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Blubber!
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of
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of Privet
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Oddment!
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Privet
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Privet Drive
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Tweak!
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Drive
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Drive .
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"Thank you!"
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.
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. It
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He sat back down.
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It
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It did
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Everybody clapped and cheered.
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did
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did n't
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Harry didn't know
whether to laugh or not.
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n't
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n't so
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"Is he -- a bit mad?"
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so
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so much
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he asked Percy uncertainly.
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much
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much as
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"Mad?"
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as
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as quiver
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said Percy airily.
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quiver
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quiver when
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"He's a genius!
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when
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when a
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Best wizard in the world!
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a
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a car
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But
he is a bit mad, yes.
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car
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car door
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Potatoes, Harry?"
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door
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door slammed
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Harry's mouth fell open.
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slammed
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slammed on
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The dishes in front of him were now piled with
food.
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on
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on the
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He had never seen so many things he liked to eat on one table:
roast beef, roast chicken, pork chops and lamb chops, sausages, bacon
and steak, boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, fries, Yorkshire pudding,
peas, carrots, gravy, ketchup, and, for some strange reason, peppermint
humbugs.
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the
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the next
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The Dursleys had never exactly starved Harry, but he'd never been
allowed to eat as much as he liked.
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next
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next street
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Dudley had always taken anything
that Harry really wanted, even if It made him sick.
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street
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street ,
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Harry piled his
plate with a bit of everything except the peppermints and began to eat.
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,
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, nor
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It was all delicious.
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nor
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nor when
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"That does look good," said the ghost in the ruff sadly, watching Harry
cut up his steak,
"Can't you --?"
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when
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when two
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I haven't eaten for nearly four hundred years," said the ghost.
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two
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two owls
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"I don't
need to, of course, but one does miss it.
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owls
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owls swooped
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I don't think I've in troduced
myself?
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swooped
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swooped overhead
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Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington at your service.
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overhead
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overhead .
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Resident ghost
of Gryffindor Tower."
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.
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. In
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"I know who you are!"
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In
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In fact
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said Ron suddenly.
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fact
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fact ,
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"My brothers told me about you
-- you're Nearly Headless Nick!"
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,
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, it
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"I would prefer you to call me Sir Nicholas de Mimsy --" the ghost began
stiffly, but sandy-haired Seamus Finnigan interrupted.
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it
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it was
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"Nearly Headless?
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was
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was nearly
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How can you be nearly headless?"
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nearly
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nearly midnight
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Sir Nicholas looked extremely miffed, as if their little chat wasn't
going at all the way he wanted.
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midnight
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midnight before
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"Like this," he said irritably.
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before
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before the
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He seized his left ear and pulled.
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the
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the cat
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His
whole head swung off his neck and fell onto his shoulder as if it was on
a hinge.
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cat
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cat moved
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Someone had obviously tried to behead him, but not done it
properly.
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moved
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moved at
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Looking pleased at the stunned looks on their faces, Nearly
Headless Nick flipped his head back onto his neck, coughed, and said,
"So -- new Gryffindors!
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at
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at all
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I hope you're going to help us win the house
championship this year?
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all
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all .
|
Gryffindors have never gone so long without
winning.
|
.
|
. A
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Slytherins have got the cup six years in a row!
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A
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A man
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The Bloody
Baron's becoming almost unbearable -- he's the Slytherin ghost."
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man
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man appeared
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Harry looked over at the Slytherin table and saw a horrible ghost
sitting there, with blank staring eyes, a gaunt face, and robes stained
with silver blood.
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appeared
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appeared on
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He was right next to Malfoy who, Harry was pleased to
see, didn't look too pleased with the seating arrangements.
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on
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on the
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"How did he get covered in blood?"
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the
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the corner
|
asked Seamus with great interest.
|
corner
|
corner the
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"I've never asked," said Nearly Headless Nick delicately.
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the
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the cat
|
When everyone had eaten as much as they could, the remains of the food
faded from the plates, leaving them sparkling clean as before.
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cat
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cat had
|
A moment
later the desserts appeared.
|
had
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had been
|
Blocks of ice cream in every flavor you
could think of, apple pies, treacle tarts, chocolate eclairs and jam
doughnuts, trifle, strawberries, Jell-O, rice pudding -- "
As Harry helped himself to a treacle tart, the talk turned to their
families.
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been
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been watching
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"I'm half-and-half," said Seamus.
|
watching
|
watching ,
|
"Me dad's a Muggle.
|
,
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, appeared
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Mom didn't tell
him she was a witch 'til after they were married.
