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   From: mstemper@walkabout.empros.com   
      
   In article , Sandman   
    writes:   
   >In article , Paul S. Person   
    wrote:   
      
   >> >There is nothing that suggests that he did meet a Nazgul. In fact - as   
   >> >far as I can remember - there is nothing that suggests that Gandalf   
   >> >has met one either. Both would both know *about* them and be able to   
   >> >identify them when near (much like how Gandalf identifes, or senses,   
   >> >the Balrog in Moria).   
   >>   
   >> Before Gandalf met them on Weathertop, of course, you are correct --   
   >> there is no indication that he had met any of them before that.   
   >   
   >Gandalfs meets them at weathertop? What am I missing here?   
      
   When Aragorn and the hobbits arrived at Weathertop, one of them found   
   a hastily-scratched "G3", which Aragorn decided meant "Gandalf was here   
   on the third of October". His interpretation was correct, as we later   
   find out, and Gandalf met some Ring-wraiths at that time.   
      
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