• 01.068 or behind the clock on the mantelpiece,
• 02.005 you have never dusted the mantelpiece!”
• 02.007 “If you had dusted the mantelpiece,
• 16.026 under the clock on his mantelpiece
• 19.039 His sword he hung over the mantelpiece.

• 11.013 there were fewer signs of the dragon’s marauding feet,
• 14.006 As like as not it is the marauding fire of the Dragon,

• 12.099 in my marrow.

• 07.100 but shrill and harsh across the marsh
• 07.130 and led to impassable marshes
• 07.151 and see the Long Marshes lying below you,
• 08.132 into the marshes at the feet of the high wooded lands.
• 09.053 Past the marsh’s waving weeds,
• 10.002 in marshes
• 10.002 and looked across the marshes to the forest.
• 10.003 The marshes
• 14.015 more than a fly from the marshes.
• 14.025 in tattered shreds over the marshes before Mirkwood.
• 18.024 they hunted into the marshes about the Forest River;

• 01.049 to keep friends waiting on the mat,
• 01.050 at falling flat on Bilbo’s mat
• 01.065 Leave the bones on the bedroom mat!
• 01.095 and puffing on the mat,
• 01.096 As for little fellow bobbing on the mat
• 08.002 and matted twigs beneath,
• 19.035 not even wiping their feet on the mat,

• 07.106 For him there was a little mattress of straw

• 01.002 and meadows beyond,
• 19.032 Look at last on meadows green

• 13.033 The dark hall was filled with a melody
• 15.039 The melody of harps they wrung.

Breaking the fourth wall…

• 19.041 in his study writing his memoirs –

• 01.123 not even mend a little loose scale of their armour.
• 03.034 Their clothes were mended as well as their bruises,
• 06.098 That can perhaps be mended,’