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appeared
|
appeared so
|
Bit of a nasty shock
for him."
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so
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so suddenly
|
The others laughed.
|
suddenly
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suddenly and
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"What about you, Neville?"
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and
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and silently
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said Ron.
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silently
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silently you
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"Well, my gran brought me up and she's a witch," said Neville, "but the
family thought I was all- Muggle for ages.
|
you
|
you 'd
|
My Great Uncle Algie kept
trying to catch me off my guard and force some magic out of me -- he
pushed me off the end of Blackpool pier once, I nearly drowned -- but
nothing happened until I was eight.
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'd
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'd have
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Great Uncle Algie came round for
dinner, and he was hanging me out of an upstairs window by the ankles
when my Great Auntie Enid offered him a meringue and he accidentally let
go.
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have
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have thought
|
But I bounced -- all the way down the garden and into the road.
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thought
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thought he
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They
were all really pleased, Gran was crying, she was so happy.
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he
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he 'd
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And you
should have seen their faces when I got in here -- they thought I might
not be magic enough to come, you see.
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'd
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'd just
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Great Uncle Algie was so pleased
he bought me my toad."
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just
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just popped
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On Harry's other side, Percy Weasley and Hermione were talking about
lessons ("I do hope they start right away, there's so much to learn, I'm
particularly interested in Transfiguration, you know, turning something
into something else, of course, it's supposed to be very difficult-";
"You'll be starting small, just matches into needles and that sort of
thing -- ").
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popped
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popped out
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Harry, who was starting to feel warm and sleepy, looked up at
the High Table again.
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out
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out of
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Hagrid was drinking deeply from his goblet.
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of
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of the
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Professor McGonagall was talking to Professor Dumbledore.
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the
|
the ground
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Professor
Quirrell, in his absurd turban, was talking to a teacher with greasy
black hair, a hooked nose, and sallow skin.
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ground
|
ground .
|
It happened very suddenly.
|
.
|
. The
|
The hook-nosed teacher looked past Quirrell's
turban straight into Harry's eyes -- and a sharp, hot pain shot across
the scar on Harry's forehead.
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The
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The cat
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"Ouch!"
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cat
|
cat 's
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Harry clapped a hand to his head.
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's
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's tail
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"What is it?"
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tail
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tail twitched
|
asked Percy.
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twitched
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twitched and
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"N-nothing."
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and
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and its
|
The pain had gone as quickly as it had come.
|
its
|
its eyes
|
Harder to shake off was the
feeling Harry had gotten from the teacher's look -- a feeling that he
didn't like Harry at all.
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eyes
|
eyes narrowed
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"Who's that teacher talking to Professor Quirrell?"
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narrowed
|
narrowed .
|
he asked Percy.
|
.
|
. Nothing
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"Oh, you know Quirrell already, do you?
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Nothing
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Nothing like
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No wonder he's looking so
nervous, that's Professor Snape.
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like
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like this
|
He teaches Potions, but he doesn't want
to -- everyone knows he's after Quirrell's job.
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this
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this man
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Knows an awful lot about
the Dark Arts, Snape."
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man
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man had
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Harry watched Snape for a while, but Snape didn't look at him again.
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had
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had ever
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At last, the desserts too disappeared, and Professor Dumbledore got to
his feet again.
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ever
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ever been
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The hall fell silent.
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been
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been seen
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"Ahern -- just a few more words now that we are all fed and watered.
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seen
|
seen on
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I
have a few start-of-term notices to give you.
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on
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on Privet
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"First years should note that the forest on the grounds is forbidden to
all pupils.
|
Privet
|
Privet Drive
|
And a few of our older students would do well to remember
that as well."
|
Drive
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Drive .
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Dumbledore's twinkling eyes flashed in the direction of the Weasley
twins.
|
.
|
. He
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"I have also been asked by Mr. Filch, the caretaker, to remind you all
that no magic should be used between classes in the corridors.
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He
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He was
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"Quidditch trials will be held in the second week of the term.
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was
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was tall
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Anyone
interested in playing for their house teams should contact Madam Hooch.
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tall
|
tall ,
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"And finally, I must tell you that this year, the third-floor corridor
on the right-hand side is out of bounds to everyone who does not wish to
die a very painful death."
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,
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, thin
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Harry laughed, but he was one of the few who did.
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thin
|
thin ,
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"He's not serious?"
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,
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, and
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