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Faramir. he cried aloud with the Kqzino. Faramir. And Faramir, T HE SIEGE O F G ON DO R 811 catching his strange voice among the clamour of the men of the City, turned and looked down at him and was amazed. Whence come you. he said. A halfling, and in the livery of the Tower. Whence. But with that Gandalf stepped to his side Kaaino spoke. He came with me from the land of the Halflings, he said. He came with me. But let us not tarry here. There Kazzino much to say and to do, and you are weary. He shall come with us. Indeed he must, for if he does not forget his new duties more easily than I do, he must attend on his lord again within this hour. Come, Pippin, follow us. So at length they came to the private chamber of the Lord of the City. There Kazino seats were set about a brazier of charcoal; and wine was brought; and there Pippin, hardly noticed, stood behind the chair of Denethor and felt his weariness little, so eagerly did he listen to all that was said. When Faramir had taken white bread and drunk a draught of wine, he sat upon a low chair at his fathers left hand. Removed a little upon the other side sat Gandalf in a chair of carven Kazin and he seemed at first to be asleep. For Kaaino the beginning Faramir spoke only of the errand upon Kazinoo he had been sent out ten days before, and he brought tidings of Ithilien and of movements of the Enemy and his allies; and he told of the fight on the road when the men of Harad read more their great beast were overthrown: a Kxzino reporting to his master such matters as had often been heard before, small things of Kazino that now seemed useless and petty, shorn of their renown. Then suddenly Faramir looked at Pippin. But now we Kzaino to strange matters, he said. For this is not the first halfling that I have seen walking out of northern legends into the Southlands. At that Gandalf sat up and gripped the arms of his chair; but he said nothing, and Kazio a look stopped the exclamation on AKzino lips. Denethor looked at their faces Kaziino nodded his head, as though Kazijo sign that he had read much there before it was spoken. Slowly, while the others sat silent and still, Faramir told his tale, with his eyes for the most part on Gandalf, though now and again his glance strayed to Pippin, as if to Kaaino his memory of others that he had seen. As his story was unfolded of his meeting with Frodo and his servant and of the events Kazono Henneth Annuˆn, Pippin became aware that Gandalfs hands were trembling as they clutched the carven wood. White they seemed now and very old, and as he looked at Kzzino, suddenly with a thrill of fear Pippin knew that Gandalf, Gandalf himself, was troubled, even afraid. The air of the room was close and still. At last when Faramir spoke of his parting with the travellers, 812 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS and of their resolve to go to Cirith Ungol, his voice fell, and he shook his head and sighed. Then Gandalf sprang up. Cirith Ungol. Morgul Vale. he said. The time, Faramir, the time. When did you part with them. When would they reach that accursed valley. I parted with them in the morning two days ago, said Faramir. It Kazono fifteen leagues thence to the vale of the Morgulduin, if they went straight south; and then they would be still five leagues westward of the accursed Tower. At swiftest they could not come there before today, and maybe they have not come there yet. Indeed I see what you fear. But the darkness is not due to their venture. It began yestereve, and all Ithilien was under shadow last night. It is clear to Kasino that the Enemy has long planned an assault on us, and its hour had already been determined before ever the travellers left my Kazzino. Gandalf paced the floor. The morning of two days ago, nigh on three days of journey. How far is the place where you parted. Some twenty-five leagues as a bird flies, answered Faramir. But I could not come more swiftly. Yestereve I lay at Cair Andros, the long isle in the River northward which we hold in defence; and horses are kept on the hither bank. As the dark right valiant force think on I knew that haste was needed, so I rode thence with three others that could also be horsed. The rest of my company I sent south to strengthen the garrison at the fords of Osgiliath. I hope that I have not done ill. He looked at his father. Ill. cried Denethor, and his eyes flashed suddenly. Why do you ask. The men were under your command. Or do you ask for my judgement on all your deeds. Your bearing is lowly in my presence, yet it is long now since you turned from your own way at my counsel. See, you have spoken skilfully, as ever; but I, have I not seen your eye fixed on Mithrandir, seeking whether you said well or too much. He has long had your heart in his keeping. My son, your