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The afternoon, as Sam supposed it must be called, wore on. Looking out from the covert he could see only a dun, shadowless world, fading slowly into a featureless, colourless gloom. It felt stifling but not warm. Frodo slept unquietly, turning and tossing, and sometimes murmuring. Twice Sam thought he heard him speaking Gandalf's name. The time seemed to drag interminably. Suddenly Sam heard a hiss behind him, and there was Gollum on all fours, peering at them with gleaming eyes.
`Wake up, wake up! Wake up, sleepies!' he whispered. `Wake up! No time to lose. We must go, yes, we must go at once. No time to lose!'


LR, Book IV, Chapter 7, Journey to the Cross-roads

I *aparie, yalle Persaila kítane mauya quenen estat, xítane. Et nu i telmello tírala er malwa, laimenka ambar kénes, ya fifírune lengenka, *quílenka lumbenna. Némes lunga mal lá lauka. Maura lórane alasendave, *quequerrane, rihtane, *malume nurrune. Persaila *atalume kítane i hláre se aquéta Olórino esse. Nemne lúme xítane ú metto. *Ferie Persaila hláre *susse ka imse, ar ta *Ungollum né *kantalya, itare hendunten tírala te. ‘Ekkuiva, ekkuiva! Ekkuiva, *loroiti!’, lussanes. ‘Ekkuiva! La lúme aukirien! Mauya men auta, náto, mauya men auta sí! La lúme aukirien!’


*aparie n. ‘afternoon’ pref. apa- + n. arie ‘daytime’
*quíle n. ‘colour’ EQ qíle
*quequerra- v. ‘turn frequently, keep on turning’ freq. of quer
*malume adv. ‘sometimes’
*atalume num. ‘twice’
*ferie adv. ‘suddenly, promptly’ PHER cf. férima, S. fergar
*susse n. ‘hiss’ SUS
*Ungollum prop.n. ‘Gollum’ – wonder what the Q version of Wes. Trahald would be
*kantalya adj. adv. ‘four-footed, quadruped’ cf. attalya; here: ‘on all fours’
*loroite adj. ‘slumberous, sleepy, lazy’ LOR