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Ah
,
fair
lady
,
answered
Balin
,
worthiness
and
brave
deeds
are
not
shown
by
fair
raiment
,
but
manhood
and
truth
lie
hid
within
the
heart
.
There
be
many
worshipful
knights
unknown
to
all
the
people
.
292
By
my
faith
,
thou
sayest
truth
,
replied
the
damsel
;
try
therefore
,
if
thou
wilt
,
what
thou
canst
do
.
293
So
Balin
took
the
sword
by
the
girdle
and
hilt
,
and
drew
it
lightly
out
,
and
looking
on
its
workmanship
and
brightness
,
it
pleased
him
greatly
.
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But
the
king
and
all
the
barons
marvelled
at
Sir
Balin
s
fortune
,
and
many
knights
were
envious
of
him
,
for
,
Truly
,
said
the
damsel
,
this
is
a
passing
good
knight
,
and
the
best
man
I
have
ever
found
,
and
the
most
worshipfully
free
from
treason
,
treachery
,
or
villainy
,
and
many
wonders
shall
he
achieve
.
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296
Now
,
gentle
and
courteous
knight
,
continued
she
,
turning
to
Balin
,
give
me
the
sword
again
.
297
Nay
,
said
Sir
Balin
,
save
it
be
taken
from
me
by
force
,
I
shall
preserve
this
sword
for
evermore
.
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Thou
art
not
wise
,
replied
the
damsel
,
to
keep
it
from
me
;
for
if
thou
wilt
do
so
,
thou
shalt
slay
with
it
the
best
friend
thou
hast
,
and
the
sword
shall
be
thine
destruction
also
.
299
I
will
take
whatever
adventure
God
may
send
,
said
Balin
;
but
the
sword
will
I
keep
,
by
the
faith
of
my
body
.
300
Thou
will
repent
it
shortly
,
said
the
damsel
;
I
would
take
the
sword
for
thy
sake
rather
than
for
mine
for
I
am
passing
grieved
and
heavy
for
thy
sake
,
who
wilt
not
believe
the
peril
I
foretell
thee
.
With
that
she
departed
,
making
great
lamentation
.