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Tuor and the Exiles of Gondolin

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Volume: The Book of Lost Tales II
Chapter: The Fall of Gondolin
Pages: 149–197
Paragraph count: 160
Token count: 23,485

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Page numbers refer to the setting used by all editions other than mass-market paperbacks.

p149
⧼Tuor and the
Then said Littleheart
Now the folk
p149–150
Thereafter ’tis said
p150
Then came the
The sun rose
Now Tuor journeyed
One day after
p150–151
In this part
p151
As he went
In those regions
p151–152
Now on the
p152
Timber he had
One morning while
’Twas a great
p152–153
’Tis told that
p153
This river flowed
p153–154
Then did Tuor
p154
Here saw he
Then Ulmo grew
p154–155
Behold now Ulmo
p155
Thither he bore
Then Ulmo arose
p155–156
Then Ulmo was
p156
When day came
Falling then into
Now when the
Know then that
Long time did
Greatly did Tuor
p158
Then they looked
Then Voronwë spake
Then said Tuor:
Then said the
p159
But Tuor looked
Even so came
Now is there
p159–160
How it came
p160
Behold, the armed
Then all who
Then did the
On either side
p160–161
Then Turgon king
p161
Then spake Tuor,
Then spake Turgon:
Then spake Tuor:
p161–162
But Turgon said
p162
Then said Turgon:
Then Tuor’s heart
Then Tuor, for
p162–163
Now Tuor learnt
p163
Now however was
p163–164
There learnt Tuor
p164
Now for his
A house was
p164–165
Now came days
p165
Now the sign
* Faintly pencilled
In these days
Now this babe
p165–166
Behold now many
p166
Now while Tuor
* Pencilled above
p167
Now in those
Know then that
And Tuor answered:
p167–168
But Idril said:
p168
Now there are
Idril said then:
Now it so
Then the Orcs
p169
Now this seemed
Now the end
Then Meglin was
p170
Now the years
Now when the
But Idril fell
p170–171
Now behold, Idril
p171
Yet to Turgon
So winter deepened,
p171–172
In these ways
p172
The sun has
p172–173
Then came over
p173
And many other
There too were
p173–174
Then came there
p174
Now the last
This was the
It was now
p175
Then did King
Then spake Tuor
But Meglin and
Then the lord
p175–176
And Salgant quaked
p176
And now came
But now Gothmog
p176–177
Then did Rog
p177
At this time
Now Tuor did
p177–178
Now then Meglin
p178
Then the warriors
Now was the
p178–179
Then said Rog
p179
Then Gothmog Lord
p179–180
Now therefore Melko’s
p180
Now then the
But even as
Then on a
p180–181
Now it is
p181
Now the Orcs
But so it
Thus it was
p181–182
Now Tuor reached
p182
There were the
Thus comes the
Now these had
p182–183
The story tells
p183
Tuor now drank
But now the
p183–184
Tuor stood then
p184
Now Tuor had
Then dread fell
Then said the
p184–185
Then did the
p185
Then did men
p185–186
Now was Tuor
p186–187
Then some of
p187
Then said Idril:
Then said Tuor:
Then said Idril
p187–188
Now are they
p188
At length they
About the saying
Now is there
Glad is Tuor
p188–189
Then came they
p189
“Now,” therefore said
Yet Idril spake
p189–190
Now the Mountains
p190
Of the wolfriders
p190–191
Glad was Eärendel
p191
Now came they
Thereafter nigh to
p191–192
Now the pass
p192
Thus were they
p192–193
Galdor and his
p193
Then was he
Now when the
p193–194
Thereupon there was
p194
Now was this
p194–195
Still do the
p195
Now who shall
But after a
p195–196
Now they journeyed
p196
Yet came they
Here they abode
Now the folk
p196–197
Yet now those
p197
Then said Littleheart
And no one