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'

Five

leagues

or

one

,

'

said

Gimli

;

'

we

can

not

escape

them

in

this

bare

land

.

Shall

we

wait

for

them

here

or

go

on

our

way

?

'

'

We

will

wait

,

'

said

Aragorn

.

'

I

am

weary

,

and

our

hunt

has

failed

.

Or

at

least

others

were

before

us

;

for

these

horsemen

are

riding

back

down

the

orc-trail

.

We

may

get

new

s

from

them

.

'

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'

Or

spears

,

'

said

Gimli

.

'

There

are

three

empty

saddles

,

but

I

see

no

hobbits

,

'

said

Legolas

.

'

I

did

not

say

that

we

should

hear

good

news

,

'

said

Aragorn

.

'

But

evil

or

good

we

will

await

it

here

.

'

The

three

companions

now

left

the

hill-top

,

where

they

might

be

an

easy

mark

against

the

pale

sky

,

and

they

walked

slowly

down

the

northward

slope

.

A

little

above

the

hill

's

foot

they

halted

,

and

wrapping

their

cloaks

about

them

,

they

sat

huddled

together

upon

the

faded

grass

.

The

time

passed

slowly

and

heavily

.

The

wind

was

thin

and

searching

.

Gimli

was

uneasy

.

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'

What

do

you

know

of

these

horsemen

,

Aragorn

?

'

he

said

.

'D

o

we

sit

here

waiting

for

sudden

death

?

'

'

I

have

been

among

them

,

'

answered

Aragorn

.

'

They

are

proud

and

wilful

,

but

they

are

true-hearted

,

generous

in

thought

and

deed

;

bold

but

not

cruel

;

wise

but

unlearned

,

writing

no

books

but

singing

many

songs

,

after

the

manner

of

the

children

of

Men

before

the

Dark

Years

.

But

I

do

not

know

what

has

happened

here

of

late

,

nor

in

what

mind

the

Rohirrim

may

now

be

between

the

traitor

Saruman

and

the

threat

of

Sauron

.

They

have

long

been

the

friends

of

the

people

of

Gondor

,

though

they

are

not

akin

to

them

.

It

was

in

forgotten

years

long

ago

that

Eorl

the

Young

brought

them

out

of

the

North

,

and

their

kinship

is

rather

with

the

Bardings

of

Dale

,

and

with

the

Beornings

of

the

Wood

,

among

whom

may

still

be

seen

many

men

tall

and

fair

,

as

are

the

Riders

of

Rohan

.

At

least

they

will

not

love

the

Orcs

.

'

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