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 | | But how was I to tell you, a man I had known for mere hours, a secret I had kept from everyone else for the last five years? | | | You deflected the question earlier, but have not the luxury now, for I will discuss nothing else until you confess." I had no doubt you would be true to your threat. | | | "Why do you stop yourself?" "I wish merely to catch my breath." "Are you certain that's all?" I did not reply. |
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| | Nottinghamshire: history and archaeology Miscellaneous articles: Kingshaugh |
| | William Mering, of Mering, had possession in 1522; he died 25th December, 1537, and was succeeded by his son John. | | | In 1565 "Augustine Erle suffered a recovery of the manor of Kingshawe, with the appurtenances; and called William Mering, knight." In an inquisition taken on the death of Sir William Mering (1585), it is stated that he possessed the manors of Mering, Thorney, Carcolston, Kingshaw, Sutton-upon-Trent, and messuages and lands in twenty-three other places. | | | The inner work is a broad ditch, which originally appears to have enclosed an irregular circle, the extant half being on the east. |
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http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/articles/kingshaugh.htm
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| | languagehat.com: MERE. |
| | I don't think the novel ever used the word `mere' on its own, though its meaning is implied when the dragon of the title meets the mere-dragon in a swamp. | | | Yeats' usage of "mere" probably should be read as having the strength of the original meaning. | | | About that archaic mere meaning boundary - Tolkien uses it, he has a "Mering Stream" somewhere derived from Middle English, but in Ireland people still use "mearin" to mean a field boundary. |
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http://www.languagehat.com/archives/000984.php
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| | No one can be bothered to move they merely stare with complete indifference. | | | I feign to be intensely interested in the letter and remember to merely glance up and smile at him. | | | Our moans are muted, but no less meant, I am sure and sometimes it takes a mere look from him to reduce me to melting, yet hardening at the same time, and sitting down quickly lest my arousal be seen by all. |
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http://www.libraryofmoria.com/eomergrima/afterisenguard.txt
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| | The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Discussion Thread for Friends of Nimrodel (Tapestry of Dreams) |
| | I must sit down a bit and try to work out why I don't want it for her and if it's a real, logical reason to forbid it from happening, or if the aversion merely stems from an attachment to her. | | | I suppose we could correct that to southeasterly, which not only makes better sense in terms of the merchant happening upon them due to the osanwe suggestions of Tharonwe, but it puts them in a more direct path toward Minas Tirith. | | | Just imagine how delighted she'll be to see us coming! |
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http://forum.barrowdowns.com/archive/index.php/t-10334-p-3
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| | Anor ah Ithil |
| | It was more than darkness, more than the mere emptiness of light — it knew the light, and hated it, and would twist it for it's own wicked purpose. | | | Morglin, he named himself, dark gleam, named for the flash of a blade in the dark that was the last thing many of his enemies had seen. | | | In the end, he settled upon a name in the elvish tongue, for the mere fact that it amused him to bend the words of that people to his own purpose. |
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http://www.anorahithil.net/stories/Key.html
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| | I will meet you at the banks of the Mering Stream in one turn of the moon, where we will further discuss your course of action. | | | He will not be happy about it, but he has a good heart and a love of Gondor, and will give you an excellent letter of merit to present to Steward Ecthelion. | | | This would not have been so time-consuming had they not been joined by a seemingly endless stream of comrades and well-wishers, all of whom wanted a moment alone with him to express their sorrow at his departure and their hopes for his prosperous future. |
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http://www.libraryofmoria.com/aragorntheoden/flightoftheeaglestar.txt
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| | But there is a point at which he stops, his steps having brought him close to the banks of the Mering stream, and it is there that he stops looking into the glistening water that flows there. | | | Yet even though the words are spoken, the Knight does not move he seems to be waiting for something as he stands there with his arms about her, "Thank you for tonight," he says finally, as the first drops of rain begin to fall upon their spot on the bank of the Mering. | | | The dirt around the stream quickly become slick mud when mixed with water, and Elowyn slips and falls with a loud yelp of surprise. |
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http://home.earthlink.net/%7Eaearwen/Favorites/091699_Rohan.htm
