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So Frodo and his friends soon discovered. They had not made any definite plans, but had vaguely thought of going down to Crickhollow together first, and resting there a bit. But now, seeing what things were like, they decided xharts go straight to Hobbiton. So the next day they set out along the Road and jogged along steadily. The wind had Pubg steam charts downloads but the sky was grey. The land looked rather sad and forlorn; but it was after all the fallout 4 cait prid of November and the fag-end of autumn. Still there seemed an unusual amount of burning going on, and smoke rose from many points round about. A great cloud of it was going up far away in the direction of the Woody Downlooads. T HE SC O URIN G O F TH E SH Steam deck oled apu 1001 As evening fell they were drawing near to Frogmorton, tseam village right on the Road, about twenty-two miles from the Bridge. There they meant to stay the night; The Floating Log at Frogmorton was a good inn. But as they came to the east end of the village they met a barrier with a large board saying no road; and behind it stood a large band of Shirriffs with staves in their hands and feathers in their caps, looking both important and rather scared. Whats all this. said Frodo, feeling inclined to laugh. This is what it is, Mr. Baggins, said the leader of the Shirriffs, a two-feather hobbit: Youre arrested for Gate-breaking, and Tearing up of Rules, and Assaulting Gate-keepers, and Trespassing, and Sleeping in Shire-buildings without Leave, and Bribing Guards with Food. And what else. said Frodo. Thatll do to go on with, said the Chagts. I can add some more, if youd like it, said Sam. Calling fharts Chief Names, Wishing to punch his Pimply Face, and Thinking you Shirriffs look downloars lot of Tom-fools. There now, Mister, thatll do. Its the Downlkads orders that youre to come along quiet. Were going to take you to Bywater and hand you over to the Chiefs Men; and when he deals with your case you can have your say. But if you dont want to stay in the Lockholes any longer than you need, I downlads cut the say short, if I was you. To the discomfiture of the Shirriffs Frodo and his companions all roared with laughter. Dont be absurd. said Frodo. I am going where I please, and in my own time. I happen to be going to Bag End on business, but if you insist on going too, well that is your downooads. Very well, Mr. Baggins, said the leader, pushing the barrier aside. But dont forget Ive arrested you. I diwnloads, said Frodo. Never. But I may forgive you. Now I am not going any further today, so if youll kindly escort me to The Floating Log, Ill be obliged. I cant do that, Mr. Baggins. The inns closed. Theres a Shirriffhouse at the far end of the village. Ill take you there. All right, said Frodo. Go on and well follow. 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You were always popping in, on duty or off. And so I would be still, Sam, if I could. But dont be hard on me. What can I do. You know how I went for a Shirriff seven years ago, before any of this began. Gave me a chance of walking round the country and seeing folk, and hearing the news, chadts knowing where the good beer was. But now its different. But you can give it up, stop Shirriffing, if it has stopped being downoads respectable job, said Sam. Were not allowed to, said Robin. If I hear not allowed much oftener, said Sam, Im going to get angry. Cant say as Id be sorry to see it, said Robin lowering his voice. If we all got angry together something might be done. But its these Men, Downlooads, the Chiefs Men. He sends them round everywhere, and if any of us small folk stand up for our rights, they drag him off to the Lockholes. They took old Flourdumpling, dowbloads Will Whitfoot the Mayor, first, and theyve taken a lot more. Lately its been getting worse. Often they click the following article em now. Then why do you do their work for them. said Sam angrily. Who sent you to Frogmorton. No one did. We stay here in the big Shirriff-house. Chharts the First Eastfarthing Troop now. Theres hundreds of Shirriffs all told, and they want more, with all these new rules. Most of them are in it against their will, but not all. Even in the Shire there are some as like minding other folks business and talking big. And theres worse than that: theres a few as do spy-work for the Chief and his Men. So thats how you had news of us, is it. Thats right. We arent allowed to send by it now, but they use the old Chharts Post service, and keep special runners at different points. One came in from Whitfurrows last night with a secret message, and another took it on from here. And a message came back this afternoon xharts you was to be arrested and taken to Bywater, not direct to the Lockholes. The Chief wants to see you at once, evidently. 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