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"Oh, move over," Hermione snarled.
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something
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something .
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She grabbed Harry's wand, tapped the
lock, and whispered, 'Alohomora!"
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.
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. Shooting
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The lock clicked and the door swung open -- they piled through it, shut
it quickly, and pressed their ears against it, listening.
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Shooting
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Shooting stars
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"Which way did they go, Peeves?"
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stars
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stars down
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Filch was saying.
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down
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down in
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"Quick, tell me."
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in
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in Kent
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"Say 'please."'
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Kent
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Kent --
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"Don't mess with me, Peeves, now where did they go?"
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--
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-- I
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"Shan't say nothing if you don't say please," said Peeves in his
annoying singsong voice.
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I
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I 'll
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"All right -please."
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'll
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'll bet
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"NOTHING!
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bet
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bet that
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Ha haaa!
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that
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that was
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Told you I wouldn't say nothing if you didn't say
please!
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was
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was Dedalus
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Ha ha!
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Dedalus
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Dedalus Diggle
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Haaaaaa!"
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Diggle
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Diggle .
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And they heard the sound of Peeves whooshing
away and Filch cursing in rage.
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.
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. He
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"He thinks this door is locked," Harry whispered.
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He
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He never
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"I think we'll be okay
-- get off, Neville!"
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never
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never had
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For Neville had been tugging on the sleeve of
Harry's bathrobe for the last minute.
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had
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had much
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"What?"
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much
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much sense
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Harry turned around -- and saw, quite clearly, what.
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sense
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sense .
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For a moment, he
was sure he'd walked into a nightmare -- this was too much, on top of
everything that had happened so far.
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.
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. ''
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They weren't in a room, as he had supposed.
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''
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'' ``
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They were in a corridor.
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``
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`` You
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The
forbidden corridor on the third floor.
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You
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You ca
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And now they knew why it was
forbidden.
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ca
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ca n't
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They were looking straight into the eyes of a monstrous dog, a dog that
filled the whole space between ceiling and floor.
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n't
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n't blame
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It had three heads.
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blame
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blame them
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Three pairs of rolling, mad eyes; three noses, twitching
and quivering in their direction; three drooling mouths, saliva hanging
in slippery ropes from yellowish fangs.
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them
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them ,
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It was standing quite still, all six eyes staring at them, and Harry
knew that the only reason they weren't already dead was that their
sudden appearance had taken it by surprise, but it was quickly getting
over that, there was no mistaking what those thunderous growls meant.
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,
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, ''
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Harry groped for the doorknob -- between Filch and death, he'd take
Filch.
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''
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'' said
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They fell backward -- Harry slammed the door shut, and they ran, they
almost flew, back down the corridor.
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said
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said Dumbledore
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Filch must have hurried off to look
for them somewhere else, because they didn't see him anywhere, but they
hardly cared -- all they wanted to do was put as much space as possible
between them and that monster.
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Dumbledore
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Dumbledore gently
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They didn't stop running until they
reached the portrait of the Fat Lady on the seventh floor.
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gently
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gently .
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"Where on earth have you all been?"
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.
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. ``
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she asked, looking at their
bathrobes hanging off their shoulders and their flushed, sweaty faces.
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``
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`` We
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"Never mind that -- pig snout, pig snout," panted Harry, and the
portrait swung forward.
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We
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We 've
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They scrambled into the common room and
collapsed, trembling, into armchairs.
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've
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've had
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It was a while before any of them said anything.
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had
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had precious
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Neville, indeed, looked
as if he'd never speak again.
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precious
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precious little
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"What do they think they're doing, keeping a thing like that locked up
in a school?"
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little
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little to
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said Ron finally.
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to
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to celebrate
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"If any dog needs exercise, that one
does."
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celebrate
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celebrate for
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Hermione had got both her breath and her bad temper back again.
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for
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for eleven
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"You
don't use your eyes, any of you, do you?"
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eleven
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eleven years
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she snapped.
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years
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years .
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"Didn't you see
what it was standing on.
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.
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. ''
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"The floor?"
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''
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'' ``
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Harry suggested.
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``
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`` I
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"I wasn't looking at its feet, I was too
busy with its heads."
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I
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I know
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"No, not the floor.
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know
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know that
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It was standing on a trapdoor.
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that
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that ,
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It's obviously
guarding something."
