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I never saw his face, he kept his hood up."
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``
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`` I
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Harry sank down next to the bowl of peas.
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I
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I shall
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"What did you talk to him
about, Hagrid?
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shall
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shall see
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Did you mention Hogwarts at all?"
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see
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see you
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"Mighta come up," said Hagrid, frowning as he tried to remember.
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you
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you soon
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"Yeah... he asked what I did, an' I told him I was gamekeeper here....
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soon
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soon ,
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He asked a bit about the sorta creatures I took after... so I told
him... an' I said what I'd always really wanted was a dragon... an'
then...
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,
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, I
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I can' remember too well, 'cause he kept buyin' me drinks....
Let's see... yeah, then he said he had the dragon egg an' we could play
cards fer it if I wanted... but he had ter be sure I could handle it, he
didn' want it ter go ter any old home....
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I
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I expect
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So I told him, after Fluffy, a
dragon would be easy..."
"And did he -- did he seem interested in Fluffy?"
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expect
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expect ,
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Harry asked, try ing
to keep his voice calm.
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,
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, Professor
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"Well -- yeah -- how many three-headed dogs d'yeh meet, even around
Hogwarts?
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Professor
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Professor McGonagall
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So I told him, Fluffy's a piece o' cake if yeh know how to
calm him down, jus' play him a bit o' music an' he'll go straight off
ter sleep --"
Hagrid suddenly looked horrified.
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McGonagall
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McGonagall ,
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"I shouldn'ta told yeh that!"
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,
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, ''
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he blurted out.
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''
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'' said
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"Forget I said it!
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said
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said Dumbledore
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Hey --
where're yeh goin'?"
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Dumbledore
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Dumbledore ,
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione didn't speak to each other at all until they
came to a halt in the entrance hall, which seemed very cold and gloomy
after the grounds.
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,
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, nodding
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"We've got to go to Dumbledore," said Harry.
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nodding
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nodding to
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"Hagrid told that stranger
how to get past Fluffy, and it was either Snape or Voldemort under that
cloak -- it must've been easy, once he'd got Hagrid drunk.
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to
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to her
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I just hope
Dumbledore believes us.
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her
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her .
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Firenze might back us up if Bane doesn't stop
him.
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.
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. Professor
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Where's Dumbledore's office?"
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Professor
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Professor McGonagall
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They looked around, as if hoping to see a sign pointing them in the
right direction.
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McGonagall
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McGonagall blew
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They had never been told where Dumbledore lived, nor
did they know anyone who had been sent to see him.
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blew
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blew her
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"We'll just have to --" Harry began, but a voice suddenly rang across
the hall.
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her
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her nose
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"What are you three doing inside?"
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nose
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nose in
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It was Professor McGonagall, carrying a large pile of books.
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in
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in reply
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"We want to see Professor Dumbledore," said Hermione, rather bravely,
Harry and Ron thought.
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reply
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reply .
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"See Professor Dumbledore?"
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.
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. Dumbledore
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Professor McGonagall repeated, as though
this was a very fishy thing to want to do.
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Dumbledore
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Dumbledore turned
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"Why?"
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turned
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turned and
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Harry swallowed -- now what?
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and
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and walked
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"It's sort of secret," he said, but he wished at once he hadn't, because
Professor McGonagall's nostrils flared.
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walked
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walked back
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"Professor Dumbledore left ten minutes ago," she said coldly.
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back
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back down
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"He
received an urgent owl from the Ministry of Magic and flew off for
London at once."
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down
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down the
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"He's gone?"
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the
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the street
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said Harry frantically.
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street
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street .
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"Now?"
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.
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. On
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"Professor Dumbledore is a very great wizard, Potter, he has many
demands on his time --
"But this is important."
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On
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On the
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"Something you have to say is more important than the Ministry of Magic,
Potter.
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the
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the corner
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"Look," said Harry, throwing caution to the winds, "Professor -- it's
about the Sorcerer's tone --"
Whatever Professor McGonagall had expected, it wasn't that.
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corner
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corner he
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The books
she was carrying tumbled out of her arms, but she didn't pick them up.
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he
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he stopped
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"How do you know --?"
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stopped
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stopped and
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she spluttered.
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and
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and took
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"Professor, I think -- I know -- that Sn- that someone's going to try
and steal the Stone.
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took
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took out
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I've got to talk to Professor Dumbledore."
