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Now
fair
and
marvellous
was
that
vessel
made
,
and
it
was
filled
with
a
wavering
flame
,
pure
and
bright
;
and
Earendil
the
Mariner
sat
at
the
helm
,
glistening
with
dust
of
elven
-
gems
,
and
the
Silmaril
was
bound
upon
his
brow
.
Far
he
journeyed
in
that
ship
,
even
into
the
starless
voids
;
but
most
often
was
he
seen
at
morning
or
at
evening
,
glimmering
in
sunrise
or
sunset
,
as
he
came
back
to
Valinor
from
voyages
beyond
the
confines
of
the
world
.
On
those
journeys
Elwing
did
not
go
,
for
she
might
not
endure
the
cold
and
the
pathless
voids
,
and
she
loved
rather
the
earth
and
the
sweet
winds
that
blow
on
sea
and
hill
.
Therefore
there
was
built
for
her
a
white
tower
northward
upon
the
borders
of
the
Sundering
Seas
;
and
thither
at
times
all
the
sea
-
birds
of
the
earth
repaired
.
And
it
is
said
that
Elwing
learned
the
tongues
of
birds
,
who
herself
had
once
worn
their
shape
;
and
they
taught
her
the
craft
of
flight
,
and
her
wings
were
of
white
and
silver
-
grey
.
And
at
times
,
when
Earendil
returning
drew
near
again
to
Arda
,
she
would
fly
to
meet
him
,
even
as
she
had
flown
long
ago
,
when
she
was
rescued
from
the
sea
.
Then
the
far
-
sighted
among
the
Elves
that
dwelt
in
the
Lonely
Isle
would
see
her
like
a
white
bird
,
shining
,
rose
-
stained
in
the
sunset
,
as
she
soared
in
joy
to
greet
the
coming
of
Vingilot
to
haven
.
Now
when
first
Vingilot
was
set
to
sail
in
the
seas
of
heaven
,
it
rose
unlocked
for
,
glittering
and
bright
;
and
the
people
of
Middle
-
earth
beheld
it
from
afar
and
wondered
,
and
they
took
it
for
a
sign
,
and
called
it
Gil
-
Estel
,
the
Star
of
High
Hope
.
And
when
this
new
star
was
seen
at
evening
,
Maedhros
spoke
to
Maglor
his
brother
,
and
he
said
:
’
Surely
that
is
a
Silmaril
that
shines
now
in
the
West
?
’
And
Maglor
answered
:
’
If
it
be
truly
the
Silmaril
which
we
saw
cast
into
the
sea
that
rises
again
by
the
power
of
the
Valar
,
then
let
us
be
glad
;
for
its
glory
is
seen
now
by
many
,
and
is
yet
secure
from
all
evil
.
’
Then
the
Elves
looked
up
,
and
despaired
no
longer
;
but
Morgoth
was
filled
with
doubt
.
Yet
it
is
said
that
Morgoth
looked
not
for
the
assault
that
came
upon
him
from
the
West
;
for
so
great
was
his
pride
become
that
he
deemed
that
none
would
ever
again
come
with
open
war
against
him
.
Moreover
he
thought
that
he
had
for
ever
estranged
the
Noldor
from
the
Lords
of
the
West
,
and
that
content
in
their
blissful
realm
the
Valar
would
heed
no
more
his
kingdom
in
the
world
without
;
for
to
him
that
is
pitiless
the
deeds
of
pity
are
ever
strange
and
beyond
reckoning
.
But
the
host
of
the
Valar
prepared
for
battle
;
and
beneath
their
white
banners
marched
the
Vanyar
,
the
people
of
Ingwe
,
and
those
also
of
the
Noldor
who
never
departed
from
Valinor
,
whose
leader
was
Finarfin
the
son
of
Finwe
.
Few
of
the
Teleri
were
willing
to
go
forth
to
war
,
for
they
remembered
the
slaying
at
the
Swan
-
haven
,
and
the
rape
of
their
ships
;
but
they
hearkened
to
Elwing
,
who
was
the
daughter
of
Dior
Eluchil
and
come
of
their
own
kindred
,
and
they
sent
mariners
enough
to
sail
the
ships
that
bore
the
host
of
Valinor
east
over
the
sea
.
Yet
they
stayed
aboard
their
vessels
,
and
none
of
them
set
foot
upon
the
Hither
Lands
.
Of
the
march
of
the
host
of
the
Valar
to
the
north
of
Middle
-
earth
little
is
said
in
any
tale
;
for
among
them
went
none
of
those
Elves
who
had
dwelt
and
suffered
in
the
Hither
Lands
,
and
who
made
the
histories
of
those
days
that
still
are
known
;
and
tidings
of
these
things
they
only
learned
long
afterwards
from
their
kinsfolk
in
Aman
.
But
at
the
last
the
might
of
Valinor
came
up
out
of
the
West
,
and
the
challenge
of
the
trumpets
of
Eonwe
filled
the
sky
;
and
Beleriand
was
ablaze
with
the
glory
of
their
arms
,
for
the
host
of
the
Valar
were
arrayed
in
forms
young
and
fair
and
terrible
,
and
the
mountains
rang
beneath
their
feet
.
The
meeting
of
the
hosts
of
the
West
and
of
the
North
is
named
the
Great
Battle
,
and
the
War
of
Wrath
.
There
was
marshalled
the
whole
power
of
the
Throne
of
Morgoth
,
and
it
had
become
great
beyond
count
,
so
that
Anfauglith
could
not
contain
it
;
and
all
the
North
was
aflame
with
war
.
