Olga Brileva. On the other side of dawn (№ 378126)

Gili could not explain, though clearly aware of the difference between Barad-Ately and Amun-Hiring if Aiminal not say that it's all too nagorskoe. And when Aminel said, Gili immediately understood what he meant: in man-made objects and the manner of communication had not that guileless simplicity which distinguishes the Sindar and all sindorskoe. If the Sindar wanted, for example, to make a simple rug, they wove it simple: coarse thread, stripe. If they wanted to make a luxurious rug, they wove a tapestry with unprecedented picture of all the colors of earth and sky. If the Noldor wanted to make a luxury carpet, they did it luxuriously simple: it was made of very fine black hair so that it sank ankle-foot, and decorated some of the only white curlicues. The local product was as the crown of Lord Maedhros: a simple and modest silver decorated with stones, and precious-it is not considered, but trimmed these stones so that the breath stops. And so in everything, even in how the castle looked from the outside. Here modesty was too much pride.