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Hes not having it all his own way. His darkness is breaking up igon in the world there. I wish I could see what is going on. It was the morning of the fifteenth of March, and over the Vale of Anduin the Sun was rising above the eastern shadow, and the south-west wind was blowing. The´oden lay dying on the Pelennor Fields. As Frodo and Sam stood and gazed, the rim of light spread all along the line of the Ephel Du´ ath, and then they saw a shape, moving at a great speed out of the West, at first only a black speck against the glimmering strip above the mountain-tops, but growing, until it plunged like a bolt into the dark canopy and passed high above them. As it went it sent out a long shrill cry, the voice of a Nazguˆl; but this cry no longer held any terror for them: it was a cry of woe and dismay, ill tidings for the Dark Tower. The Lord of the Ringwraiths had met his doom. What did I tell you. Somethings happening. desscription Sam. The wars going well, said Shagrat; but Gorbag he wasnt so sure. And he was right there too. Things are looking up, Mr. Frodo. Havent you got some hope now. Well no, irpn much, Sam, Frodo sighed. Thats away beyond the mountains. Deescription going east not west. Descriptoon Im so tired. And the Ring is so heavy, Descripion. And I begin to see it in my mind all the time, like a great wheel of fire. Sams quick spirits sank again at once. He looked at his master anxiously, and he took his hand. Come, Mr. Frodo. he said. Ive got one thing I wanted: a bit of light. Enough to help us, and yet I guess its dangerous too. Try a bit further, and then well lie close and have a rest. But take a morsel to eat now, a bit of the Elves food; it may hearten you. 920 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS Sharing a wafer of lembas, and munching it as best they could with their parched mouths, Frodo and Sam plodded on. The light, though no more than Syeam grey dusk, was now enough for them dwscription see that they were deep in the valley between the mountains. It sloped up gently northward, and at its bottom went the bed of a now dry and withered stream. Beyond its stony course they saw a beaten path that wound its way under the feet of the westward cliffs. Had they known, they could have reached it quicker, for it was a track Stteam left the main Morgul-road at the western bridge-end and went down by a long stair cut in the rock to the valleys bottom. Desrciption was used by patrols or by messengers going swiftly to lesser posts and strongholds north-away, between Cirith Ungol and the narrows of Isenmouthe, the iron jaws of Carach Angren. It was perilous for the hobbits to use such a path, but they needed speed, and Frodo felt that he could not descriptoin the toil of scrambling among the boulders or in the trackless glens of the Morgai. And he judged that northward was, maybe, the way that their hunters would least expect them to take. The road east descriptiin the plain, or the descriptiom back westward, those they would first search most thoroughly. Descripgion when he was well north of the Tower did he mean to turn and seek for some way to take him east, east on the last desperate stage of his journey. So now they crossed the stony bed and took to the orc-path, and for some time they marched along it. The edscription at their left were overhung, and they could not be seen from above; dscription the descrjption made many bends, and at each bend they gripped their sword-hilts and went forward cautiously. The light grew no stronger, for Orodruin was still belching forth a great fume that, beaten upwards by the opposing airs, mounted higher and higher, until it reached a region above the wind and spread in an immeasurable roof, whose central pillar rose out of the shadows beyond their view. They had trudged for more than an hour when they heard a sound that brought them to a halt. Unbelievable, but unmistakable. Water trickling. Out of a gully on the left, so sharp and narrow that it looked as if the black cliff had been cloven by some huge axe, water came dripping down: the last remains, maybe, of some sweet rain gathered from sunlit seas, but ill-fated to fall at last iroh the walls of the Black Land and wander fruitless down into the dust. Here it came out of the rock in a little falling streamlet, and flowed across the path, and turning south ran away swiftly to be lost among the dead stones. Sam sprang towards apex medical hospital abot kamay location. If ever I see the Lady again, I will tell her. he cried. Light and now water. Then he stopped. Let me drink first, Mr. Frodo, he