Tolkien Gateway  Lay of Leithian Canto XI  Beren and Lúthien
approach Angband by Ted Nasmith (Note: this does not conform
exactly to the description in the Canto) Lay of Leithian cantos
1. Canto I   2. Canto II   3. Canto III   4. Canto IV   5. Canto
V   6. Canto VI   7. Canto VII   8. Canto VIII   9. Canto IX
10. Canto X   11. Canto XI   12. Canto XII   13. Canto XIII
14. Canto XIV  This Canto starts with a description of Dor-na-
Fauglith ("Land under Choking Ash"), but changes its name to
"Land of Thirst". Beren gazes across the plain and sees afar
Thangorodrim. He gives Curufin's horse leave to depart; the last
horse to stand upon that plain. Then he sings his Song of
Farewell, "grim-hearted, bitter, fierce and fey." But as he ends
and begins to stride down toward death, Lúthien Tinúviel comes.
Beren wonders and asks where Huan is, but Lúthien knows not.
Finally Huan comes, and brings forth two bodies and lays them at
their feet: that of wolf Draugluin, and that of a vampire
Thuringwethil. Beren asks