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'

Here

are

three

of

my

companions

,

Treebeard

,

'

said

Gandalf

.

'

I

have

spoken

of

them

,

but

you

have

not

yet

seen

them

.

'

He

named

them

one

by

one

.

The

Old

Ent

looked

at

them

long

and

searchingly

,

and

spoke

to

them

in

turn

.

Last

he

turned

to

Legolas

.

'S

o

you

have

come

all

the

way

from

Mirkwood

,

my

good

Elf

?

A

very

great

forest

it

used

to

be

!

'

'

And

still

is

,

'

said

Legolas

.

'

But

not

so

great

that

we

who

dwell

there

ever

tire

of

seeing

new

trees

.

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I

should

dearly

love

to

journey

in

Fangorn

's

Wood

.

I

scarcely

passed

beyond

the

eaves

of

it

,

and

I

did

not

wish

to

turn

back

.

'

Treebeard

's

eyes

gleamed

with

pleasure

.

'

I

hope

you

may

have

your

wish

,

ere

the

hills

be

much

older

,

'

he

said

.

'

I

will

come

,

if

I

have

the

fortune

,

'

said

Legolas

.

'

I

have

made

a

bargain

with

my

friend

that

,

if

all

goes

well

,

we

will

visit

Fangorn

together

-

by

your

leave

.

'

'

Any

Elf

that

comes

with

you

will

be

welcome

,

'

said

Treebeard

.

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'

The

friend

I

speak

of

is

not

an

Elf

,

'

said

Legolas

;

'

I

mean

Gimli

,

Glóin

's

son

here

.

'

Gimli

bowed

low

,

and

the

axe

slipped

from

his

belt

and

clattered

on

the

ground

.

'

Hoom

,

hm

!

Ah

now

,

'

said

Treebeard

,

looking

dark-eyed

at

him

.

'

A

dwarf

and

an

axe-bearer

!

Hoom

!

I

have

good

will

to

Elves

;

but

you

ask

much

.

This

is

a

strange

friendship

!

'

'S

trange

it

may

seem

,

'

said

Legolas

;

'

but

while

Gimli

lives

I

shall

not

come

to

Fangorn

alone

.

His

axe

is

not

for

trees

,

but

for

orc-necks

,

O

Fangorn

,

Master

of

Fangorn

's

Wood

.

Forty-two

he

hewed

in

the

battle

.

'

'

Hoo

!

Come

now

!

'

said

Treebeard

.

'

That

is

a

better

story

!

Well

,

well

,

things

will

go

as

they

will

;

and

there

is

no

need

to

hurry

to

meet

them

.

But

now

we

must

part

for

a

while

.

Day

is

drawing

to

an

end

,

yet

Gandalf

says

you

must

go

ere

nightfall

,

and

the

Lord

of

the

Mark

is

eager

for

his

own

house

.

'

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