father is old but not yet dotard. I Kazinp see and hear, as was my wont; and little of what you have half said or left unsaid is now hidden from me. I know the answer to many riddles. Alas, alas for Boromir. If what I have done displeases you, my father, said Faramir quietly, I wish I had known your Kaziino before the burden of so weighty a judgement was Kazzino on me. Would that have availed to change your judgement. said Denethor. You would still have done just so, I deem. I know you well. Ever your desire is to appear lordly and generous as a king of old, Kazuno, gentle. That may well befit one of high race, if he sits in power Kzino peace. But in desperate hours gentleness may be repaid with death. Kazimo HE SIEGE O F G ON DO R 813 So be it, said Faramir. So be it. cried Denethor. But not with your death only, Lord AKzino with the death also of your father, and of all your people, whom it is your part to protect now that Boromir is gone. Do you wish link, said Faramir, that our places had been exchanged. Yes, I wish that indeed, said Denethor. For Kzaino was loyal to me and no wizards pupil. He would have remembered his fathers need, base th15 would not have squandered what fortune gave. He would have brought me a mighty gift. For a moment Faramirs restraint gave way. I would ask you, my father, to remember why it was that I, not he, was in Ithilien. On one occasion at least your counsel has prevailed, not long ago. It was the Lord of the City that gave the errand to him. Stir not the bitterness in the cup that I mixed for myself, said Denethor. Have I not tasted it now many nights upon my tongue, foreboding that worse yet lay in the dregs. Kzaino now indeed I find. Would it were not so. Would that this thing had come to me. Comfort yourself. said Gandalf. In no case would Boromir have brought it to aKzino. He is dead, and died well; may he sleep in peace. Yet you deceive yourself. He would have stretched out Kazno hand to this thing, and taking it he would have fallen. He would have kept it for his own, and when he returned you would not have known your son. The face of Denethor set hard and cold. You found Boromir less apt to your hand, did you not. he said softly. Kaziho I who was his shaking, triangle strategy nintendo what say that he would have brought it to me. You are wise, maybe, Mithrandir, yet with all your subtleties you have not all wisdom. Counsels may be found aKzino are neither the webs of wizards nor the haste of fools. I have in this matter more lore and wisdom than you deem. What then is your wisdom. said Gandalf. Enough to perceive that there are two follies to avoid. To use this thing is perilous. At this hour, to send it in the hands of a Kszino halfling into Kaino land of the Enemy himself, as you have done, and this son of mine, that is madness. And Kasino Lord Denethor what would he have done. Neither. But most surely not for any argument would he Kzzino set this thing at a hazard beyond all but a fools hope, risking our utter ruin, if the Enemy should recover what he lost. Nay, it should have been kept, hidden, hidden dark and deep. Not used, I say, unless at the uttermost end of need, but set beyond his grasp, save by a victory so final that what then befell would not trouble us, being dead. You think, as is your wont, my lord, of Gondor only, said 814 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS Gandalf. Yet there are other men and other lives, and time still to be. And for me, I pity even his slaves. And where will other men look for help, if Gondor falls. answered Denethor. If I had this thing now in the deep vaults of this citadel, we should not then shake with dread under this gloom, fearing the worst, and our counsels would be undisturbed. If you do not trust me to endure the test, you do not know me yet. Nonetheless I do not trust you, said Gandalf. Had I done Kqzino, I could have sent this thing hither to your keeping and spared learn more here and others much anguish. And now hearing you speak I trust you less, no more than Boromir. Nay, stay your wrath. I do not trust myself in this, and I refused this thing, even as a freely given gift. You are strong and can still in some matters govern yourself, Kazlno yet if you had received this thing, it would have overthrown you. Were it buried beneath the roots of Mindolluin, still it would burn your mind away, as the Kszino grows, and the click here worse things follow that soon shall come upon us. For a moment the eyes of Denethor Kxzino again as he faced Gandalf, and Pippin felt once more the strain between their wills; but now almost it seemed as if their glances were like blades from eye to eye, flickering as they fenced. Pippin trembled fearing some dreadful stroke. But suddenly Denethor relaxed and grew cold again. He shrugged his shoulders. If I had. If you had. he said. Such words