That's it, Nil ! :) your turn...

Danke schön!
 

My quote is not a proverb in the context of its story, but, taken outside of it, it looks wise.

Enedwaith, hier ist es:

I will speak, when I have looked and thought longer.

*the usual cricket music*
 

Anyone? Anbody at all? :(

Umm, a hint maybe? :)

Hintses.
 

It's in the Unfinished Tales. The speaker and the spoken-to are both mortals. :cool:

Yess, yess, we knows, precious!
UT hint did it. It's Meneldur musing on message from nassty elvsees. :mad:

I'm sorry, no.
 

The setting for this scene did not exist by Meneldur's time.

And I think that's another hint. ;)

Finally found it, thanks to your hint :)
it's in "The Druédain"
Aghan (the Drûg) speaking to his (human) friend Barach.

Correct!
 

Your thread again!

Thank you! :)

Aragorn, I think, to Théoden, maybe?

I know I saw it recently... but I can't find it now.

Sorry, wrong guess.

Aragorn, to the other Hunters?

Not Aragorn. But "to the other hunters" is right. ;)

Legolas to the other hunters, then. (It would seem that Gimli's not real big on clichés...)

Edit: Hey, I actually found it tonight. Legolas did say it, in The Riders of Rohan.

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That's it! Well done, Firefoot! (sorry for the delay in confirming :( )

Thanks. (Nice smilie. :) )

Gimli, to Legolas, in The Last Debate?

Yep.

Thanks, Firefoot!
 

"The upclimbing is painful, and from high places it is easy to fall low"
Sador says to Túrin concerning the striving of the Edain after the Elves.

Correct!
 

Yours again. :)

Thank you, Nil! :)

Núneth, to Erendis.

Sorry, exact circumstances slipped my mind. :o

right!
 

It was when Aldarion stayed with them, but he was restless and did not speak of the wedding. Erendis, though troubled by his behaviour, said nothing. That's when Nuneth said this (I don't know if to Erendis or to herself...)

Here's an easy one.
 

Gandalf to the hobbits at the Grey Havens.

Was there ever any doubt?
 

Your turn. :smokin:

Thanks.

Aragorn, to Arwen.
 

On why he hasn't seen her before in Rivendell.

Of course. :cool:

Thanks!
 

Sam to himself?

No, wasn't that Merry's counsel to the other Hobbits before they went to join the company in the Prancing Pony ? (He himself went for a walk..)

Guinevere has it!
 

Take the thread. :)

Thanks, Nil :)

Voronwë to Elemmakil.

Indeed, that's him. :)

Thanks.

I'll have it.
 

Fëanor, to the Valar in Máhanaxar.