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<title>It came to pass that at the midsummer the Dwarve</title>
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<![CDATA[ <p>It came to pass that at the midsummer the Dwarves, as was their custom, bade Eцl to a feast in Nogrod; and he rode away. Now Maeglin and his mother were free for a while to go where they wished, and they rode often to the eaves of the wood, seeking the sunlight; and desire grew hot in Maeglin's heart to leave Nan Elmoth for ever. Therefore he said to Aredhel: 'Lady, let us depart while there is time? What hope is there in this wood for you or for me? Here we are held in bondage, and no profit shall I find here; for I have learned all that my father has to teach, or that the Naugrim will reveal to me. Shall we not seek for Gondolin? You shall be my guide, and I will be your guard!'</p><p>Then Aredhel was glad, and looked <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-90-hyperfuse-142.html" title="Cheap Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuse">Cheap Nike Air Max 90 Hyperfuse</a> with pride upon her son; and telling the servants of Eцl that they went to seek the sons of Fлanor they departed and rode away to the north eaves of Nan Elmoth. There they crossed the slender stream of Celon into the land of Himlad and rode on to the Fords of Aros, and so westward along the fences of Doriath.</p><p>Now Eцl returned out of the east sooner than Maeglin had foreseen, and found his wife and his son but two days gone; and so great was his anger that he followed after them even by the light of day. As he entered the Himlad he mastered his wrath and went warily, remembering his danger, for Celegorm and <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-90-vt-147.html" title="Nike Air Max 90 VT Cheap">Nike Air Max 90 VT Cheap</a> Curufin were mighty lords who loved Eцl not at all, and Curufin moreover was of perilous mood; but the scouts of Aglon had marked the riding of Maeglin and Aredhel to the Fords of Aros, and Curufin perceiving that strange deeds were afoot came south from the Pass and encamped near the Fords. And before Eцl had ridden far across the Himlad he was waylaid by the riders of Curufin, and taken to their lord.</p>
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<title>And Eцl knowing his peril restrained the bitter</title>
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<![CDATA[ <p>Then Curufin said to Eцl: 'What errand have you, <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-tr-180-157.html" title="Nike Air Max TR 180 Sale">Nike Air Max TR 180 Sale</a> Dark Elf, in my lands? An urgent matter, perhaps, that keeps one so sun-shy abroad by day.'</p><p>And Eцl knowing his peril restrained the bitter words that arose in his mind. 'I have learned. Lord Curufin,' he said. 'that my son and my wife, the White Lady of Gondolin, have ridden to visit you while I was from home; and it seemed to me fitting that I should join them on this errand.'</p><p>Then Curufin laughed at Eцl, and he said: 'They might have found their welcome here less warm than they hoped, had you accompanied them; but it is no matter, for that was not their errand. It is not two days since they passed over the Arossiach, and thence rode swiftly westward. It seems that you would deceive me; unless indeed you yourself have been deceived.'</p><p>And Eцl answered: 'Then, lord, perhaps you will give me leave to go, and discover the truth of this matter.'</p><p>'You have my leave, but not my love,' said Curufin. 'The sooner you depart from my land the better will it please me.'</p><p>Then Eцl mounted his horse, saying: 'It is good, Lord Curufin, to find a kinsman thus kindly at need. I will remember it when I return.' Then Curufin looked darkly upon Eцl. 'Do not flaunt the title of your wife before me,' he said. 'For those who steal the daughters of the Noldor and wed them without gift or leave do not gain kinship with their kin. I have given you leave to go. Take it, and be gone. By the laws of the Eldar I may not slay you <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-tn-175.html" title="Nike Air Max TN Cheap">Nike Air Max TN Cheap</a> at this time. And this counsel I add: return now to your dwelling in the darkness of Nan El-moth; for my heart warns me that if you now pursue those who love you no more, never will you return thither.'</p>
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<title>The most part of the Grey-elves fled south</title>
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<![CDATA[ <p>Thus ended the Siege of Angband; and the foes of Morgoth were scattered and sundered one from another. The most part of the Grey-elves fled south and <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-2013-138.html" title="Nike Air Max 2013">Nike Air Max 2013</a> forsook the northern war; many were received into Doriath, and the kingdom and strength of Thingol grew greater in that time, for the power of Melian the queen was woven about his borders and evil could not yet enter that hidden realm. Others took refuge in the fortresses by the sea, and in Nargothrond; and some fled the land and hid themselves in Ossiriand, or passing the mountains wandered homeless in the wild. And rumour of the war and the breaking of the siege reached the ears of Men in the east of Middle-earth.