- "A pang of fear and loss, like an echo of Gollum's misery, smote Bilbo, and forgetting even to draw his sword he struck his hands into his pockets. And there was the ring still, in his left pocket, and it  slipped on his finger. The goblins stopped short. They could not see a sign of him. He had vanished.  They yelled twice as loud as before, but not so delightedly.   “Where is it?” they cried.   “Go back up the passage!” some shouted.   “This way!” some yelled. “That way!” others yelled. “Look out for the door,” bellowed the captain.  Whistles blew, armour clashed, swords rattled, goblins cursed and swore and ran hither and thither, falling over one another and getting very angry. There was a terrible outcry, to-do, and disturbance." The Hobbit, Chapter 5 ("Riddles in the Dark"), pg. 81-82