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They moved silently wherever he
sent them.
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there
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there had
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Harry's knees were trembling.
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had
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had been
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What if they lost?
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been
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been lots
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"Harry -- move diagonally four squares to the right."
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lots
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lots of
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Their first real shock came when their other knight was taken.
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of
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of pictures
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The white
queen smashed him to the floor and dragged him off the board, where he
lay quite still, facedown.
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pictures
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pictures of
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"Had to let that happen," said Ron, looking shaken.
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of
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of what
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"Leaves you free to
take that bishop, Hermione, go on."
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what
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what looked
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Every time one of their men was lost, the white pieces showed no mercy.
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looked
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looked like
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Soon there was a huddle of limp black players slumped along the wall.
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like
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like a
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Twice, Ron only just noticed in time that Harry and Hermione were in
danger.
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a
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a large
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He himself darted around the board, taking almost as many white
pieces as they had lost black ones.
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large
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large pink
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"We're nearly there," he muttered suddenly.
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pink
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pink beach
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"Let me think let me
think..."
The white queen turned her blank face toward him.
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beach
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beach ball
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"Yes..." said Ron softly, "It's the only way...
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ball
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ball wearing
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I've got to be taken."
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wearing
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wearing different-colored
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"NOF Harry and Hermione shouted.
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different-colored
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different-colored bonnets
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"That's chess!"
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bonnets
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bonnets --
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snapped Ron.
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--
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-- but
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"You've got to make some sacrifices!
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but
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but Dudley
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I take
one step forward and she'll take me -- that leaves you free to checkmate
the king, Harry!"
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Dudley
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Dudley Dursley
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"But --"
"Do you want to stop Snape or not?"
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Dursley
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Dursley was
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"Ron --"
"Look, if you don't hurry up, he'll already have the Stone!"
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was
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was no
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There was no alternative.
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no
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no longer
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"Ready?"
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longer
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longer a
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Ron called, his face pale but determined.
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a
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a baby
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"Here I go - now,
don't hang around once you've won."
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baby
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baby ,
|
He stepped forward, and the white queen pounced.
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,
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, and
|
She struck Ron hard
across the head with her stone arm, and he crashed to the floor -
Hermione screamed but stayed on her square - the white queen dragged Ron
to one side.
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and
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and now
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He looked as if he'd been knocked out.
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now
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now the
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Shaking, Harry moved three spaces to the left.
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the
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the photographs
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The white king took off his crown and threw it at Harry's feet.
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photographs
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photographs showed
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They had
won.
|
showed
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showed a
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The chessmen parted and bowed, leaving the door ahead clear.
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a
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a large
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With
one last desperate look back at Ron, Harry and Hermione charged through
the door and up the next passageway.
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large
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large blond
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"What if he's --?"
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blond
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blond boy
|
"He'll be all right," said Harry, trying to convince himself.
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boy
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boy riding
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"What do
you reckon's next?"
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riding
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riding his
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"We've had Sprout's, that was the Devil's Snare; Flitwick must've put
charms on the keys; McGonagall transfigured the chessmen to make them
alive; that leaves Quirrell's spell, and Snape's."
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his
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his first
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They had reached another door.
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first
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first bicycle
|
"All right?"
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bicycle
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bicycle ,
|
Harry whispered.
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,
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, on
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"Go on."
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on
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on a
|
Harry pushed it open.
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a
|
a carousel
|
A disgusting smell filled their nostrils, making both of them pull their
robes up over their noses.
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carousel
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carousel at
|
Eyes watering, they saw, flat on the floor in
front of them, a troll even larger than the one they had tackled, out
cold with a bloody lump on its head.
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at
|
at the
|
"I'm glad we didn't have to fight that one," Harry whispered as they
stepped carefully over one of its massive legs.
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the
|
the fair
|
"Come on, I can't
breathe."
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fair
|
fair ,
|
He pulled open the next door, both of them hardly daring to look at what
came next - but there was nothing very frightening in here, just a table
with seven differently shaped bottles standing on it in a line.
|
,
|
, playing
|
"Snape's," said Harry.
|
playing
|
playing a
|
"What do we have to do?"
|
a
|
a computer
|
They stepped over the threshold, and immediately a fire sprang up behind
them in the doorway.