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| | Middle-Earth Forum at GameTalk |
| | But when Alianne spoke again, the hobbit could tell it was more than mere wistful words. | | | :: Roran walks along the side of the stream, with his faithful chestnut brown mare trailing slowly behind him. | | | Seeing a smile, however, Addy merely shrugged it off and continued her search. |
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http://www.gametalk.com/talk/middle-earth/72342795.htm
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| | Historical Perspective Berthold (1849) See Fig 1.1 Von Mering and Minkowski 1889 Banting (1920) Univ of Toronto Earl Sutherland (1962) 1. | | | Hypothalamus as endocrine organ Geoffery Harrris - Vascular connection Andrew Shally and Roger Guillemin: TRH and GnRH, Nobel prizes in 1978 IV, Classical Definition of a Hormone 1. |
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http://www.framingham.edu/faculty/bsnyder/Endocrinol/EndoLectureOutlineCh1.doc
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| | Third Age: Boar And Steward |
| | Who else could possibly know the joys of wading on the banks of the clear waters of the Mering Stream (and who else could possess as many smooth skipping stones as she had?), and... | | | She was sure that there was nowhere in Middle Earth more beautiful than the land of the Riddermark, especially her land by the Firien woods. | | | The sun was setting as they walked near the soothing gurgles of the Mering Stream, back to their cluster of homes, the White Mountains glowing as though lit with inner fire. |
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http://www.subreality.com/thirdage/library/bos.htm
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| | The Boundary Waters |
| | You left because you would not see such peril thrust upon Faramir, he told himself. | | | But yet he went, and now he was resting by the banks of Mering, at the border of his land and Rohan, and not for the first time on his journey did Boromir wonder why he had left. | | | He had said it often in the solitude of his thoughts along the journey, but each repetition did not make him believe it. |
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http://www.ontheqt.org/nc/logos/lotr/tbw.htm
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| | The Reading Room Lord of the Rings Reading and Writing Workshop |
| | When at the last all the swarthy men were either dying or fleeing the king searched the fallen bodies. | | | Aragorn did not deign to reply and drew back in the host to rally some of the men who lagged, they were used to ordered marching over battle fields, not tramping through the countryside without pause. | | | “I merely wondered for I am no rider and would know how long I may use my feet.” |
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http://www.tolkienonline.com/docs/7373.html
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| | A Connecticut Yankee - Mark Twain - Free Online Library |
| | The mason was big, but I laid him out like nothing. | | | Come, my liege, it were well that we make good use of our time. | | | Ham- mering each other -- for we stepped aside and looked on while they rolled, and struggled, and gouged, and pounded, and bit, with the strict and wordless attention to business of so many bulldogs. |
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http://twain.thefreelibrary.com/Connecticut-Yankee/2-1
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| | Rivers of Middle-earth |
| | He determined that they should cross it and bear right to get back on course. | | | Legend told that when the Elf-maiden Nimrodel became separated from her lover Amroth on their journey to the Elf-haven on the Bay of Belfalas, she came upon the Gilrain and her heart was lightened because it reminded her of the stream by which she dwelled in Lorien. | | | A stream whose name is not known flowed east from the Mountains of Mirkwood into the River Running. |
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http://www.tuckborough.net/rivers.html
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| | March - April 2004 |
| | This was that out near to the Mering Stream - where Gondor meets Rohan, a curious event would be taking place. | | | Injuries seemed to being kept to a minimum although the scars on some of the opponents suggest that this may not always be the case. | | | I did not intrude, but merely had a breather leaning against a fence and watching the many duels - both learning and competition. |
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http://www.lotrplaza.com/ents/treevoice/marap2004.html
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| | The One Ring For Online Tolkien Fans The Lord of the Rings Source |
| | And we are in the land of Anórien?” She cried back. | | | She glanced into Gandalf’s face at this, to see a spark of merriment light his eyes as they traded a glance. | | | “That was the Mering Stream, Lalaith!” Gandalf called out as the horses surged up the eastern bank. |
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http://www.tolkienonline.com/comments.cfm?Item_ID=17276&Item_Type=articles
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| | The Grey Havens - Songs & Tales: Isildur - Chapter Thirteen |
