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But lo! Ecthelion, whose face was of the pallor of grey steel and whose shield-arm hung limp at his side, strode above; and that Gnome drive at the demon, yet did not give him his death, getting rather a wound to his sword-arm that his weapon left his grasp. Then leapt Ecthelion lord of the Fountain, fairest of the Noldor, full at Gothmog even as he raised his whip, and his helm that had a spike upon it he drave into that evil breast.

J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fall of Gondolin

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But lo! Ecthelion, whose face was of the pallor of grey steel and whose shield-arm hung limp at his side, strode above; and that Gnome drive at the demon, yet did not give him his death, getting rather a wound to his sword-arm that his weapon left his grasp. Then leapt Ecthelion lord of the Fountain, fairest of the Noldor, full at Gothmog even as he raised his whip, and his helm that had a spike upon it he drave into that evil breast.

J. R. R. Tolkien, The Fall of Gondolin