Here's another: (_ = - again)

Very unoriginally, I ask for the T's ;)

T 4 U!
 

-'-- -----t - ----- --- ----- -- -- t-- -------! --- ---t t--- ------_----?

how about O's ?

+ O
 

-'-- -----t - ----- --- --o-- -- -- t-- -------! --- ---t t--- -o--o-_----?

"r"s?

T O R
 

-'-- -----t - ----- --- --o-- -- -- t-- -r-----! --- ---t t--- -orro-_---r?

L

+ L
 

-'-- -----t - ----- --- -lo-- -- -- t-- -r-----! --- ---t t-ll -orro-_---r?

Can you add S please ?

A please

"t"s, please.

+ S A
 

-'-- -a---t a -a--- -a- -lo-- -- -- t-- -r----s! --- -a-t t-ll -orro-_--ar?

(Ts were already in there...)

*puzzled* E's please

+ E
 

-'-e -a---t a -a--- -a- -lo-- -e -- t-e -ree-es! --- -a-t t-ll -orro-_-ear?

*even more puzzled*

N perhaps?

+ 1 N
 

-'-e -a---t a -a--- -a- -lo-n -e -- t-e -ree-es! --- -a-t t-ll -orro-_-ear?

(Being able to keep Guinevere puzzled - priceless!)

how about W ?

V please

+ V W
 

Wow, it's been a long time since we got down to letters like this! :D

-'ve -a---t a -a--- -a- -lown -e -- t-e -ree-es! W-- wa-t t-ll -orrow_-ear?

"y"s?

Y?!
 

-'ve -a---t a -a--y -ay -lown -e -y t-e -ree-es! W-y wa-t t-ll -orrow_year?

M please

Ah, found it at last!! :) (Thank you for the "Y", Tuor!) "morrow-year" really stumped me...

I've caught a happy day blown me by the breezes!
Why wait till morrow-year? I'll take it when me pleases.

Tom Bombadil, deciding to go boating on that day.

Very good, Guinevere! I thought that bit of the Bombadil poetry felt nice! Next one's yours.

Thank you! Here's a new one:

"---/ ---'-/ ------/ --/ --------/, ------/ ---/ -------/ -----/ -------/; ----'--/ ------/ ----/ -------/ --/ ----/."

Anytime is T-time! Let's get a good start, hopefully.

S please

"o"s, please.

TSO

"-o-/ ---'t/ ------/ o-/ -------s/, -----t/ -o-/ -------/ t----/ o--/ s----ts/; t---'--/ --tt--/ t---/ o-st--s/ -t/ t--t/."

H

SHOT

"-o-/ ---'t/ ------/ o-/ -------s/, -----t/ -o-/ -------/ th---/ o--/ s----ts/; th--'--/ --tt--/ th--/ o-st--s/ -t/ th-t/."

The mer-dog, telling Roverandom of his adventures. Interestingly, one version that I have includes an amusing typo in this sentence - "they're better than oysters at chat". Quite the opposite meaning!

By the way, it was the word "oysters" that gave it away - it wasn't hard to figure out which work would contain that!

I had suspected that the oysters would at once reveal it to you! :D

Here's a new one:

Let's have the A's for a start...

"b"s?

A, B...
 

Ooooooh, are we being alphabetical this time? ;)

- --a-- --- -- -a-a-- ------ a- b--- --- -a-, ----- -- a--a-- ---- ----. - ------ -- ---- ---- --- a-- -----.

Ooooooh, are we being alphabetical this time?
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Of course not, it's just a coincidence.

Let's see, how about "c"s?

and the ds