sound

Helm

's

horn

,

and

I

will

ride

forth

.

Will

you

ride

with

me

then

,

son

of

Arathorn

?

Maybe

we

shall

cleave

a

road

,

or

make

such

an

end

as

will

be

worth

a

song-if

any

be

left

to

sing

of

us

hereafter

.

'

'

I

will

ride

with

you

,

'

said

Aragorn

.

Taking

his

leave

,

he

returned

to

the

walls

,

and

passed

round

all

their

circuit

,

enheartening

the

men

,

and

lending

aid

wherever

the

assault

was

hot

.

Legolas

went

with

him

.

Blasts

of

fire

leaped

up

from

below

shaking

the

stones

.

Grappling-hooks

were

hurled

,

and

ladders

raised

.

Again

and

again

the

Orcs

gained

the

summit

of

the

outer

wall

,

and

again

the

defenders

cast

them

down

.

At

last

Aragorn

stood

above

the

great

gates

,

heedless

of

the

darts

of

the

enemy

.

As

he

looked

forth

he

saw

the

eastern

sky

grow

pale

.

Then

he

raised

his

empty

hand

,

palm

outward

in

token

of

parley

.

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The

Orcs

yelled

and

jeered

.

'

Come

down

!

Come

down

!

'

they

cried

.

'

If

you

wish

to

speak

to

us

,

come

down

!

Bring

out

your

king

!

We

are

the

fighting

Uruk-hai

.

We

will

fetch

him

from

his

hole

,

if

he

does

not

come

.

Bring

out

your

skulking

king

!

'

'

The

king

stays

or

comes

at

his

own

will

,

'

said

Aragorn

.

'

Then

what

are

you

doing

here

?

'

they

answered

.

'

Why

do

you

look

out

?

Do

you

wish

to

see

the

greatness

of

our

army

?

We

are

the

fighting

Uruk-hai

.

'

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