Хоббит
Flies and Spiders
AtthatThorinshuthismouthandwouldnotsayanotherword."Verywell!"saidtheking."Takehimawayandkeephimsafe,untilhefeelsinclinedtotellthetruth,evenifhewaitsahundredyears.’"Thentheelvesputthongsonhim,andshuthiminoneoftheinmostcaveswithstrongwoodendoors,andlefthim.Theygavehimfoodanddrink,plentyofboth,ifnotveryfine;forWood-elveswerenotgoblins,andwerereasonablywell-behavedeventotheirworstenemies,whentheycapturedthem.Thegiantspidersweretheonlylivingthingsthattheyhadnomercyupon.Thereintheking’sdungeonpoorThorinlay;andafterhehadgotoverhisthankfulnessforbreadandmeatandwater,hebegantowonderwhathadbecomeofhisunfortunatefriends.Itwasnotverylongbeforehediscovered;butthatbelongstothenextchapterandthebeginningofanotheradventureinwhichthehobbitagainshowedhisusefulness.
