• 08.048 A woodland king was there with a crown of leaves,
• 08.057 in the woodland feast;
• 08.071 sat a woodland king with a crown of leaves upon his golden hair,
• 09.005 in the spring he wore a crown of woodland flowers.
• 15.033 and they caught faintly the fragrance of woodland flowers

I am intrigued that the word is not “woodsmen”, nor is it found anywhere but Chapter 6.

• 06.063 not only because of the brave woodmen
• 06.063 They thought they were friends of the woodmen,
• 06.071 They thought a battle with the woodmen was going on;

• 01.001 filled with the ends of worms
• 01.097 and fight the wild Were-worms
• 01.123 and wicked worm called Smaug.
• 12.040 Every worm has his weak spot,’
• 12.089 in the old Worm’s diamond waistcoat.’
• 13.010 you worm!’
• 15.036 His foe is dead, the Worm of Dread,
• 15.042 The Worm of Dread is slain

• 05.011 wriggling
• 05.073 and wriggled
• 08.105 Wriggling along the branch

• 15.039 The melody of harps they wrung.

yes

• 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
• 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
• 05.059 yess,

trick

• 05.115 but it’s tricksy.
• 05.117 and tricksy

Question

• 05.059 It’s got to ask uss a quesstion,

precious

• 05.015 and splash us, my precioussss!
• 05.018 my preciouss?’
• 05.022 my preciousss.
• 05.028 my preciouss!
• 05.028 my preciousss.
• 05.032 my preciousss;
• 05.036 Sss, sss, my preciouss,
• 05.043 my preciouss – ss – ss.’
• 05.048 my preciousss?
• 05.059 my preciouss, yes, yess, yesss.
• 05.066 my preciouss,

pocket

• 05.064 in its nassty little pocketses?’
• 05.080 in its pocketses, eh?
• 05.097 in its pocketses?
• 05.101 in its pocketses?
• 05.105 in its pocketses?
• 05.109 in its pocketses?
• 05.113 in its pocketses;
• 05.114 in its pocketses.
• 05.115 in its pocketses.