The Barrow-downs

the low hills of the tombs of the dead, haunted by the Barrow-wights

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The Hills

The Barrow-downs were low, green, rounded hills, once the burial-ground of the ancient kings of the North-kingdom, where under the turf lay the gold and the swords of long-dead lords — swords wrought for the defeat of Angmar’s people.

The Dream

There Frodo’s companions were taken by the Barrow-wight and laid in the barrow of the fallen, until the voice of Tom Bombadil called out and shattered the spell; the weapons the hobbits took from the tomb — the blades of the Westernesse — were thereafter (as the Wight said) for the hurting of the Witch-king.

Wights

The cold wraiths of those ancient dead, roused by the shadow of Angmar, guarded their chambers and their treasure with ancient songs.

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