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521
He
was
wakened
by
a
man
shaking
him
.
'
Wake
up
,
wake
up
.
Master
Holbytla
!
'
he
cried
;
and
at
length
Merry
came
out
of
deep
dreams
and
sat
up
with
a
start
.
It
still
seemed
very
dark
,
he
thought
.
522
'
What
is
the
matter
?
'
he
asked
.
523
'
The
king
calls
for
you
.
'
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524
'
But
the
Sun
has
not
risen
,
yet
,
'
said
Merry
.
525
'
No
,
and
will
not
rise
today
,
Master
Holbytla
.
Nor
ever
again
,
one
would
think
under
this
cloud
.
But
time
does
not
stand
still
,
though
the
Sun
be
lost
.
Make
haste
!
'
526
Flinging
on
some
clothes
,
Merry
looked
outside
.
The
world
was
darkling
.
The
very
air
seemed
brown
,
and
all
things
about
were
black
and
grey
and
shadowless
;
there
was
a
great
stillness
.
No
shape
of
cloud
could
be
seen
,
unless
it
were
far
away
westward
,
where
the
furthest
groping
fingers
of
the
great
gloom
still
crawled
onwards
and
a
little
light
leaked
through
them
.
Overhead
there
hung
a
heavy
roof
,
sombre
and
featureless
,
and
light
seemed
rather
to
be
failing
than
growing
.
527
Merry
saw
many
folk
standing
,
looking
up
and
muttering
:
all
their
faces
were
grey
and
sad
,
and
some
were
afraid
.
With
a
sinking
heart
he
made
his
way
to
the
king
.
Hirgon
the
rider
of
Gondor
was
there
before
him
,
and
beside
him
stood
now
another
man
,
like
him
and
dressed
alike
,
but
shorter
and
broader
.
As
Merry
entered
he
was
speaking
to
the
king
.
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528
'
It
comes
from
Mordor
,
lord
,
'
he
said
.
'
It
began
last
night
at
sunset
.
From
the
hills
in
the
Eastfold
of
your
realm
I
saw
it
rise
and
creep
across
the
sky
,
and
all
night
as
I
rode
it
came
behind
eating
up
the
stars
.
Now
the
great
cloud
hangs
over
all
the
land
between
here
and
the
Mountains
of
Shadow
;
and
it
is
deepening
.
War
has
already
begun
.
'
529
For
a
while
the
king
sat
silent
.
At
last
he
spoke
.
'
So
we
come
to
it
in
the
end
,
'
he
said
:
'
the
great
battle
of
our
time
,
in
which
many
things
shall
pass
away
.
But
at
least
there
is
no
longer
need
for
hiding
.
530
We
will
ride
the
straight
way
and
the
open
road
and
with
all
our
speed
.
The
muster
shall
begin
at
once
,
and
wait
for
none
that
tarry
.
Have
you
good
store
in
Minas
Tirith
?
For
if
we
must
ride
now
in
all
haste
,
then
we
must
ride
light
,
with
but
meal
and
water
enough
to
last
us
into
battle
.
'