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'
After
him
!
'
said
Théoden
.
'S
ee
that
he
does
no
harm
to
any
,
but
do
not
hurt
him
or
hinder
him
.
Give
him
a
horse
,
if
he
wishes
it
.
'
'
And
if
any
will
bear
him
,
'
said
Éomer
.
One
of
the
guards
ran
down
the
stair
.
Another
went
to
the
well
at
the
foot
of
the
terrace
and
in
his
helm
drew
water
.
With
it
he
washed
clean
the
stones
that
Wormtongue
had
defiled
.
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'N
ow
my
guests
,
come
!
'
said
Théoden
.
'
Come
and
take
such
refreshment
as
haste
allows
.
'
They
passed
back
into
the
great
house
.
Already
they
heard
below
them
in
the
town
the
heralds
crying
and
the
war-horns
blowing
.
For
the
king
was
to
ride
forth
as
soon
as
the
men
of
the
town
and
those
dwelling
near
could
be
armed
and
assembled
.
At
the
king
's
board
sat
Éomer
and
the
four
guests
,
and
there
also
waiting
upon
the
king
was
the
lady
Éowyn
.
They
ate
and
drank
swiftly
.
The
others
were
silent
while
Théoden
questioned
Gandalf
concerning
Saruman
.
'
How
far
back
his
treachery
goes
,
who
can
guess
?
'
said
Gandalf
.
'
He
was
not
always
evil
.
Once
I
do
not
doubt
that
he
was
the
friend
of
Rohan
;
and
even
when
his
heart
grew
colder
,
he
found
you
useful
still
.
But
for
long
now
he
has
plotted
your
ruin
,
wearing
the
mask
of
Friendship
,
until
he
was
ready
.
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In
those
years
Wormtongue
's
task
was
easy
,
and
all
that
you
did
was
swiftly
known
in
Isengard
;
for
your
land
was
open
,
and
strangers
came
and
went
.
And
ever
Wormtongue
's
whispering
was
in
your
ears
,
poisoning
your
thought
,
chilling
your
heart
,
weakening
your
limbs
,
while
others
watched
and
could
do
nothing
,
for
your
will
was
in
his
keeping
.
'
But
when
I
escaped
and
warned
you
,
then
the
mask
was
torn
,
for
those
who
would
see
.
After
that
Wormtongue
played
dangerously
,
always
seeking
to
delay
you
,
to
prevent
your
full
strength
being
gathered
.
He
was
crafty
:
dulling
men
's
wariness
,
or
working
on
their
fears
,
as
served
the
occasion
.
Do
you
not
remember
how
eagerly
he
urged
that
no
man
should
be
spared
on
a
wildgoose
chase
northward
,
when
the
immediate
peril
was
westward
?
He
persuaded
you
to
forbid
Éomer
to
pursue
the
raiding
Orcs
.
If
Éomer
had
not
defied
Wormtongue
's
voice
speaking
with
your
mouth
,
those
Orcs
would
have
reached
Isengard
by
now
,
bearing
a
great
prize
.
Not
indeed
that
prize
which
Saruman
desires
above
all
else
,
but
at
the
least
two
members
of
my
Company
,
sharers
of
a
secret
hope
,
of
which
even
to
you
,
lord
,
I
can
not
yet
speak
openly
.
Dare
you
think
of
what
they
might
now
be
suffering
,
or
what
Saruman
might
now
have
learned
to
our
destruction
?
'
'
I
owe
much
to
Éomer
,
'
said
Théoden
.
'
Faithful
heart
may
have
forward
tongue
.
'
'S
ay
also
,
'
said
Gandalf
,
'
that
to
crooked
eyes
truth
may
wear
a
wry
face
.
'