now many a tale of these did galweg make beside his hearth and turin was often at his board , and the heart of failivrin became moved at the sight of him , and wondered often at his gloom and sadness , pondering what sorrow lay locked in his breast , for turin went not gaily being weighted with the death of , beleg that he felt upon his head , and he suffered not his heart to be moved , although he was glad of her sweetness ; but he deemed himself an outlawed man and one burdened with a heavy doom of ill .