Ah, that's Alf to Smith, when he comes back from Faery after the meeting with the Queen.
"Are you going my way, Starbrow?"

precisely :)

you serve

Thank you :)

Tidwald to Torhthelm:

good advice, for one as sleepy as I'm now

*H-I yawns politely covering his mouth with enormous peacock-feather fan...

:D Correct, of course, Heren Istarion. Please proceed.

Now we move on
 

:)

That was Chrysophylax to Giles, in Farmer Giles of Ham.

spot on! proceed :)

thanks!

That might be Tídwald ...

Thorhthelm: Then listen Tída! There are low voices, moans and mutterings, and mumbled laughter. They are moving hither.
Tídwald: Yes, I mark it now, I can hear something.

Good answer. You may proceed, MyLady! ;)

Thank you Mariska!

That was the King, speaking to his men-at-arms after Farmer Giles of Ham demanded his crown. (And the answer to his question was Chrysophylax...)

Yes, exactly! :)

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Try this one:

That was Tom Bombadil to Old Man Willow, when he had captured Tom:

"You let me out again, Old Man Willow!
I am stiff lying here; there no sort of pillow,..."

I'm sure the hobbits would agree with Tom that it was an uncomfortable bed! Right you are, Mariska - go ahead!

I'm sure they would agree on that!

Next one:

That's Torhthelm speaking to Tídwald in The Homecoming of Beorhtnoth Beorhthelm's Son:

Exactly! :)

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Not on this thread though! ;)

First Voice (Justice) to Second Voice (Mercy) in Leaf By Niggle, as the debate concerning Niggle's further fate was concluded.

Excellent, Heren! Nice to have you back on this thread, which has been sleeping rather soundly lately... You're next!

Since the work performed is evaluated as 'excellent', I now request that you:

;)

That has to be the Corrigan, in The Lay of Aotrou and Itroun - I don't remember any other mentions of a fee in a minor work.

Indeed, that was Corrigan. And that was real fast! Take it away :)

OK, taking it away then:

Sounds a bit like Moon Rover to Roverandom concerning 'getting outta this cave' issue, as they strayed into White Dragon's lair. Can't bet on it though - no books handy at the moment :)

Right book, wrong speaker, wrong location...

Finally - that was Mr Artaxerxes, in answer to Roverandom's plea to turn him (Roverandom) back to normal, for he (Artaxerxes) was too busy collecting his stuff and things - being just cast from the PAM office :). The back-turning procedure thus was postponed till they 'got away from this' - i.e. the sea.

Bingo, HI! Your turn next!

next one:

some clue
 

him was sworn into bringing ransom to we

After more than enough time...

The villagers in Farmer Giles of Ham, speaking of the dragon Chrysophylax.

Yes, of course :)

Here's a new one, or something similar...

Nokes to Prentice, when the latter was showing him the Star returned to the box it came from

Correct, HI - go ahead with another!

next one:

That sounds like Psamathos Psamathides, from Roverandom, though I haven't looked it up yet.