A note on the naming of dwarves.
- 01.046 Dori, Nori, Ori,
- 01.070 Dori, Nori, and Ori brought out flutes
- 02.033 groaned Dori
- 02.075 and Dori and Nori and Ori all in a heap,
- 04.040 “Half a minute!” said Dori,
- 04.051 Quite suddenly Dori,
- 06.009 and drop him for, Dori?’
- 06.010 said Dori,
- 06.052 Dori, Nori, Ori, Oin,
- 06.054 said Nori to Dori looking down.
- 06.055 said Dori, ‘down tunnels
- 06.056 Dori!’ he called,
- 06.056 for Dori was lowest down
- 06.057 Dori was really a decent fellow
- 06.057 So Dori actually climbed out of the tree
- 06.058 Still Dori did not let Bilbo down.
- 06.060 in which Dori
- 06.083 He just managed to catch hold of Dori’s legs,
- 06.083 as Dori was borne off last of all;
- 06.085 clinging onto Dori’s ankles.
- 06.085 but Dori groaned ‘my poor legs,
- 06.088 He loosed Dori’s ankles with a gasp
- 06.089 No you don’t!’ he heard Dori answering,
- 06.092 The other seized Dori
- 07.051 and Dori came round the house
- 07.053 Dori at your service!’
- 08.016 Dori is the strongest,
- 08.024 After that Kili and Oin and Gloin and Dori;
- 08.060 when Dori, whose turn it was to watch first,
- 08.065 when Dori stumbled across him by sheer luck.
- 08.073 Dori, Nori Ori,
- 08.108 Bifur, Bofur, Dori and Nori.
- 10.015 Dori, Nori, Ori,
- 13.061 said Dori.
- 13.068 said Dori, who was always looking up towards the Mountain’s peak,
- 18.033 and Dori and Nori and Ori,
- 18.038 and farewell Dori, Nori, Ori,