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out
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out the
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She eyed him with a mixture of shock and suspicion.
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the
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the silver
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"Professor Dumbledore will be back tomorrow," she said finally.
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silver
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silver Put-Outer
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I don't
know how you found out about the Stone, but rest assured, no one can
possibly steal it, it's too well protected."
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Put-Outer
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Put-Outer .
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"But Professor --"
"Potter, I know what I'm talking about," she said shortly.
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.
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. He
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She bent down
and gathered up the fallen books.
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He
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He clicked
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I suggest you all go back outside and
enjoy the sunshine."
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clicked
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clicked it
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But they didn't.
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it
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it once
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"It's tonight," said Harry, once he was sure Professor McGonagall was
out of earshot.
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once
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once ,
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"Snape's going through the trapdoor tonight.
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,
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, and
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He's found
out everything he needs, and now he's got Dumbledore out of the way.
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and
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and twelve
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He
sent that note, I bet the Ministry of Magic will get a real shock when
Dumbledore turns up."
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twelve
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twelve balls
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"But what can we --"
Hermione gasped.
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balls
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balls of
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Harry and Ron wheeled round.
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of
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of light
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Snape was standing there.
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light
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light sped
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"Good afternoon," he said smoothly.
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sped
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sped back
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They stared at him.
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back
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back to
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"You shouldn't be inside on a day like this," he said, with an odd,
twisted smile.
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to
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to their
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"We were --" Harry began, without any idea what he was going to say.
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their
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their street
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"You want to be more careful," said Snape.
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street
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street lamps
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"Hanging around
like this, people will think you're up to something.
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lamps
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lamps so
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And Gryffindor
really can't afford to lose any more points, can it?"
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so
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so that
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Harry flushed.
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that
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that Privet
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They turned to go outside, but Snape called them back.
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Privet
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Privet Drive
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"Be warned, Potter -- any more nighttime wanderings and I will
personally make sure you are expelled.
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Drive
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Drive glowed
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Good day to you."
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glowed
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glowed suddenly
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He strode off in the direction of the staffroom.
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suddenly
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suddenly orange
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Out on the stone steps, Harry turned to the others.
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orange
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orange and
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"Right, here's what we've got to do," he whispered urgently.
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and
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and he
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"One of us
has got to keep an eye on Snape -- wait outside the staff room and
follow him if he leaves it.
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he
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he could
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Hermione, you'd better do that."
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could
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could make
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"Why me?"
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make
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make out
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"It's obvious," said Ron.
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out
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out a
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"You can pretend to be waiting for Professor
Flitwick, you know."
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a
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a tabby
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He put on a high voice, "'Oh Professor Flitwick,
I'm so worried, I think I got question fourteen b wrong....'"
"Oh, shut up," said Hermione, but she agreed to go and watch out for
Snape.
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tabby
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tabby cat
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"And we'd better stay outside the third-floor corridor," Harry told Ron.
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cat
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cat slinking
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"Come on."
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slinking
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slinking around
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But that part of the plan didn't work.
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around
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around the
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No sooner had they reached the
door separating Fluffy from the rest of the school than Professor
McGonagall turned up again and this time, she lost her temper.
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the
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the corner
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"I suppose you think you're harder to get past than a pack of
enchantments!"
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corner
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corner at
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she stormed.
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at
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at the
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"Enough of this nonsense!
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the
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the other
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If I hear you 've
come anywhere near here again, I'll take another fifty points from
Gryffindor!
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other
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other end
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Yes, Weasley, from my own house!"
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end
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end of
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Harry and Ron went back to
the common room, Harry had just said, "At least Hermione's on Snape's
tail," when the portrait of the Fat Lady swung open and Hermione came
in.
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of
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of the
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"I'm sorry, Harry!"
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the
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the street
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she wailed.
|
street
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street .
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"Snape came out and asked me what I was
doing, so I said I was waiting for Flitwick, and Snape went to get him,
and I've only just got away, I don't know where Snape went."
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.
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. He
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"Well, that's it then, isn't it?"
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He
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He could
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Harry said.
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could
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could just
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The other two stared at him.
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just
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just see
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He was pale and his eyes were glittering.
|
see
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see the
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"I'm going out of here tonight and I'm going to try and get to the Stone
first."
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the
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the bundle
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"You're mad!"
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bundle
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bundle of
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said Ron.
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of
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of blankets
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