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At

the

foot

of

the

stairs

Gandalf

and

the

king

dismounted

.

'

I

will

go

up

,

'

said

Gandalf

.

'

I

have

been

in

Orthanc

and

I

know

my

peril

.

'

'

And

I

too

will

go

up

,

'

said

the

king

.

'

I

am

old

,

and

fear

no

peril

any

more

.

I

wish

to

speak

with

the

enemy

who

has

done

me

so

much

wrong

.

Éomer

shall

come

with

me

,

and

see

that

my

aged

feet

do

not

falter

.

'

'

As

you

will

,

'

said

Gandalf

.

'

Aragorn

shall

come

with

me

.

Let

the

others

await

us

at

the

foot

of

the

stairs

.

They

will

hear

and

see

enough

,

if

there

is

anything

to

hear

or

see

.

'

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'N

ay

!

'

said

Gimli

.

'

Legolas

and

I

wish

for

a

closer

view

.

We

alone

here

represent

our

kindred

.

We

also

will

come

behind

.

'

'

Come

then

!

'

said

Gandalf

,

and

with

that

he

climbed

the

steps

,

and

Théoden

went

beside

him

.

The

Riders

of

Rohan

sat

uneasily

upon

their

horses

,

on

either

side

of

the

stair

,

and

looked

up

darkly

at

the

great

tower

,

fearing

what

might

befall

their

lord

.

Merry

and

Pippin

sat

on

the

bottom

step

,

feeling

both

unimportant

and

unsafe

.

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'

Half

a

sticky

mile

from

here

to

the

gate

!

'

muttered

Pippin

.

'

I

wish

I

could

slip

off

back

to

the

guardroom

unnoticed

!

What

did

we

come

for

?

We

are

not

wanted

.

'

Gandalf

stood

before

the

door

of

Orthanc

and

beat

on

it

with

his

staff

.

It

rang

with

a

hollow

sound

.

'S

aruman

,

Saruman

!

'

he

cried

in

a

loud

commanding

voice

.

'S

aruman

come

forth

!

'

For

some

time

there

was

no

answer

.

At

last

the

window

above

the

door

was

unbarred

,

hut

no

figure

could

be

seen

at

its

dark

opening

.

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