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Already
,
years
before
,
Gollum
had
beheld
her
,
Sméagol
who
pried
into
all
dark
holes
,
and
in
past
days
he
had
bowed
and
worshipped
her
,
and
the
darkness
of
her
evil
will
walked
through
all
the
ways
of
his
weariness
beside
him
,
cutting
him
off
from
light
and
from
regret
.
And
he
had
promised
to
bring
her
food
.
But
her
lust
was
not
his
lust
.
Little
she
knew
of
or
cared
for
towers
,
or
rings
,
or
anything
devised
by
mind
or
hand
,
who
only
desired
death
for
all
others
,
mind
and
body
,
and
for
herself
a
glut
of
life
.
alone
,
swollen
till
the
mountains
could
no
longer
hold
her
up
and
the
darkness
could
not
contain
her
.
But
that
desire
was
yet
far
away
,
and
long
now
had
she
been
hungry
,
lurking
in
her
den
,
while
the
power
of
Sauron
grew
,
and
light
and
living
things
forsook
his
borders
;
and
the
city
in
the
valley
was
dead
,
and
no
Elf
or
Man
came
near
,
only
the
unhappy
Orcs
.
Poor
food
and
wary
.
But
she
must
eat
,
and
however
busily
they
delved
new
winding
passages
from
the
pass
and
from
their
tower
,
ever
she
found
some
way
to
snare
them
.
But
she
lusted
for
sweeter
meat
.
And
Gollum
had
brought
it
to
her
.
'
We
'll
see
,
we
'll
see
,
'
he
said
often
to
himself
,
when
the
evil
mood
was
on
him
,
as
he
walked
the
dangerous
road
from
Emyn
Muil
to
Morgul
Vale
,
'
we
'll
see
.
It
may
well
be
,
O
yes
,
it
may
well
be
that
when
She
throws
away
the
bones
and
the
empty
garments
,
we
shall
find
it
,
we
shall
get
it
,
the
Precious
,
a
reward
for
poor
Sméagol
who
brings
nice
food
.
And
we
'll
save
the
Precious
,
as
we
promised
.
O
yes
.
And
when
we
've
got
it
safe
,
then
She
'll
know
it
,
O
yes
,
then
we
'll
pay
Her
back
,
my
precious
.
Then
we
'll
pay
everyone
back
!
'
So
he
thought
in
an
inner
chamber
of
his
cunning
,
which
he
still
hoped
to
hide
from
her
,
even
when
he
had
come
to
her
again
and
had
bowed
low
before
her
while
his
companions
slept
.
And
as
for
Sauron
:
he
knew
where
she
lurked
.
It
pleased
him
that
she
should
dwell
there
hungry
but
unabated
in
malice
,
a
more
sure
watch
upon
that
ancient
path
into
his
land
than
any
other
that
his
skill
could
have
devised
.
And
Orcs
,
they
were
useful
slaves
,
but
he
had
them
in
plenty
.
If
now
and
again
Shelob
caught
them
to
stay
her
appetite
,
she
was
welcome
:
he
could
spare
them
.
And
sometimes
as
a
man
may
cast
a
dainty
to
his
cat
(
his
cat
he
calls
her
,
but
she
owns
him
not
)
Sauron
would
send
her
prisoners
that
he
had
no
better
uses
for
:
he
would
have
them
driven
to
her
hole
,
and
report
brought
back
to
him
of
the
play
she
made
.
So
they
both
lived
,
delighting
in
their
own
devices
,
and
feared
no
assault
,
nor
wrath
,
nor
any
end
of
their
wickedness
.
Never
yet
had
any
fly
escaped
from
Shelob
's
webs
,
and
the
greater
now
was
her
rage
and
hunger
.
But
nothing
of
this
evil
which
they
had
stirred
up
against
them
did
poor
Sam
know
,
except
that
a
fear
was
growing
on
him
,
a
menace
which
he
could
not
see
;
and
such
a
weight
did
it
become
that
it
was
a
burden
to
him
to
run
,
and
his
feet
seemed
leaden
.
Dread
was
round
him
,
and
enemies
before
him
in
the
pass
,
and
his
master
was
in
a
fey
mood
running
heedlessly
to
meet
them
.
Turning
his
eyes
away
from
the
shadow
behind
and
the
deep
gloom
beneath
the
cliff
upon
his
left
,
he
looked
ahead
,
and
he
saw
two
things
that
increased
his
dismay
.
He
saw
that
the
sword
which
Frodo
still
held
unsheathed
was
glittering
with
blue
flame
;
and
he
saw
that
though
the
sky
behind
was
now
dark
.
still
the
window
in
the
tower
was
glowing
red
.