</p><p>The sons of Finarfin bore most heavily the brunt of the assault, and Angrod and Aegnor were slain; beside them fell Bregolas lord of the house of Bлor, and a great part of the warriors of that people. But Barahir the brother of Bregolas was in the fighting farther westward, near to the Pass of Sirion. There King Finrod Felagund, hastening from the south, was cut off from his people and surrounded with small company in the Pen of Serech; and he would have been slain or taken, but Barahir came up with the bravest of his men and rescued him, and made a wall of spears about him; and they cut their way <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/" title="Cheap Nike Air Max 95">Cheap Nike Air Max 95</a> out of the battle with great loss. Thus Felagund escaped, and returned to his deep fortress of Nargothrond; but he swore an oath of abiding friendship and aid in every need to Barahir and all his kin, and in token of his vow he gave to Barahir his ring. Barahir was now by right lord of the house of Bлor, and he returned to Dorthonion; but most of his people fled from their homes and took refuge in the fastness of Hithlum.</p><p>So great was the onslaught of Morgoth that Fingolfin and Fingon could not come to the aid of the sons of Finarfin; and the hosts of Hithlum were driven back with great loss to the fortresses of Ered Wethrin, and these they hardly defended against the Orcs. Before the walls of Eithel Sirion fell Hador the Golden-haired, defending the rearguard of his lord Fingolfin, being then sixty and six years of age, and with him fell Gundor his younger son, pierced with many arrows; and they were mourned by the Elves. Then Galdor the Tall took the lordship of his father. And because of the strength and height of the Shadowy Mountains, which withstood the torrent of fire, and by the valour of the Elves and the Men of the North, which neither Orc nor Balrog could yet overcome, Hithlum remained unconquered, a threat upon the flank of Morgoth's attack; but Fingolfin was sundered from his kinsmen by a sea of foes.</p>
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<title>Aredhel were fleeing to Gondolin</title>
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<![CDATA[ <p>Then Eцl rode off in haste, and he was filled with hatred of all the Noldor; for he perceived now that Maeglin and Aredhel were fleeing to Gondolin. And driven by anger and the shame of his humiliation he crossed the Fords of Aros and rode hard upon the way that they had gone before; but though they knew not that he followed them, and he had the swiftest steed, he came never in sight of them until they reached the Brithiach, and abandoned their horses. Then by ill fate they were betrayed; for the horses neighed loudly, and Eцl's steed heard them, and sped towards them; and Eцl saw from afar the white raiment of Aredhel, and marked which way she went, seeking the secret path into the mountains.</p><p>Now Aredhel and Maeglin came to the Outer Gate of Gondolin and the Dark Guard under the mountains; and there she was received with Joy, and passing through the Seven Gates she came with Maeglin to Turgon upon Amon Gwareth. Then the King listened with wonder to all that Aredhel had to tell; and he looked with liking upon Maeglin his sister-son, seeing in him one worthy to be accounted among the princes of the Noldor.</p><p>'I rejoice indeed that Ar-Feiniel has returned to Gondolin,' he said, 'and now more fair again shall my city <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-90-136.html" title="Nike Air Max 90 Cheap">Nike Air Max 90 Cheap</a> seem than in the days when I deemed her lost. And Maeglin shall have the highest honour in my realm.'</p><p>Then Maeglin bowed low and took Turgon for lord and king, to do all his will; but thereafter he stood silent and watchful, for the bliss and splendour of Gondolin surpassed all that he had imagined from the tales of his mother, and he was amazed by the strength of the city and the hosts of its people, and the many things strange and beautiful that he beheld. Yet to none were his eyes more often <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/" title="Nike Air Max 95">Nike Air Max 95</a> drawn than to Idril the King's daughter, who sat beside him; for she was golden as the Vanyar, her mother's kindred, and she seemed to him as the sun from which all the King's hall drew its light</p>
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<title>Dry River and the secret path</title>
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<![CDATA[ <p>But Eцl, following after Aredhel, found the Dry River and the secret path, and so creeping in by stealth he came to the Guard, and was taken and questioned. And when the Guard heard that he claimed Aredhel as wife they were amazed, and sent a swift messenger to the City; and he came to the King's hall.</p><p>'Lord,' he cried, 'the Guard have <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-ltd-169.html" title="Nike Air Max LTD UK">Nike Air Max LTD UK</a> taken captive one that came by stealth to the Dark Gate. Eцl he names himself, and he is a tall Elf, dark and grim, of the kindred of the Sindar; yet he claims the Lady Aredhel as his wife, and demands to be brought before you. His wrath is great and he is hard to restrain; but we have not slain him as your law commands.'</p><p>Then Aredhel said: 'Alas! Eцl has followed us, even as I feared. But with great stealth was it done; for we saw and heard no pursuit as we entered upon the Hidden Way.' Then she said to the messenger: 'He speaks but the truth. He is Eцl, and I am his wife, and he is the father of my son. Slay him not, but lead him hither to the King's judgement, if the King so wills.'</p><p>And so it was done; and Eцl was brought to Turgon's hall and stood before his high seat, proud and sullen. Though he was amazed no less than his son at all that he saw, his heart was filled the more with anger and with hate of the Noldor. But Turgon treated him with honour, and rose up and would take his hand; and he said: "Welcome, kinsman, for so I hold you. Here you shall dwell at your pleasure, save only that you must here abide and depart not from my kingdom; for it is my law <a href="http://www.niceairmaxs95ukstore.co.uk/trainers/nike-air-max-1-129.html" title="Cheap Nike Air Max 1">Cheap Nike Air Max 1</a> that none who finds the way hither shall depart.'</p>
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