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Sprouts."
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,
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, I
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They had a good time eating the Every Flavor Beans.
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I
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I just
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Harry got toast,
coconut, baked bean, strawberry, curry, grass, coffee, sardine, and was
even brave enough to nibble the end off a funny gray one Ron wouldn't
touch, which turned out to be pepper.
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just
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just thought
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The countryside now flying past the window was becoming wilder.
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thought
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thought ...
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The neat
fields had gone.
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...
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... maybe
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Now there were woods, twisting rivers, and dark green
hills.
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maybe
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maybe ...
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There was a knock on the door of their compartment and the round-faced
boy Harry had passed on platform nine and threequarters came in.
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...
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... it
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He
looked tearful.
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it
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it was
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"Sorry," he said, "but have you seen a toad at all?"
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was
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was something
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When they shook their heads, he wailed, "I've lost him!
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something
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something to
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He keeps getting
away from me!"
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to
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to do
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"He'll turn up," said Harry.
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do
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do with
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"Yes," said the boy miserably.
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with
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with ...
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"Well, if you see him..."
He left.
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...
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... you
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"Don't know why he's so bothered," said Ron.
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you
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you know
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"If I'd brought a toad I'd
lose it as quick as I could.
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know
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know ...
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Mind you, I brought Scabbers, so I can't
talk."
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...
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... her
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The rat was still snoozing on Ron's lap.
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her
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her crowd
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"He might have died and you wouldn't know the difference," said Ron in
disgust.
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crowd
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crowd .
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"I tried to turn him yellow yesterday to make him more
interesting, but the spell didn't work.
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.
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. ''
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I'll show you, look..."
He rummaged around in his trunk and pulled out a very battered-looking
wand.
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''
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'' Mrs.
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It was chipped in places and something white was glinting at the
end.
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Dursley
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"Unicorn hair's nearly poking out.
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Dursley
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Dursley sipped
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Anyway
He had just raised his 'wand when the compartment door slid open again.
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sipped
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sipped her
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The toadless boy was back, but this time he had a girl with him.
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her
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her tea
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She was
already wearing her new Hogwarts robes.
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tea
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tea through
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"Has anyone seen a toad?
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through
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through pursed
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Neville's lost one," she said.
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pursed
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pursed lips
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She had a bossy
sort of voice, lots of bushy brown hair, and rather large front teeth.
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lips
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lips .
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"We've already told him we haven't seen it," said Ron, but the girl
wasn't listening, she was looking at the wand in his hand.
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.
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. Mr.
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"Oh, are you doing magic?
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Mr.
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Mr. Dursley
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Let's see it, then."
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Dursley
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Dursley wondered
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She sat down.
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wondered
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wondered whether
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Ron looked taken aback.
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whether
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whether he
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"Er -- all right."
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he
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he dared
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He cleared his throat.
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dared
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dared tell
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"Sunshine, daisies, butter mellow, Turn this stupid, fat rat yellow."
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tell
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tell her
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He waved his wand, but nothing happened.
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her
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her he
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Scabbers stayed gray and fast
asleep.
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he
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he 'd
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"Are you sure that's a real spell?"
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'd
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'd heard
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said the girl.
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heard
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heard the
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"Well, it's not very
good, is it?
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the
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the name
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I've tried a few simple spells just for practice and it's
all worked for me.
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name
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name ``
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Nobody in my family's magic at all, it was ever such
a surprise when I got my letter, but I was ever so pleased, of course, I
mean, it's the very best school of witchcraft there is, I've heard --
I've learned all our course books by heart, of course, I just hope it
will be enough -- I'm Hermione Granger, by the way, who are you.
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``
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`` Potter
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She said all this very fast.
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Potter
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Potter .
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Harry looked at Ron, and was relieved to see by his stunned face that he
hadn't learned all the course books by heart either.
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.
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. ''
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"I'm Ron Weasley," Ron muttered.
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''
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'' He
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"Harry Potter," said Harry.
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He
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He decided
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"Are you really?"
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decided
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decided he
|
said Hermione.
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he
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he did
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"I know all about you, of course -- I
got a few extra books.
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did
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did n't
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for background reading, and you're in Modern
Magical History and The Rise and Fall of the Dark Arts and Great
Wizarding Events of the Twentieth Century.
