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must be light enough for the highest and slenderest branches to bear
him. Poor Mr. Baggins had never had much practice in climbing trees, but
they hoisted him up into the lowest branches of an enormous oak that
grew right out into the path, and up he had to go as best he could. He
pushed his way through the tangled twigs with many a slap in the eye; he
was greened and grimed from the old bark of the greater boughs; more