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681
Then
Sauron
stripped
from
the
their
disguise
,
and
they
stood
before
him
naked
and
afraid
.
But
though
their
kinds
were
revealed
,
Sauron
could
not
discover
their
names
or
their
purposes
.
682
He
cast
them
therefore
into
a
deep
pit
,
dark
and
silent
,
and
threatened
to
slay
them
cruel
,
unless
one
would
betray
the
truth
to
him
.
From
time
to
time
they
saw
two
eyes
kindled
in
the
dark
,
and
a
werewolf
devoured
one
of
the
companions
;
but
none
betrayed
their
lord
.
683
In
the
time
when
Sauron
cast
Beren
into
the
pit
a
weight
of
horror
came
upon
Luthien
’
s
heart
;
and
going
to
Melian
for
counsel
she
learned
that
Beren
lay
in
the
dungeons
of
Tol
-
in
-
Gaurhoth
without
hope
of
rescue
.
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684
Then
Luthien
,
perceiving
that
no
help
would
come
from
any
other
on
earth
,
resolved
to
fly
from
Doriath
and
come
herself
to
him
;
but
she
sought
the
aid
of
Daeron
,
and
he
betrayed
her
purpose
because
he
would
not
deprive
Luthien
of
the
lights
of
heaven
,
lest
she
fail
and
fade
,
and
yet
would
restrain
her
,
he
caused
a
house
to
be
built
from
which
she
should
not
escape
.
Not
far
from
the
gates
of
Menegroth
stood
the
greatest
of
all
the
trees
in
the
Forest
of
Neldoreth
;
and
that
was
a
beech
-
forest
and
the
northern
half
of
the
kingdom
.
This
mighty
beech
was
named
Hirilorn
,
and
it
had
three
trunks
,
equal
in
girth
,
smooth
in
rind
,
and
exceeding
tall
;
no
branches
grew
from
them
for
a
great
height
above
the
ground
.
Far
aloft
between
the
shafts
of
Hirilorn
a
wooden
house
was
built
,
and
there
Luthien
was
made
to
dwell
;
and
ladders
were
taken
away
and
guarded
,
save
only
when
the
servants
of
Thingol
wrought
her
such
things
as
she
needed
.
685
It
is
told
in
the
Lay
of
Leithian
how
she
escaped
from
the
house
in
Hirilorn
;
for
she
put
forth
her
arts
of
enchantment
,
and
caused
her
hair
to
grow
to
great
length
,
and
of
it
she
wove
a
dark
robe
that
wrapped
her
beauty
like
a
shadow
,
and
it
was
laden
with
a
spell
of
sleep
.
Of
the
strands
that
remained
she
twined
a
rope
,
and
she
let
it
down
from
her
window
;
and
as
the
end
swayed
above
the
guards
that
sat
beneath
the
house
they
fell
into
a
deep
slumber
.
Then
Luthien
climbed
from
her
prison
,
and
shrouded
in
her
shadowy
cloak
she
escaped
from
all
eyes
,
and
vanished
out
of
Doriath
.
686
It
chanced
that
Celegorm
and
Curufin
went
on
a
hunt
through
the
Guarded
Plain
;
and
this
they
did
because
Sauron
,
being
filled
with
suspicion
,
sent
forth
many
wolves
into
the
Elf
-
lands
.
Therefore
they
took
their
hounds
and
rode
forth
;
and
they
thought
that
ere
they
returned
they
might
also
hear
tidings
concerning
King
Felagund
.
Now
the
chief
of
the
wolf
hounds
that
followed
Celegorm
was
named
Huan
.
He
was
not
born
in
Middle
-
earth
,
but
came
from
the
Blessed
Realm
;
for
Orome
had
given
him
to
Celegorm
long
ago
in
Valinor
,
and
there
he
had
followed
the
horn
of
his
master
,
before
evil
came
.