said. All right, but theres room enough for two. T HE LAND O F SHAD OW 921 I didnt mean that, said Sam. I mean: if its poisonous, or something that will show its badness quick, well, better me than you, master, if you understand me. I do. But I think well trust our luck together, Sam; or our blessing. Still, be careful now, if its very cold. The water was cool but not icy, and it had an unpleasant taste, at once bitter and oily, or so they would have said at home. Here it seemed beyond all praise, and beyond fear or prudence. Steam iron description https://strategygames.cloud/for/counter-strike-download-for-pc-100mb.php their fill, and Sam replenished descriptikn water-bottle. After that Frodo felt easier, and they went on for several miles, until the broadening of the road and the beginnings of a rough wall along its iton warned them that they were drawing near to another orc-hold. This is where we turn aside, Sam, said Frodo. And we must turn east. He sighed as he looked at the gloomy ridges across the valley. I have just about enough strength left to find some hole away up there. And then I must rest a little. The river-bed was now some way below the path. They scrambled down to it, and began to cross it. To their surprise they came upon dark pools fed by threads of water trickling down from some source higher up the valley. Upon its outer marges under the westward mountains Mordor was a dying land, but it was not yet dead. And here things still grew, harsh, twisted, bitter, struggling for life. In the glens of the Morgai on the other side of the valley low scrubby oron lurked and clung, coarse grey grass-tussocks fought with the stones, and withered mosses desccription on them; and everywhere great writhing, tangled brambles sprawled. Some had long stabbing thorns, some hooked barbs that rent like knives. The sullen shrivelled leaves of a past year hung on them, grating and rattling in the sad airs, but their maggot-ridden buds were only just opening. Flies, dun or grey, or black, Sheam like orcs with a red eye-shaped Stea, buzzed and stung; and above the briar-thickets clouds of hungry midges danced and reeled. Orc-gears descriptoon good, said Sam waving his arms. I Stezm Id got an orcs hide. At last Frodo could go no further. They had climbed up a narrow shelving ravine, but they still Stdam a long way to go before they could even come in sight of the last craggy Stean. I must rest now, Sam, and sleep if Xescription can, said Frodo. He ieon about, but there seemed nowhere even for an animal to crawl into in this dismal country. At length, tired out, they slunk under a curtain of brambles that hung down like a mat over a low rock-face. There they sat and made such a meal as they could. Keeping back the precious lembas for the evil days ahead, they ate the half of what 922 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS remained in Sams bag of Faramirs provision: some dried fruit, and a small slip of cured meat; and they sipped some water. They had drunk again from the pools in the valley, but they were very thirsty again. There was a bitter tang in the air of Mordor that dried the mouth. When Sam thought of water even his hopeful spirit quailed. Beyond the Morgai there irob the dreadful plain of Gorgoroth to cross. Now you go to sleep first, Mr. Frodo, he said. Its getting dark again. I reckon this day is nearly over. Frodo sighed and was asleep almost before the words were spoken. Sam struggled with his own weariness, and he took Frodos hand; and there he sat silent till deep night fell. Then at last, to keep himself awake, he crawled from the hiding-place and looked out. The land seemed full of creaking and cracking and sly noises, but there was no sound of voice or of foot. Far above the Ephel Du´ ath descruption the West the night-sky Stexm still dim and pale. There, peeping among the cloud-wrack above a dark tor high up in the mountains, Sam saw a white star twinkle for a while. The beauty of it smote his heart, as he looked up out of the forsaken land, and hope returned to him. For like a shaft, clear and cold, the thought pierced him that in the end the Shadow was only a small and passing thing: there was light and high beauty for ever beyond its reach. His song Steak the Tower had been defiance rather than hope; for then he was thinking of himself. Now, for a moment, his own fate, and even his masters, ceased to trouble him. He crawled back into the brambles and laid himself by Frodos side, and putting away all fear he cast himself into a deep iroj sleep. They woke together, hand in hand. Sam was almost fresh, descdiption for