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'M

ithrandir

,

Mithrandir

!

'

said

Legolas

.

'

This

is

wizardry

indeed

!

Come

!

I

would

look

on

this

forest

,

ere

the

spell

changes

.

'

The

hosts

of

Isengard

roared

,

swaying

this

way

and

that

,

turning

from

fear

to

fear

.

Again

the

horn

sounded

from

the

tower

.

Down

through

the

breach

of

the

Dike

charged

the

king

's

company

.

Down

from

the

hills

leaped

Erkenbrand

,

lord

of

Westfold

.

Down

leaped

Shadowfax

,

like

a

deer

that

runs

surefooted

in

the

mountains

.

The

White

Rider

was

upon

them

,

and

the

terror

of

his

coming

filled

the

enemy

with

madness

.

The

wild

men

fell

on

their

faces

before

him

.

The

Orcs

reeled

and

screamed

and

cast

aside

both

sword

and

spear

.

Like

a

black

smoke

driven

by

a

mounting

wind

they

fled

.

Wailing

they

passed

under

the

waiting

shadow

of

the

trees

;

and

from

that

shadow

none

ever

came

again

.

So

it

was

that

in

the

light

of

a

fair

morning

King

Théoden

and

Gandalf

the

White

Rider

met

again

upon

the

green

grass

beside

the

Deeping-stream

.

There

was

also

Aragorn

son

of

Arathorn

,

and

Legolas

the

Elf

,

and

Erkenbrand

of

Westfold

,

and

the

lords

of

the

Golden

House

.

About

them

were

gathered

the

Rohirrim

,

the

Riders

of

the

Mark

:

wonder

overcame

their

joy

in

victory

,

and

their

eyes

were

turned

towards

the

wood

.

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Suddenly

there

was

a

great

shout

,

and

down

from

the

Dike

came

those

who

had

been

driven

back

into

the

Deep

.

There

came

Gamling

the

Old

,

and

Éomer

son

of

Éomund

,

and

beside

them

walked

Gimli

the

dwarf

.

He

had

no

helm

,

and

about

his

head

was

a

linen

band

stained

with

blood

;

but

his

voice

was

loud

and

strong

.

'

Forty-two

,

Master

Legolas

!

'

he

cried

.

'

Alas

!

My

axe

is

notched

:

the

forty-second

had

an

iron

collar

on

his

neck

.

How

is

it

with

you

?

'

'

You

have

passed

my

score

by

one

,

'

answered

Legolas

.

'

But

I

do

not

grudge

you

the

game

,

so

glad

am

I

to

see

you

on

your

legs

!

'

'

Welcome

,

Éomer

,

sister-son

!

'

said

Théoden

.

'N

ow

that

I

see

you

safe

,

I

am

glad

indeed

.

'

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'

Hail

,

Lord

of

the

Mark

!

'

said

Éomer

.

'

The

dark

night

has

passed

and

day

has

come

again

.

But

the

day

has

brought

strange

tidings

.

'

He

turned

and

gazed

in

wonder

,

first

at

the

wood

and

then

at

Gandalf

.

'

Once

more

you

come

in

the

hour

of

need

,

unlooked-for

,

'

he

said

.

'

Unlooked-for

?

'

said

Gandalf

.

'

I

said

that

I

would

return

and

meet

you

here

.

'

'

But

you

did

not

name

the

hour

,

nor

foretell

the

manner

of

your

coming

.

Strange

help

you

bring

.

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