| | The jet black stone gave back no glints, returning nothing for all the sun's glare. | | | I shall be merely Shipmaster of Mithlond." He stared sadly at his hands. | | | Indeed some accompanied them for days, and the last made their farewells and turned back only when they crossed the Mering Stream. |
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http://www.tolkien.cro.net/talesong/isildur/gladden.html
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| | TTZ Forums - Middle-Earth Trivia |
| | Thus, when Arvedui was lost when his rescuing ship foundered in the ice, the Ring was preserved and was later bought back by the Dunedain. | | | It is the Sindarian name of the Mering Stream. | | | September 11, 2001 a sad day that has forever changed us and will always be remembered |
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http://www.thetechzone.com/forums/showthread.php?s=6cf43b5d152e476f0575bc0d271eb670&threadid=171&perpage=20&pagenumber=7
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| | deviantART: fusiom: _____ knows what's best |
| | The collective rectum has expelled this page in a mere 1.09 seconds. | | | I quess he got a place there so he could fly little shredders in from around the globe so he wouldn't have to chase them around for once. | | | >>This<< is a good place to stream MP3's right off of the internet. |
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http://fusiom.deviantart.com/journal/4813035
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| | The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Geography Grilling |
| | Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo, a star shines on the hour of our meeting. | | | 23.Mering Stream/Boundary Stream in Rohan in the Firien Wood – CJRT’s detail map and in JRRT’s map – Unfinished Tales index - pony | | | List the streams, rivers and tributaries which meet up with the River Anduin at one point. |
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http://ww.barrowdowns.com/showthread.php?t=3947
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| | Chapter of the Week LOTR Bk5 Ch1 Minas Tirith |
| | Letters, he says Denethor fails because he is a mere "politician"--concerned | | | This is perhaps where we see JRRT's opinions of Denethor coming forth: in | | | miles from the Firien Wood and the Gondor/Rohan border (the Mering |
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http://www.speedreading.com/phpBB2/ftopic41419.html
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| | [TAN] Vive le Roi! |
| | Problem is, to people who didn't read the books, it probably makes | | | Gondor between Minas Tirith and the Mering Stream, which would | | | He wasn't creepy -- merely very strong-willed, and against |
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http://www.speedreading.com/phpBB2/sutra13303.html
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| | An Evening's Stroll |
| | And aye then, mayhap I shall find him at the Mering. | | | It is also possible he may be in Mering." | | | As the newly-come's name is uttered, however, the lingering stare upon the rider merely narrows in increased ferocity. |
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http://www.adamfive.com/guerrero/loaf/eohric_log25.htm
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| | Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information |
| | Beyond the Mering Stream to the west lay the Eastfold of Rohan. | | | Anórien was one of the two main provinces of Gondor and was named for both Anor (the Sun) and Anárion, son of Elendil. | | | Anórien - the ‘Sun Land’ - was the region of Gondor directly controlled by Minas Tirith. |
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http://www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=3&pn_id=4042
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| | The Lord of the Rings - Guide to the Names |
| | Retain Mering as a Rohan word not in the Common Speech. | | | The Swedish Slättäng and Dutch Weideveld do not, of course, translate Tighfield as above defined, and are probably mere contextual guesses. | | | There is, however, another place name element (peculiar to English) that has the same forms as the 'rope' word, though it is probably not related: in modern place names tigh, teigh, tye, tey. |
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http://home.zhwin.ch/~bernaste/rings/guide_to_names.html
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| | In due time Cirion set out with Hallas his son and the Lord of Dol Amroth, and two others of his Council; and he met Eorl at the crossing of the Mering Stream. | | | As they descended the trees became ever more dense, especially along the Mering Stream (which rose in the cleft) and northwards out into the plain through which the Stream flowed into the Entwash. | | | Such an oath had not been heard in Middle-earth since Elendil himself had sworn alliance with Gil-galad King of the Eldar. |
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http://www34.brinkster.com/warriorkin/cirioneorl.html
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| | "Those Powerful Hormones" - An AskERIC Lesson Plan |
| | This is an example of a negative feedback cycle which is the most common in the human body. | | | In 1889, Von Mering and Menkowski did an experiment. | | | They would gather in his cage where he had urinated. |
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http://www.askeric.org/~rjlaundr/pgems/Biological/BIO0059.html
