These are hard to come up with... much harder than the opposite quotes.

At any rate, that is correct.

OK, I have tried to compose a new one...

And a good try it seems, Guinevere. How about a hint?

It's in TTT. And the sentence ends with: "... 'tis said."

I actually found this a long time ago, and then forgot about the thread... :rolleyes: Faramir talking to Frodo about Lothlorien.

correct, as usual, Firefoot! :)

Sorry for the delay.

"But why not kill them quick, kill them now? They're a cursed nuisance and we're in a hurry. Evening is coming on and we ought to get a move on."

An orc says so in "The Uruk Hai"

Right-o!

Ok thanks.

"should it be imperative for you to leave, allow me to go after you on horseback. Because I am tired of hiding among the slopes and desire to charge forward into danger and war."

"If you must go, then let me ride in your following. For I am weary of skulking in the hills, and wish to face peril and battle."

Eowyn said that to Aragorn in "The Passing of the Grey Company".

Yes, that's it.

Thank you.
 

"Always my ventricles pulse as we come close to the great hills. There is favorable stone here. This place has strong structure."

TTT; Book 3; Chapter 7; Helm's Deep
 

"Ever my heart rises as we draw near the mountains. There is good rock here. This country has tough bones." - Gimli to Legolas, just prior to their friendly competition.

Abso-bally-lutely.

Righto -
 

"Yet you and I know the veracity of this, that thy dwelling is not in this place."

10 days rule...

"Because you are not lowly in your bearing, White Rider - and such a quality that you have is not without proper cause, for you posess both a keen intelect and a clear and farsighted visage."

If that is not wholly correct in terms of grammar, my apologies. Still, the meaning, I think, is clear.

Saruman to Gandalf.

That's right, well done, Firefoot!

I don't know why nobody tried to solve Rimbaud's quote (post #96) ?
I think it must be from the Akallabêth, the messengers of Manwë speaking to the Númenoreans:
" But this we hold to be true, that your home is not here, neither in the land of Aman nor anywhere within the Circles of the World."

Well, I guess it's my turn at this (though Guinevere solved the harder quote, I think...)

Frodo to Boromir in front of the gates of Moria:

Indeed. Please proceed. :)

*Bump* Evisse?

sorry :)
 

"Should my ears be subjected once more to the phrase 'it is not permitted', I shall be driven into fury."

"If I hear not allowed much oftener," said Sam, "I'm going to get angry."

That would be a quote from Sam, RotK, "The Scouring of the Shire"

Indeedy-o! :)

Alrighty-o!
 

"And your rough, noisy breathing would vivify a rock drake - yet we acknowledge you"

That's the Elves of Rivendell talking to Bilbo when they woke him up in the middle of the night with their singing. I don't have TH with me though, so I can't find the exact quote.