Examples of using Gwindor in English and their translations into Russian
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He is proud," said Gwindor.
But Gwindor answered:'The doom lies in yourself, not in your name.'!
This lamp helped Beleg to identify Gwindor in the forest of Taur-nu-Fuin.
But they suffered greater woe than if that field had not been fought," said Gwindor.
You say this," said Gwindor,"to take the blame from him whom you love.
But they suffered greater woe than if that field had not been fought," said Gwindor.
By ill chance, at that place in the outworks stood Gwindor of Nargothrond, the brother of Gelmir.
For she honoured Gwindor and pitied him, and wished not to add one tear to his suffering;
And so terrible was his face,lit by the lightning that flickered all about them, that Gwindor cowered down upon the ground and dared not raise his eyes.'.
Then Túrin rebuked Gwindor for revealing his true name, as is told in The Silmarillion(p. 211).
Túrin fought valiantly and was alone able to withstand Glaurung, buthe forsook the battle to carry away the mortally wounded Gwindor.
You speak of high things," Gwindor answered,"and plain it is that you have lived among the Eldar.
Another instance when this lamp makes an appearance is in Tolkien's earlier writings,in the story of Narn i Chîn Húrin where Gwindor of Nargothrond, an elf who escaped Angband, had possession of one such lamp.
Then Túrin rebuked Gwindor for revealing his true name, as is told in The Silmarillion(p. 211).
But Túrin did not understand these words, anddid but guess that Gwindor begrudged him his place in the heart and counsels of the King.
Also, the people of Gwindor of Nargothrond had trouble recognizing him after his time as a prisoner of Morgoth.
But Túrin did not understand these words, anddid but guess that Gwindor begrudged him his place in the heart and counsels of the King.
For I love you, Gwindor, and I am ashamed that I love you not more, but have taken a love even greater, from which I cannot escape.
But its recovery from them at the time of Túrin's rescue by Beleg and Gwindor would have required some development of the narrative at that point.
For I love you, Gwindor, and I am ashamed that I love you not more, but have taken a love even greater, from which I cannot escape.
To the tale in The Silmarillion of Beleg's journey in pursuit of Túrin,his meeting with Gwindor in Taur-nu-Fuin, the rescue of Túrin, and Beleg's death at Túrin's hands, there is nothing of any moment to add.
Gwindor spoke ever against Túrin in the council of the King, saying that he had been in Angband, and knew somewhat of the might of Morgoth, and of his designs.
Then the heart of Finduilas was turned from Gwindor and against her will her love was given to T? rin; but T?
Gwindor spoke ever against Túrin in the council of the King, saying that he had been in Angband, and knew somewhat of the might of Morgoth, and of his designs.
Ever in the forefront of that battle went Gwindor and the Elves of Nargothrond, and even now they could not be restrained;
For she honoured Gwindor and pitied him, and wished not to add one tear to his suffering; but against her will her love for Túrin grew day by day, and she thought of Beren and Lúthien.
A few nights after Túrin's capture, Beleg met an elf named Gwindor, and they together on that same night found the horde of Orcs that had captured Túrin.
A passage follows in which Gwindor warned Finduilas against her love for Túrin, telling her who Túrin was, and this is closely based on the text given in The Silmarillionpp.
They will not be parted from us," said Gwindor,"even could Círdan sustain them. We must abide together as long as we may, and not court death.".
A passage follows in which Gwindor warned Finduilas against her love for Túrin, telling her who Túrin was, and this is closely based on the text given in The Silmarillion(pp. 210-11).