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| | Mering Stream - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Mering Stream or ( Sindarin) Glanhír formed the border between the realms of Gondor and Rohan, together with the | | | The Mering Stream flew through Fírien Forest, which grew about the mountain Halifirien, last of the | | | This page was last modified 16:26, 29 Aug 2004. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mering_Stream
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| | Elendor MUSH - Role Play Logs |
| | as Mering..." murmurs the Maegisterwigend, remembering the squalid little inn and the less-than-caring healers of the town. | | | My priority is to have you reach Mering safely, so that healers can get their hands on sufficient herbs and other things they need; we will send a caravan to Gondor if needed. | | | You are on a narrow path which follows the gentle turnings of the Mering Stream as it makes its way from the southwest to the north where it joins the mouths of the Entwash nine leagues hence. |
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http://www.elendor.net/logViewer.php?id=2999
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| | Anórien |
| | Anórien lay north of Minas Tirith and the line of the White Mountains, and was the only part of the northern half of the realm, Calenardhon, which was not given to the Éothéod to become the Kingdom of Rohan. | | | Anórien formed a narrow strip of land consisting of the valleys of the White Mountains, and its borders were the Mering Stream in the west, and the Mouths of the Entwash in the north. |
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http://www.objectssearch.com/encyclopedia/en/wikipedia/a/an/anorien.html
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| | LOTRUK |
| | The Twilit Meres of the River Sirion in Beleriand | | | The place Isildur lost the one ring and where some hobbits lived before they relocated to the Shire. | | | The wetlands by the Mering Stream, a region of eastern Rohan |
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| | Fenmarch, a region lying West of the Mering Stream in Eastfold, Rohan. | | | Fenmarch is the wet marsh-area bordering the Mering Stream from the mountains Ered Nimrais North along the stream through the Western most part of Firien Wood across the Great West Road to the outflow of the Mering Stream into the Entwash in the Mouth of Entwash some 40 Miles away. |
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http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of-Arda/Places-index/places-me/Fenmarch.htm
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| | DVD Talk Forum - The Reurn of the King: Analysis of the difference between the book and movie. |
| | Gandalf's answer, that they are entering the land of Gondor, seems to be exactly correct: the border between Rohan and Gondor was marked by a river, the Mering Stream. | | | The mere fact that we discuss some of those changes here certainly shouldn't be taken as a criticism of the film-makers (who have, it should be said, remained relatively close to the original in most fundamental respects). | | | Though of course they haven't come close to the scope and intricacy of the original story - that would be quite impossible - what they have produced is still nothing less than a masterpiece. |
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http://talk.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=339735
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| | At the appointed time for the meeting, Cirion set out to the Mering Stream with his son Hallas, the Lord of Dol Amroth (whose name isn't given), and two others of his council; Eorl led three of his captains to the meeting. | | | Rumors were told of a great feast in Minas Tirith, where the reward would be announced, but Cirion, instead, escorted Eorl, and an eored of roughly one-hundred and twenty men, to the Mering stream where he told them to return three months later. | | | After the great assistance given to Gondor by their allies in the North, the Eotheod, the people of Gondor began to wonder how Cirion would ever reward Eorl and his people for their great deeds. |
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http://www.lotrplaza.com/rohan/Raedboda/2004julyentedu.html
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| | Lind's Story by Lindorie |
| | He had been the recipient of good food and drink in return for his version of the events of past months, the crowning of the King, and the marriage of the King and Queen among them. | | | It was still early and the waters of the Mering Stream were fed by the melting snows of the White Mountains. | | | Four days ago he had left the last of them and crossed the Mering Stream into Rohan. |
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http://lotrscrapbook.bookloaf.net/stories/serial/lind/a/83-84.html
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| | Henneth Annûn - Stories |
| | "Merry is by some trees, sitting with his feet in the water of a stream." Legolas reported to Ãowyn. | | | Merry climbed to his feet and Wormtongue tied the long length of rope around Merry's waist and led him forward by that to the water's edge. | | | 'Ãowyn may know the stream, I will ask her. |
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http://www.henneth-annun.net/stories/chapter_view.cfm?STID=65&SPOrdinal=54
