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'

One

thing

you

have

not

found

in

your

hunting

,

and

that

's

brighter

wits

,

'

said

Pippin

,

opening

an

eye

.

'

Here

you

find

us

sitting

on

a

field

of

victory

,

amid

the

plunder

of

armies

,

and

you

wonder

how

we

came

by

a

few

well-earned

comforts

!

'

'

Well-earned

?

'

said

Gimli

.

'

I

can

not

believe

that

!

'

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The

Riders

laughed

.

'

It

can

not

be

doubted

that

we

witness

the

meeting

of

dear

friends

,

'

said

Théoden

.

'S

o

these

are

the

lost

ones

of

your

company

,

Gandalf

?

The

days

are

fated

to

be

filled

with

marvels

.

Already

I

have

seen

many

since

I

left

my

house

;

and

now

here

before

my

eyes

stand

yet

another

of

the

folk

of

legend

.

Are

not

these

the

Halflings

,

that

some

among

us

call

the

Holbytlan

?

'

'

Hobbits

,

if

you

please

,

lord

,

'

said

Pippin

.

'

Hobbits

?

'

said

Théoden

.

'

Your

tongue

is

strangely

changed

;

but

the

name

sounds

not

unfitting

so

.

Hobbits

!

No

report

that

I

have

heard

does

justice

to

the

truth

.

'

Merry

bowed

;

and

Pippin

got

up

and

bowed

low

.

'

You

are

gracious

,

lord

;

or

I

hope

that

I

may

so

take

your

words

,

'

he

said

.

'

And

here

is

another

marvel

!

I

have

wandered

in

many

lands

,

since

I

left

my

home

,

and

never

till

now

have

I

found

people

that

knew

any

story

concerning

hobbits

.

'

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'M

y

people

came

out

of

the

North

long

ago

,

'

said

Théoden

.

'

But

I

will

not

deceive

you

:

we

know

no

tales

about

hobbits

.

All

that

is

said

among

us

is

that

far

away

,

over

many

hills

and

rivers

,

live

the

halfling

folk

that

dwell

in

holes

in

sand-dunes

.

But

there

are

no

legends

of

their

deeds

.

for

it

is

said

that

they

do

little

,

and

avoid

the

sight

of

men

,

being

able

to

vanish

in

a

twinkling

:

and

they

can

change

their

voices

to

resemble

the

piping

of

birds

.

But

it

seems

that

more

could

be

said

.

'

'

It

could

indeed

,

lord

,

'

said

Merry

.

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