peace unshadowed for a while.'
     Now discout ugg boots Tъrin coming down from Ered Wethrin sought for Finduilas in vain, roaming the woods beneath the mountains, wild and wary as a
     beast; and he waylaid all the roads that went north to the Pass of Sirion. But he was too late; for all the trails had grown old,
     or were washed away by the winter. Yet thus it was that passing southwards down Teiglin Tъrin came upon some of the ugg boots cheap sale Men of
     Brethil that were surrounded by Orcs; and he delivered them, for the Orcs fled from Gurthang. He named himself Wildman of the
     Woods, and they besought him to come and dwell with them; but he said that he had an errand yet unachieved, to seek Finduilas,
     Orodreth's daughter of Nargothrond. Then Dorlas, the leader of those woodmen, told the grievous tidings of her death. ugg boots on sale For the Men
     of Brethil had waylaid at the Crossings of Teiglin the Ore-host that led the captives of Nargothrond, hoping to rescue them; but
     the Orcs had at once cruelly slain their prisoners, and Finduilas they pinned to a tree with a spear. So she died, saying at the
     last: 'Tell the Mormegil that Finduilas is here.' Therefore they had laid her in a mound ugg boots on sale near that place, and named it Haudh-en-
     Elleth, the Mound of the Elf-maid.
     Tъrin bade them lead him thither, and there he fell down into a darkness of grief that was near death. Then Dorlas by his black
     sword, the fame whereof had come even inter the deeps of Brethil, and by his quest of the King's daughter, knew that this Wildman
     was indeed the Mormegil of Nargothrond, ugg boots cheap sale whom rumour said was the son of Hъrin of Dor-lуmin. Therefore the woodmen lifted him up,
     and bore him away to their homes. Now those were set in a stockade upon a high place in the forest, Ephel Brandir upon Amon Obel;
     for the People of Haleth were now dwindled by war, and Brandir son of Handir who ruled them was a man of gentle mood, uggs discount and lame
     also from childhood, and he trusted rather in secrecy than in deeds of war to save them from the power of the North. Therefore he
     feared the tidings that Dorlas brought, and when he beheld the face of Tъrin as he lay on the bier a cloud of foreboding lay on