The Roots of the Mountains Wherein Is Told Somewhat of the Lives of the Men of Burgdale, Their Friends, Their Neighbours, Their Foemen, and Their Fellows in Arms #270868

Folk-might spealleth with the Bride; Of the Folk-mote of the Dalesmen, the Shepherd-Folk, and the Woodland Carles: the Banner of the Wolf displayed; Of the Great Folk-mote: Atonements given, and Men made sackless; Of the Great Folk-mote: Men take rede of the Warfaring, the Fellowship, and the War-leader. Folk-might telleth whence his People came. The Folk-mote sundered; Of the Hosting in Shadowy Vale; The Host departeth from Shadowy Vale: the first Day's journey; The Host cometh to the edges of Silver-dale; Face-of-god looketh on Silver-dale: the Bowmen's battle; Of the Onslaught of the Men of the Steer, the Bridge, and the Bull; Of Face-of-god's Onslaught; Men meet in the Market of Silver-stead; The Kindreds win the Mote-house; Men sing in the Mote-house; Dallach fareth to Rose-dale: Crow telleth of his Errand: the Kindreds eat their meat in Silver-dale; Folk-might seeth the Bride and speaketh with her; The Dead borne to bale: the Mote-house re-hallowed; Of the new Beginning of good Days in Silver-dale; Of the Word which Hall-ward of the Steer had for Folk-might; Tidings of Dallach: a Folk-mote in Silver-dale; Departure from Silver-dale; Talk upon the Wild-wood Way; How the Host came home again; How the Maiden Ward was held in Burgdale; The Behest of Face-of-god to the Bride accomplished: a Mote-stead appointed for the three Folks, to wit, the Men of Burgdale, the Shepherds, and the Children of the Wolf