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Tolkien  \nThree Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone,  \nNine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne  \nIn the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,  \nOne Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.  \nCONTENTS  \nJ. R. R . TOLKIEN i  \nNOTE ON THE TEXT vii  \nNOTE ON THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION xiv  \nFOREWORD TO THE SECOND EDITION xviii  \nPROLOGUE Concerning Hobbits, and other matters 1  \nTHE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING  \nBOOK ONE  \nI A Long-expected Party 21  \nII The Shadow of the Past 42  \nIII Three is Company 65  \nIV A Short Cut to Mushrooms 86  \nV A Conspiracy Unmasked 98  \nVI The Old Forest 109  \nVII In the House of Tom Bombadil 123  \nVIII Fog on the Barrow-downs 135  \nIX At the Sign of The Prancing Pony 149  \nX Strider 163  \nXI A Knife in the Dark 176  \nXII Flight to the Ford 197  \nBOOK TWO  \nI Many Meetings 219  \nII The Council of Elrond 239  \nIII The Ring Goes South 272  \nIV A Journey in the Dark 295  \nV The Bridge of Khazad-duˆm 321  \nVI Lothlrien 333  \nVII The Mirror of Galadriel 353  \nVIII Farewell to Lrien 367  \nIX The Great River 380  \nX The Breaking of the Fellowship 395  \nTHE TWO TOWERS  \nBOOK THREE  \nI The Departure of Boromir 413  \nII The Riders of Rohan 421  \nIII The Uruk-hai 444  \nIV Treebeard 461  \nV The White Rider 488  \nVI The King of the Golden Hall 506  \nVII Helm’s Deep 526  \nVIII The Road to Isengard 543  \nIX Flotsam and Jetsam 560  \nX The Voice of Saruman 576  \nXI The Palantr 588  \nBOOK FOUR  \nI The Taming of Smagol 603  \nII The Passage of the Marshes 620  \nIII The Black Gate is Closed 636  \nIV Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit 648  \nV The Window on the West 663  \nVI The Forbidden Pool 683  \nVII Journey to the Cross-roads 694  \nVIII The Stairs of Cirith Ungol 703  \nIX Shelob’s Lair 717  \nX The Choices of Master Samwise 728  \nTHE RETURN OF THE KING  \nBOOK FIVE  \nI Minas Tirith 747  \nII The Passing of the Grey Company 773  \nIII The Muster of Rohan 791  \nIV The Siege of Gondor 806  \nV The Ride of the Rohirrim 830  \nVI The Battle of the Pelennor Fields 839  \nVII The Pyre of Denethor 850  \nCONTENT S v  \nVIII The Houses of Healing 858  \nIX The Last Debate 872  \nX The Black Gate Opens 883  \nBOOK SIX  \nI The Tower of Cirith Ungol 897  \nII The Land of Shadow 916  \nIII Mount Doom 933  \nIV The Field of Cormallen 948  \nV The Steward and the King 958  \nVI Many Partings 974  \nVII Homeward Bound 989  \nVIII The Scouring of the Shire 998  \nIX The Grey Havens 1021  \nAPPENDICES  \nA ANNALS OF THE KINGS AND RULERS 1033  \nI The Nu´menrean Kings 1033  \nII The House of Eorl 1063  \nIII Durin’s Folk 1071  \nB THE TALE OF YEARS 1082  \n(CHRONOLOGY OF THE WESTLANDS)  \nC FAMILY TREES (HOBBITS) 1099  \nD CALENDARS 1106  \nE WRITING AND SPELLING 1113  \nI Pronunciation of Words and Names 1113  \nII Writing 1117  \nF I The Languages and Peoples of the Third Age 1127  \nII On Translation 1133  \nINDEXES  \nI Poems and Songs 1140  \nII Poems and Phrases in Languages Other Than Common Speech 1141  \nIII Persons, Places and Things 1141  \nMAPS  \nWorks by J.R.R. 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