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Fantasy and science fiction dazzled her, especially The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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"It looks exactly like Rivendell in the Lord of the Rings movies," I said, still staring up at it in awe.† (source)
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the young mountain climber hospitalized with a supposedly fatal case of hypothermia whose friends had read The Lord of the Rings to him nonstop, around the clock, until he came out of his coma;† (source)
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For Anna, who even put The Lord of the Rings aside for a while to read this book.† (source)
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The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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He looked like a taller version of Gimli, the angry dwarf in The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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Cleaned up, he headed back into the living room, where Jace was sprawled out on the futon couch, reading Kyle's beaten-up copy of The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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In the evening he went to the cinema to see The Lord of the Rings, which he had never before had time to see.† (source)
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And even if we could, soon or late the Lord of the Rings would learn of its hiding place and would bend all his power towards it.† (source)
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The parents of some fellow students in the gifted and talented class owned a bookstore, and when he was about eleven they gave him a copy of J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy, The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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Forsooth scorned then the lord of the rings That he that wide-flier with war-band should seek, With a wide host;† (source)
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being the SECOND part of The Lord of the Rings Chapter 1 The Departure of Boromir Aragorn sped on up the hill.† (source)
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Dagorath was a word in Sindarin, the Elvish language J. R. R. Tolkien had created for The Lord of the Rings.† (source)
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We can never get all the way to the level of pure myth, even when a work like The Lord of the Rings or The Odyssey or The Old Man and the Sea feels "mythic," since even those works are displacements of myth.† (source)
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R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring After breakfast the next morning Elinor spread a crumpled road map out on the kitchen table.† (source)
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To Farmer, Haiti's history seemed, indeed, like The Lord of the Rings, an ongoing story of a great and terrible struggle between the rich and the poor, between good and evil.† (source)
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