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The rest of the night passed without incident, except for two things. Perhaps two hours after the three had returned, the rest of the company filtered back, weary but victorious. Then, a short while later, just before sunrise, Boromir opened his eyes again to find Faramir still watching over him. “Little brother, can we perhaps not tell Father about this?” he asked in a weak voice. “Perhaps,” replied Faramir, chuckling. “But only if you will promise not to give me a night like that ever again!” “You needn’t worry about that,” Boromir said, smiling faintly at his brother, then sighed and fell back asleep. 17 “And that, my daughter, is the tale of the night I spent with both of Denethor’s sons.” “And the Faramir in the story is our Steward now?” the young girl asked dubiously. “Yes, he is. He is a great man,” Ciryandil said, his eyes shining with pride and fierce loyalty. “And his brother was also.” Elvish terms: lúva is the Quenya name of the “bow” of a Tengwar character, and here means the wraparound arm of an ambush. tinco is the Quenya name of a Tengwar character that resembles an unclosed “P” glamhoth is Sindarin for “Orc-host”
Love by Gwyneth A tall man entered the room that was lit by the fire’s warm shine and sank into a chair near the fireplace. The person sitting in another dark-red armchair let a worn-looking book drop onto his lap and watched his brother, who had closed his eyes for an instant. “Reading again?” Boromir asked casually. A faint smile appeared on Faramir’s face. “Always, you know.” He paused and they sat quietly for some time, neither of them saying anything. They both watched the flames flickering within their man-made home until Faramir spoke again. “And where have you been the whole evening?” “In the gardens,” Boromir slowly answered. The younger one lifted his head, looking into his brother’s tired face. “Alone?” ”No,” came the not-very-detailed answer. ”You have been out not alone quite often lately,” Faramir remarked. ”Quick noticing you are, dear brother.” There was the hint of a laugh in Boromir’s voice. ”But I am right, am I not?” Faramir wouldn’t give up. ”Yes, certainly, you are right.” ”Then you are still not tired of meeting her?” ”Of course not,” Boromir said defensively. “Well, I assumed that,” Faramir returned, smiling. ”Aye, and why are you grinning in such a foolish manner now? Is there something wrong?” “Oh, no, I just wondered what was so special about this woman to make you not wish to meet other women besides her anymore. I remember you being ever very eager to spend time with more women than just one.” Faramir kept smiling with a knowing look in his eyes. Boromir looked annoyedly at him. “Maybe, but what is the matter with it?” he snapped. ”Do not get angry, brother. Remember it is me. You do not have to justify or to hide anything from me,” Faramir said softly. 18
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Page 6 and 7: EdorasLass I've been writing LOTR f
Page 8 and 9: Nancy Brooke Like many I first came
Page 10 and 11: They talked a little while eating,
Page 12 and 13: An Ill-Conceived Notion by Illwynd
Page 14 and 15: “Gailon, have you any liquor in y
Page 16 and 17: in this condition, Ciryandil could
Page 20 and 21: Boromir was already about to give a
Page 22 and 23: Grief by Gwyneth The person sitting
Page 24 and 25: 23 Boromir averted his eyes from t
Page 26 and 27: she is gone, and all your hopes and
Page 28 and 29: Sea Food by Annmarwalk Author’s n
Page 30 and 31: Summer 2990, T.A. Rumours and Memor
Page 32 and 33: “Is that true?” “Aye. I read
Page 34 and 35: Journeys in High Places by Illwynd
Page 36 and 37: “I know your excuses by now. You
Page 38 and 39: They walked through ever-changing l
Page 40 and 41: chirped. It was a silence like of t
Page 42 and 43: covering of snow; the ever-blowing
Page 44 and 45: Several hours later, Boromir sat hu
Page 46 and 47: “I cannot spot them; can you see
Page 48 and 49: Faramir thought for a moment, then
Page 50 and 51: him more terrible than to die in ba
Page 52 and 53: numbed, and their feet, kicking thr
Page 54 and 55: Leaves on the Wind: Signaling Storm
Page 56 and 57: and you under the sun. It puts me i
Page 58 and 59: door. Still, I will take comfort, a
Page 60 and 61: The time of our separation is over,
Page 62 and 63: They began to pass through the main
Page 64 and 65: "But...have you ever done this befo
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Faramir looked at the table beside
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alongside him. The warm breeze stir
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son," he said. "May I assume this h
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Denethor did not seem at all surpri
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An observer might wonder what it wa
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name. Better to be Anárion and die
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another thing he’d learned from M
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So this must be the guest from Roha
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Boys at Play by Khorazîr 83
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I did not know any Rangers; I hoped
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They saw guards of the Citadel and
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to identify plants by their leaves,
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Elchim did not laugh, though Halhig
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“You cannot wander about alone at
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wondered how hard it would be to sl
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He laughs, showing fine straight te
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sadness. I wish that we could have
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I pack my things into a few small b
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Boromir dragged a chair to the wind
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‘No, Boromir, that was not why I
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The grime idea had come to Faramir;
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To their great dismay, that proved
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Something in his face clearly made
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Finally, they were at the door to t
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‘Something tells me you are not a
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His eldest was lying sprawled acros
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‘Awaken your brother, ’tis rath
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oof and cracked it in several place
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"Do the young men of Gondor think o
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I see it." They walked to the great
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"To the new year!" the guests repea
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Still, Mithrandir thought, it had b
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