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• "Farmer Giles of Ham " 201 pages
• The terrified neighbours all expect the accidental hero Farmer Giles to deal with him.
• Farmer Giles learns that he can be bullied, but is smart enough not to push him to desperation.
• This may be a reference to Rupert'Ripper'Giles ( Farmer Giles'son is called Rupert ).
• Baynes had greatly impressed Tolkien with her illustrations for his " Farmer Giles of Ham " ( 1949 ).
• It is sometimes published in an omnibus edition with " Farmer Giles of Ham ", another Tolkien novella with illustrations by Pauline Baynes.
• Further, Tolkien calls a fire-breathing dragon in the non-Middle-earth story " Farmer Giles of Ham " a " hot " one.
• Frithuwald's Surrey has been suggested as a basis for the Little Kingdom in J . R . R . Tolkien's " Farmer Giles of Ham ".
• Finally, a pie factory was constructed, called " Farmer Giles "; the site is now used for an elderly residential home called " Giles Gate ".
• Finally, just beyond the home of the dreaded Price-Ridley ( as she is known by other villagers ) was a small stream, leading to the fields of Farmer Giles.
• Rev . Parris runs back into the bedroom and various villagers arrive : the wealthy and influential Ann Putnam, respected local woman Rebecca Nurse, and the Putnam's neighbor, farmer Giles Corey.
• In addition, in " Farmer Giles of Ham ", the protagonist is given and wields a magic sword named Caudimordax which, in the story, is translated to mean " Tailbiter ".
• "Farmer Giles of Ham " and unpublished illustrations of " Mr . Bliss " to Marquette for dlrs 4, 700 _ about what an autographed first printing costs today, Rateliff said.
• However, the Second World War took its toll on the village, and soon after the war Farmer Giles's fields were bought and tarmacked over; and a new housing estate was built upon it.
• It has been suggested that the Middle Kingdom in J . R . R . Tolkien's " Farmer Giles of Ham " is based on Mercia, and indeed the story is dominated by a dragon.
• "Farmer Giles of Ham " ( 1937 ) by J . R . R . Tolkien is stated ( despite anachronisms like blunderbusses ) by the author to take place " after the time of King Cole, but before king Arthur ".
• Tolkien demanded that the creator of these drawings be set to work illustrating " Farmer Giles of Ham " and was delighted with the subsequent results, declaring that Pauline Baynes had " reduced my text to a commentary on her drawings ".
• It compiles material previously published as three separate shorter books ( " Tree and Leaf ", " Farmer Giles of Ham ", and " The Adventures of Tom Bombadil " ) together with one additional piece and introductory material.
• Besides the trilogy's manuscript, Marquette also has the original manuscript for Tolkien's " The Hobbit " plus his hand-drawn book, " Mr . Bliss, " and the novella " Farmer Giles of Ham ."
• Personally known to him were Pauline Baynes ( Tolkien's favourite illustrator of " The Adventures of Tom Bombadil " and " Farmer Giles of Ham " ) and Donald Swann ( who set the music to " The Road Goes Ever On " ).