Huan
followed
Celegorm
into
exile
,
and
was
faithful
;
and
thus
he
too
came
under
the
doom
of
woe
set
upon
the
Noldor
,
and
it
was
decreed
that
he
should
meet
death
,
but
not
until
he
encountered
the
mightiest
wolf
that
would
ever
walk
the
world
.
Huan
it
was
that
found
Luthien
flying
like
a
shadow
surprised
by
the
daylight
under
the
trees
,
when
Celegorm
and
Curufin
rested
a
while
near
to
the
western
eaves
of
Doriath
;
for
nothing
could
escape
the
sight
and
scent
of
Huan
,
nor
could
any
enchantment
stay
him
,
and
he
slept
not
,
neither
by
night
nor
day
.
He
brought
her
to
Celegorm
,
and
Luthien
,
learning
that
he
was
a
prince
of
the
Noldor
and
a
foe
of
Morgoth
,
was
glad
;
and
she
declared
herself
,
casting
aside
her
cloak
.
So
great
was
her
sudden
beauty
revealed
beneath
the
sun
that
Celegorm
became
enamoured
of
her
;
but
he
spoke
her
fair
,
and
promised
that
she
would
find
help
in
her
need
,
if
she
returned
with
him
now
to
Nargothrond
.
687
By
no
sign
did
he
reveal
that
he
knew
already
of
Beren
and
the
quest
,
of
which
she
told
,
nor
that
it
was
a
matter
which
touched
him
near
.
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688
Thus
they
broke
off
the
hunt
and
returned
to
Nargothrond
,
and
Luthien
was
betrayed
;
for
they
held
her
fast
,
and
took
away
her
cloak
,
and
she
was
not
permitted
to
pass
the
gates
or
to
speak
with
any
save
the
brothers
,
Celegorm
and
Curufin
.
For
now
,
believing
that
Beren
and
Felagund
were
prisoners
beyond
hope
of
aid
,
they
purposed
to
let
the
King
perish
,
and
to
keep
Luthien
,
and
force
Thingol
to
give
her
the
mightiest
of
princes
of
the
Noldor
.
And
they
did
not
purpose
to
seek
the
Silmarils
by
craft
or
war
,
or
to
suffer
any
others
to
do
so
,
until
they
had
all
the
might
of
the
Elfkingdoms
under
their
hands
.
Orodreth
had
no
power
to
withstand
them
,
for
they
swayed
the
hearts
of
the
people
of
Nargothrond
;
and
Celegorm
sent
messengers
to
Thingol
urging
his
suit
.
689
But
Huan
the
hound
was
true
of
heart
,
and
the
love
of
Luthien
had
fallen
upon
him
in
the
first
hour
of
their
meeting
;
and
he
grieved
at
her
captivity
.
Therefore
he
came
often
to
her
chamber
;
and
at
night
he
lay
before
her
door
,
for
he
felt
that
evil
had
come
to
Nargothrond
.
Luthien
spoke
often
to
Huan
in
her
loneliness
,
telling
of
Beren
,
who
was
the
friend
of
all
birds
and
beasts
that
did
not
serve
Morgoth
;
ad
Huan
understood
all
that
was
said
.
For
he
comprehended
the
speech
of
all
things
with
voice
;
but
it
was
permitted
to
him
thrice
only
ere
his
death
to
speak
with
words
.
690
Now
Huan
devised
a
plan
for
the
aid
of
Luthien
;
and
coming
at
a
time
of
night
he
brought
her
cloak
,
and
for
the
first
time
he
spoke
,
giving
her
counsel
.
Then
he
led
her
by
secret
ways
out
of
Nargothrond
,
and
they
fled
north
together
;
and
he
humbled
his
pride
and
suffered
her
to
ride
upon
him
in
the
fashion
of
a
steed
,
even
as
the
Orcs
did
at
times
upon
great
wolves
.
Thus
they
made
great
speed
,
for
Huan
was
swift
and
tireless
.