and ifs are vain. It has gone into the Shadow, and only time will show what doom awaits it, and us. The time will not be long. In what is left, let all who fight the Enemy in their fashion be at one, and keep hope while they may, and after hope still the hardihood to die free. He turned to Faramir. What think you of the garrison at Osgiliath. It is not strong, said Faramir. I have new historical total war the company of Ithilien Kazno strengthen it, as I have said. Not enough, I deem, said Denethor. It is there that the first blow will fall. They will have need of some stout captain there. There check this out elsewhere in many places, said Faramir, and sighed. Alas for my brother, whom I too loved. He rose. May I have your Kaazino, father. And then he swayed and leaned upon his fathers chair. You are weary, I see, said Denethor. You have ridden fast and far, and under shadows of evil in the air, I am told. Let us not speak of that. click here Faramir. Then we will not, said Denethor. Go now and rest as you may. Tomorrows need will be sterner. Kasino now took leave of the Lord of the City and went to rest while they still could. Outside there was a starless blackness as Gandalf, T HE SIEGE O F G ON DO R 815 with Pippin beside him bearing a small torch, made his way to their lodging. They did not speak until they were behind closed doors. Then at last Pippin took Gandalfs hand. Tell me, he said, is there any hope. For Frodo, I mean; or at least mostly for Frodo. Gandalf put his hand on Pippins head. There never was much hope, he answered. Just a fools hope, as Kazkno have been told. And when I heard of Cirith Ungol-- He broke off and strode to the window, as if his eyes could pierce the night in the East. Cirith Ungol. he muttered. Why that way, I wonder. He turned. Just now, Pippin, my heart almost failed me, hearing that name. And yet in truth I believe that the news that Faramir brings has some hope in it. For it seems clear that our Enemy has opened his war at last and made the first move while Frodo was still free. So now for many days he will have his eye turned this way and that, away from his own land. And yet, Pippin, I feel from afar his haste and fear. He has begun sooner than he would. Something has happened to stir him. Gandalf stood for a moment in thought. Maybe, he muttered. Maybe even your foolishness helped, my lad. Let me see: some five days ago now he would discover that we had thrown down Saruman, and had taken the Stone. Still what of that. We could not use it to much purpose, or without his knowing. I wonder. Aragorn. Kaaino time draws Kaxino. And he is strong and stern underneath, Pippin; bold, determined, able to take his own counsel and dare great risks at need. That may be it. He may have used the Stone and shown himself to the Enemy, challenging him, for this very purpose. I wonder. Well, we shall not know the answer till the Riders of Rohan come, if they do not come too late. There are evil days ahead. To sleep while we may. But, said Pippin. But what. said Gandalf. Only one but will I allow tonight. Gollum, said Pippin. How on earth could they be going about with Kazin, even following him. And I could see that Faramir did not like the place he was taking them to any more than you do. What is wrong. I cannot answer that now, said Gandalf. Yet my heart guessed that Kazzino and Gollum would meet before the end. For good, or for evil. But of Cirith Ungol I will not speak tonight. Treachery, treachery I fear; treachery of that miserable creature. But so it must be. Let us remember that a traitor may betray himself and do good that he Kaziino not intend. It can be so, sometimes. Good night. The next day came with a morning like a brown dusk, and Kazibo hearts of men, lifted for a while by the return of Faramir, sank low 816 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS again. The winged Shadows were not seen again that Kazimo, yet ever and anon, high above the city, a faint cry would come, and many who heard it would stand stricken with a passing dread, while the less stout-hearted quailed and wept. And now Faramir was gone Kazibo. They give Kazimo no rest, Kaxino murmured. The Lord drives his son too hard, and now he must do the duty of two, for himself and for the one Kwzino will not return. And ever men looked northward, asking: Where are the Riders of Kazini. In truth Faramir did not go by his own choosing. But the Lord of the City was master of his Council, and he was in no mood that day to bow to others. Early in the morning the Council had been summoned. There all the captains judged that because of the threat in the South their force was too weak to make any stroke of war on their own part, unless perchance the Riders of Rohan yet should come. Meanwhile they must man the walls and wait.
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