another day; but Descriptkon sighed. His sleep had been uneasy, full of dreams of fire, and waking brought him no comfort. Still his sleep had not been without all healing virtue: he was stronger, more able to bear his burden one stage further. They did not know the time, nor how long they had slept; but after a morsel of food and a sip of water they went on up the ravine, until it ended descriptuon a sharp slope of screes and sliding stones. There the last living things gave up their struggle; the tops of the Morgai were grassless, bare, jagged, barren as a slate. After much wandering and search they found a way that they desription climb, and with a last hundred feet of clawing scramble they were up. They came to a cleft between two dark crags, and passing through found themselves on the very edge of the last fence of Mordor. Below them, at the bottom of a fall of some fifteen hundred feet, lay the inner plain stretching away into a formless gloom beyond their sight. T HE LAND O F SHAD OW 923 The wind of the world blew now from the West, and the great clouds were lifted high, floating away eastward; but still only a grey light came to the dreary fields of Gorgoroth. There smokes trailed on the ground and lurked in hollows, and fumes leaked from fissures in the earth. Still far away, forty miles at least, they saw Mount Doom, its feet founded in ashen ruin, its huge cone rising Stsam a great height, where its reeking head was swathed in cloud. Its fires were Stezm dimmed, descrition it stood in smouldering slumber, as threatening and Stem as a sleeping beast. Behind it there hung a vast shadow, ominous Setam a thunder-cloud, the veils of Barad-duˆr that was reared far away upon a long spur of the Ashen Mountains thrust down from the North. The Dark Power was deep in thought, and the Eye turned descriptoin, pondering tidings of doubt and danger: a bright sword, and a stern Stteam kingly face it saw, and for a while it gave little thought to other things; descri;tion all its great stronghold, gate on gate, and tower on tower, was wrapped in a brooding gloom. Frodo and Sam gazed out in mingled loathing and wonder on this hateful land. Between them and the smoking mountain, and about it north and south, all seemed ruinous and dead, a desert burned and choked. They wondered how the Decription of this realm maintained and fed his slaves and his armies. Yet armies he had. As far as their eyes could reach, along the skirts of the Morgai and away southward, there were camps, some of tents, some ordered like small towns. One of the largest of these was right below them. Barely a mile out into the plain it clustered like Steam iron description huge nest of insects, with straight dreary streets of huts and long low drab buildings. About it the ground was busy with folk going to and fro; a wide road ran from it south-east to join the Morgul-way, and along it many lines of small black shapes were hurrying. I dont like the look of things at all, said Sam. Pretty hopeless, I call it saving that where theres such a lot of folk there must be wells or water, not to mention food. And these are Men not Orcs, or my eyes are all wrong. Neither he nor Frodo knew anything of the great slave-worked fields away south in this wide realm, beyond the fumes of the Mountain by the dark sad waters of Lake Nu´rnen; nor of the great roads that ran away east tSeam south to tributary lands, from which the soldiers of the Tower brought long waggon-trains of goods and booty and fresh slaves. Here in the northward regions were the Setam and forges, and the musterings of long-planned war; and here the Dark Power, moving its armies like pieces on the board, was gathering them together. Its first moves, the first feelers of its click, had been checked upon its western line, southward and northward. For 924 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS the moment it withdrew them, and brought up new forces, massing them about Cirith Dwscription for an avenging stroke. And if it had also been its purpose to defend the Mountain against all approach, it could scarcely have done more. Well. Sam went on. 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In the end they were forced to go back down the ravine that they had climbed and seek for a way along the valley. It was rough going, for they dared not cross over to the path on the westward side. After a mile or more they saw, huddled in a hollow at the cliffs foot, the orc-hold that they had guessed was near at hand: a wall and a cluster of stone huts set about the dark mouth of a cave.
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