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computer
|
computer game
|
It wasn't ordinary fire either; it was purple.
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game
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game with
|
At
the same instant, black flames shot up in the doorway leading onward.
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with
|
with his
|
They were trapped.
|
his
|
his father
|
"Look!"
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father
|
father ,
|
Hermione seized a roll of paper lying next to the bottles.
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,
|
, being
|
Harry
looked over her shoulder to read it:
Danger lies before you, while safety lies behind,
Two of us will help you, which ever you would find,
One among us seven will let you move ahead,
Another will transport the drinker back instead,
Two among our number hold only nettle wine,
Three of us are killers, waiting bidden in line.
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being
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being hugged
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Choose, unless you wish to stay here forevermore,
To help you in your choice, we give you these clues four:
First, however slyly the poison tries to hide
You will always find some on nettle wine's left side;
Second, different are those who stand at either end,
But if you would move onward, neither is your friend;
Third, as you see clearly, all are different size,
Neither dwarf nor giant holds death in their insides;
Fourth, the second left and the second on the right
Are twins once you taste them, though different at first sight.
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hugged
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hugged and
|
Hermione let out a great sigh and Harry, amazed, saw that she was
smiling, the very last thing he felt like doing.
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and
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and kissed
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"Brilliant," said Hermione.
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kissed
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kissed by
|
"This isn't magic -- it's logic -- a puzzle.
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by
|
by his
|
A lot of the greatest wizards haven't got an ounce of logic, they'd be
stuck in here forever."
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his
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his mother
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"But so will we, won't we?"
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mother
|
mother .
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"Of course not," said Hermione.
|
.
|
. The
|
"Everything
we need is here on this paper.
|
The
|
The room
|
Seven bottles: three are poison; two are
wine; one will get us safely through the black fire, and one will get us
back through the purple."
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room
|
room held
|
"But how do we know which to drink?"
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held
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held no
|
"Give me a minute."
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no
|
no sign
|
Hermione read the paper several times.
|
sign
|
sign at
|
Then she walked up and down the
line of bottles, muttering to herself and pointing at them.
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at
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at all
|
At last, she
clapped her hands.
|
all
|
all that
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"Got it," she said.
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that
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that another
|
"The smallest bottle will get us through the black
fire -- toward the Stone."
|
another
|
another boy
|
Harry looked at the tiny bottle.
|
boy
|
boy lived
|
"There's only enough there for one of us," he said.
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lived
|
lived in
|
"That's hardly one
swallow."
|
in
|
in the
|
They looked at each other.
|
the
|
the house
|
"Which one will get you back through the purple flames?"
|
house
|
house ,
|
Hermione pointed at a rounded bottle at the right end of the line.
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,
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, too
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"You drink that," said Harry.
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too
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too .
|
"No, listen, get back and get Ron.
|
.
|
. Yet
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Grab
brooms from the flying- key room, they'll get you out of the trapdoor
and past Fluffy -- go straight to the owlery and send Hedwig to
Dumbledore, we need him.
|
Yet
|
Yet Harry
|
I might be able to hold Snape off for a while,
but I'm no match for him, really."
|
Harry
|
Harry Potter
|
"But Harry -- what if You-Know-Who's with him?"
|
Potter
|
Potter was
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"Well -- I was lucky once, wasn't I?"
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was
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was still
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said Harry, pointing at his scar.
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still
|
still there
|
"I might get lucky again."
|
there
|
there ,
|
Hermione's lip trembled, and she suddenly dashed at Harry and threw her
arms around him.
|
,
|
, asleep
|
"Hermione!"
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asleep
|
asleep at
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"Harry -- you're a great wizard, you know."
|
at
|
at the
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"I'm not as good as you," said Harry, very embarrassed, as she let go of
him.
|
the
|
the moment
|
"Me!"
|
moment
|
moment ,
|
said Hermione.
|
,
|
, but
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"Books!
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but
|
but not
|
And cleverness!
|
not
|
not for
|
There are more important
things -- friendship and bravery and -- oh Harry -- be careful!"
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for
|
for long
|
"You drink first," said Harry.
|
long
|
long .
|
"You are sure which is which, aren't
you?"
|
.
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. His
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"Positive," said Hermione.
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His
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His Aunt
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