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Nick: Eledhwen (Forum Admin)
Date/Time: Sat, 11/16/2002 at 1:51 EDT (Sat, 11/16/2002 at 5:51 GMT)
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In Reply To: A Knife in The Dark #10: The Black Riders  <Altaira>  [11/15/2002 @ 22:25]  (8/22)
Subject:
As for Strider ...
Message:

I think basically he's tough. He's scared of the Black Riders as he's no fool, but he'll fight them if he comes across them. However he'd clearly rather avoid them if he can!

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At last out of the dead sea he passed,
   and mist rolled on the shore;
under clouded moon the waves were loud,
   as the laden ship him bore
to Ireland, back to wood and mire
   and the tower tall and grey,
where the knell of Clúain-ferta's bell
    tolled in green Galway.
Where Shannon down to Lough Derg ran
   under a rain-clad sky
Saint Brendan came to his journey's end
   to find the grace to die.

Imram, JRR. Tolkien, HOME Vol. 9, 'Sauron Defeated'

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