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n't
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n't dare
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"Am I?"
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dare
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dare .
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said Harry, feeling dazed.
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.
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. Instead
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"Goodness, didn't you know, I'd have found out everything I could if it
was me," said Hermione.
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Instead
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Instead he
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"Do either of you know what house you'll be in?
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he
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he said
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I've been asking around, and I hope I'm in Gryffindor, it sounds by far
the best; I hear Dumbledore himself was in it, but I suppose Ravenclaw
wouldn't be too bad....
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said
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said ,
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Anyway, we'd better go and look for Neville's
toad.
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,
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, as
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You two had better change, you know, I expect we'll be there
soon."
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as
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as casually
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And she left, taking the toadless boy with her.
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casually
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casually as
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"Whatever house I'm in, I hope she's not in it," said Ron.
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as
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as he
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He threw his
wand back into his trunk.
|
he
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he could
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"Stupid spell -- George gave it to me, bet he
knew it was a dud."
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could
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could ,
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"What house are your brothers in?"
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,
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, ``
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asked Harry.
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``
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`` Their
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"Gryffindor," said Ron.
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Their
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Their son
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Gloom seemed to be settling on him again.
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son
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son --
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"Mom
and Dad were in it, too.
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--
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-- he
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I don't know what they'll say if I'm not.
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he
|
he 'd
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I
don't suppose Ravenclaw would be too bad, but imagine if they put me in
Slytherin."
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'd
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'd be
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"That's the house Vol-, I mean, You-Know-Who was in?"
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be
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be about
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"Yeah," said Ron.
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about
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about Dudley
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He flopped back into his seat, looking depressed.
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Dudley
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Dudley 's
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"You know, I think the ends of Scabbers' whiskers are a bit lighter,"
said Harry, trying to take Ron's mind off houses.
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's
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's age
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"So what do your
oldest brothers do now that they've left, anyway?"
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age
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age now
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Harry was wondering what a wizard did once he'd finished school.
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now
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now ,
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"Charlie's in Romania studying dragons, and Bill's in Africa doing
something for Gringotts," said Ron.
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,
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, would
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"Did you hear about
Gringotts?
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would
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would n't
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It's been all over the Daily Prophet, but I don't suppose you
get that with the Muggles -- someone tried to rob a high security
vault."
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n't
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n't he
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Harry stared.
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he
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he ?
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"Really?
|
?
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? ''
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What happened to them?"
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''
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'' ``
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"Nothing, that's why it's such big news.
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``
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`` I
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They haven't been caught.
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I
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I suppose
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My
dad says it must've been a powerful Dark wizard to get round Gringotts,
but they don't think they took anything, that's what's odd.
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suppose
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suppose so
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'Course,
everyone gets scared when something like this happens in case
You-Know-Who's behind it."
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so
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so ,
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Harry turned this news over in his mind.
|
,
|
, ''
|
He was starting to get a
prickle of fear every time You- Know-Who was mentioned.
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''
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'' said
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He supposed this
was all part of entering the magical world, but it had been a lot more
comfortable saying "Voldemort" without worrying.
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said
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said Mrs.
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"What's your Quidditch team?"
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Dursley
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Ron asked.
|
Dursley
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Dursley stiffly
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"Er -- I don't know any," Harry confessed.
|
stiffly
|
stiffly .
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"What!"
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.
|
. ``
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Ron looked dumbfounded.
|
``
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`` What
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"Oh, you wait, it's the best game in the
world --" And he was off, explaining all about the four balls and the
positions of the seven players, describing famous games he'd been to
with his brothers and the broomstick he'd like to get if he had the
money.
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What
|
What 's
|
He was just taking Harry through the finer points of the game
when the compartment door slid open yet again, but it wasn't Neville the
toadless boy, or Hermione Granger this time.
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's
|
's his
|
Three boys entered, and Harry recognized the middle one at once: it was
the pale boy from Madam Malkin's robe shop.
|
his
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his name
|
He was looking at Harry with
a lot more interest than he'd shown back in Diagon Alley.
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name
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name again
|
"Is it true?"
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again
|
again ?
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he said.
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?
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? Howard
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