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 | | These are evidently based on the traditions of Men, living in shorelands and familiar rivers running into the Sea. |
 | | This one actually mentions the seven rivers (Lefnui, Morthond-Kiril-Ringló, Gilraen-Sernui, and Anduin) that flowed into the Sea in the South Kingdom, and uses the Gondorian name, of High-elvish form, Fíriel, mortal woman (the name was born by a princess of Gondor, through whom Aragorn claimed descent from the Southern line. |
 | | It was also the name of a daughter of Elanor, daughter of Sam, but her name, if connected with the rhyme, must have derived from it; it could not have arisen in Westmarch). |
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