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| | Krestchatik History |
| | One version of the ravine name comes from the stream flowing to the place where the Kyivans were christened while the other version explain that the name Kreschatik comes from the ravines which were heavily crossed there (cross sounds khrest in Ukrainian). | | | The land plot of 1.5 hectares belongs to Kiev University Professor Dr Mering. | | | The last version is very plain but most likely as the place is located between two hills and ravine itself leads to Dnipro River. |
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http://www.kreschatiksuites.kiev.ua/krestchatik_history.shtml
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| | Tolkienion Lexicon Letter F |
| | Region of Rohan west of the Mering Stream. | | | King of the Noldor in Aman ; father of Feänor, Fingolfin, and Finarfin ; slain by Morgoth at his mansions of Formenos. | | | In full Halifirien Wood; in Ered Nimrais about the Mering Stream and on the slopes of the Halifirien. |
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http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_f.html
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| | The Fenmarch was a marshy region along the Mering Stream on the border between Rohan and Gondor. | | | Part of the Firien Wood extended across the Mering Stream into Rohan. | | | The rest of the forest was technically in Gondor, but over time the whole Firien Wood came to be considered part of Rohan. |
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| | The Anduin River System |
| | The Mering Stream flows from beneath the Halifirien to join the River Onodlo. | | | The Morgulduin Stream flows out of the valley of Imlad Morgul, and past the gates of Minas Morgul, before passing southwestward through Ithilien and out into the River Anduin. | | | Its major tributaries include: Deeping-Stream, Snowbourn and Mering Stream. |
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http://www.dreamborn.com/m_guide01.html
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| | Dusk was darkening the fields ahead but he could still see off in the distance the glimmer of the last rays of the sun on water: the Mering Stream, it must be, the River Glanhir as it was called on his old maps. | | | Boromir reined in his horse and stood up in the stirrups to get a better look at the road and the plains around him. |
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http://www.ladyhawkhollow.com/days/chpt_1.html
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| | Entwash |
| | The Mering Stream or Glanhír met one of the Entwashes' arms there. | | | The influence of water was so great that at the other end of the Anduin the marshes of Nindalf (Wetwang) and the Dead Marshes arose. | | | At the latitude of Edoras it was joined by the river Snowbourn, and then flowed west towards Anduin, which it joined just south of the Falls of Rauros, in the huge inland delta known as the Mouths of the Entwash. |
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| | The region of Gondor north of the Ered Nimrais and hemmed in by the Entwash to the north, the Mering Stream and Firien Wood to the west and the Anduin to the east, Anórien also has its seat at the great city of Minas Tirith. | | | And upon its out-thrust knee was the Guarded City, with its seven walls of stone so strong and old that it seemed to have been not builded but carven by giants out of the bones of the earth." -- The Return of the King | | | The three great beacons guarding the northern approaches are also to be found in its borders as well as the tomb/memorial to Elendil on Amon Anwar 'Hill of Awe'. |
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| | Elentir |
| | For you are merely bound by the Oath and by no means beholden to the house of Hurin for the lands of the Riddermark." | | | Waving a gauntleted hand, he says, "Do as you will. | | | But I think you misremember the songs of old that speak of how the lands beyond the Mering stream to the Firien wood, between the White Mountains and the Great River, came at last be called Riddermark." |
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http://home.mindspring.com/~quiggie/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/TheDeadCorpse
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| | Room Descriptions |
| | Life pulses here with the ebb and wane of the tides, not forgotten in even the quietest moments. | | | The Great West Road crosses the Mering Stream here. | | | The trail is but a mere trampling of grasses, zig-zagging through the rugged terrain between land and sea. |
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http://www3.sympatico.ca/wethree01/write/rplog/room.htm
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| | Horrordvds.com - Plan 9 From Outer Space DVD Review |
| | This hasn't been the first alien incursion on Earth. | | | There is a flaw in the transfer and it's the one you'd expect from a film this age that hasn't undergone an extensive restoration, that being some minor-moderate print damage. | | | Overall the transfer is much much better than I expected and is the best Plan 9 From Outer Space has ever looked. |
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http://www.horrordvds.com/reviews/n-z/plan9
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