You got it.

"- / --- /, ---- /," said [...]. "--- / --- / ---- / --- / ---- / -- / -- / --- / ---- / - / ---- /."

I like buttered scones with my T, please.

"We don't sell scones here, plain or buttered,"
The Fifty-fifth Galadriel muttered.

T

"- / --- /, ---- /," said [...]. "T-- / --- / ---- / --- / t--- / -- / -- / --- / ---- / - / ---- /."

I please!

IT

"I / --- /, ---- /," said [...]. "T-- / --- / ---- / --- / t--- / -- / i- / --- / ---- / I / ---- /."

No scones? Can I at least have an S?

A please

I SAT

"I / -a- /, a-as /," said [...]. "T-- / -a- / --a- / --- / t--- / -- / is / --- / ---- / I / s--- /."

Hm, the first three words ring a bell; but I'm not able to place them (yet..)

N's please

You know what's scary? As I was putting in the last letters, I thought it would be nice if someone guessed N...because then it spells

SAINT

"I / -an /, a-as /," said [...]. "T-- / -an / --a- / --- / t--- / -- / is / -n- / ---- / I / s--- /."

:D

R?

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"I can, alas," said Beleg. "The Man that you tell of is one whom I seek."

Beleg, when he was pursuing Túrin and his band of outlaws, in answer to a woodman's question "Can you read this riddle?"

That's right, Guinevere!

Don't I love that adorable "I got it!" smiley you always use... :D

Thank you! (I love that smiley, it expresses exactly what happens!)

"----/ -----/ ---/ -----/ --/ --------/ ---/ ----/; ---/ ---/ ---/ ------/ -/ ----/ ----/ --/ ------/ ----/."

A please!

R?

E's please. What else? :)

ARE

"--e-/ -----/ --r/ -a---/ -e/ ----ere-/ --r/ e-er/; ---/ a--/ ---/ -er---/ -/ ----/ -a-e/ --/ ---e--/ a---/."

Hmm. S.

T's please.

TEARS

"T-e-/ -----/ --r/ -at-s/ -e/ s---ere-/ --r/ e-er/; --t/ a--/ t--/ -er--s/ -/ ----/ ta-e/ --/ --se--/ a-s-/."

O please.

O TEARS

"T-e-/ -o---/ o-r/ -at-s/ -e/ s---ere-/ -or/ e-er/; --t/ a--/ t--/ -er--s/ -/ ----/ ta-e/ o-/ --se--/ a-so/."

H, please.

N please.

NO HEARTS

"Then/ -o---/ o-r/ -aths/ -e/ s-n-ere-/ -or/ e-er/; --t/ a--/ th-/ -er--s/ -/ ----/ ta-e/ on/ --se--/ a-so/."

D please!

"k's, please.

ADEHKNORST

"Then/ -o--d/ o-r/ -aths/ -e/ s-ndered/ -or/ e-er/; --t/ a--/ th-/ -er--s/ -/ ----/ take/ on/ --se--/ a-so/."

"Then would our paths be sundered for ever; but all thy perils I will take on myself also." - Elwing to Earendil

Nice one. :) I've went over Eowyn, Luthien, Morwen and Nienor, and a bunch of other damsels who talk about parting before comming to this. :)

Considering I'm reading the Silm right now, you think I would have got this sooner. I had it figured out, but couldn't find who said it. Great job, G55!

Well done, Galadriel55!

Thank you! :)
 

"------ / -------- / -- / ------ / --- / ---- /, -- / ---- / -- / ----- / --- / ---- / -- / ----"

Are there any O's?

O

"--o--- / -------- / -- / ---o-- / --- / ---- /, -- / -o-- / -- / --o-- / --- / ---- / -- / -o--"

"RRRRRRR!" said the Corsair.

"Yessir!" replied the lady fair.

OR

"--o--- / ------r- / -- / --ro-- / --- / --r- /, -- / -o-- / -- / --o-- / --- / --r- / -- / -o--"

The Dwarf in me tells me to buy an E.

Hello...may I buy an S? Or at least borrow one?