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,
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, ''
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She stood up, glaring at them.
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''
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'' said
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I hope you're pleased with yourselves.
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said
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said Professor
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We could all have been killed --
or worse, expelled.
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Professor
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Professor McGonagall
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Now, if you don't mind, I'm going to bed."
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McGonagall
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McGonagall irritably
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Ron stared after her, his mouth open.
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irritably
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irritably .
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"No, we don't mind," he said.
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.
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. ``
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"You'd think we dragged her along,
wouldn't you.
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``
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`` But
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But Hermione had given Harry something else to think about as he climbed
back into bed.
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But
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But that
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The dog was guarding something.... What had Hagrid said?
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that
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that 's
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Gringotts was the safest place in the world for something you wanted to
hide -- except perhaps Hogwarts.
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's
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's no
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It looked as though Harry had found out where the grubby littie package
from vault seven hundred and thirteen was.
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no
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no reason
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CHAPTER TEN
HALLOWEEN
Malfoy couldn't believe his eyes when he saw that Harry and Ron were
still at Hogwarts the next day, looking tired but perfectly cheerful.
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reason
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reason to
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Indeed, by the next morning Harry and Ron thought that meeting the
three-headed dog had been an excellent adventure, and they were quite
keen to have another one.
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to
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to lose
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In the meantime, Harry filled Ron in about the
package that seemed to have been moved from Gringotts to Hogwarts, and
they spent a lot of time wondering what could possibly need such heavy
protection.
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lose
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lose our
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"It's either really valuable or really dangerous," said Ron.
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our
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our heads
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"Or both," said Harry.
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heads
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heads .
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But as all they knew for sure about the mysterious object was that it
was about two inches long, they didn't have much chance of guessing what
it was without further clues.
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.
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. People
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Neither Neville nor Hermione showed the slightest interest in what lay
underneath the dog and the trapdoor.
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People
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People are
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All Neville cared about was never
going near the dog again.
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are
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are being
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Hermione was now refusing to speak to Harry and Ron, but she was such a
bossy know-it-all that they saw this as an added bonus.
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being
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being downright
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All they really
wanted now was a way of getting back at Malfoy, and to their great
delight, just such a thing arrived in the mail about a week later.
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downright
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downright careless
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As the owls flooded into the Great Hall as usual, everyone's attention
was caught at once by a long, thin package carried by six large screech
owls.
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careless
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careless ,
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Harry was just as interested as everyone else to see what was in
this large parcel, and was amazed when the owls soared down and dropped
it right in front of him, knocking his bacon to the floor.
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,
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, out
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They had
hardly fluttered out of the way when another owl dropped a letter on top
of the parcel.
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out
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out on
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Harry ripped open the letter first, which was lucky, because it said:
DO NOT OPEN THE PARCEL AT THE TABLE.
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on
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on the
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It contains your new Nimbus Two Thousand, but I don't want everybody
knowing you've got a broomstick or they'll all want one.
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the
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the streets
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Oliver Wood
will meet you tonight on the Quidditch field at seven o'clock for your
first training session.
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streets
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streets in
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Professor McGonagall
Harry had difficulty hiding his glee as he handed the note to Ron to
read.
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in
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in broad
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"A Nimbus Two Thousand!"
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broad
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broad daylight
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Ron moaned enviously.
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daylight
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daylight ,
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"I've never even touched
one."
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,
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, not
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They left the hall quickly, wanting to unwrap the broomstick in private
before their first class, but halfway across the entrance hall they
found the way upstairs barred by Crabbe and Goyle.
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not
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not even
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Malfoy seized the
package from Harry and felt it.
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even
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even dressed
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"That's a broomstick," he said, throwing it back to Harry with a mixture
of jealousy and spite on his face.
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dressed
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dressed in
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"You'll be in for it this time,
Potter, first years aren't allowed them."
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in
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in Muggle
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Ron couldn't resist it.
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Muggle
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Muggle clothes
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"It's not any old broomstick," he said, "it's a Nimbus Two Thousand.
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clothes
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clothes ,
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What did you say you've got at home, Malfoy, a Comet Two Sixty?"
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,
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, swapping
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Ron
grinned at Harry.
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swapping
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swapping rumors
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"Comets look flashy, but they're not in the same
league as the Nimbus."
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rumors
|
rumors .
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"What would you know about it, Weasley, you couldn't afford half the
handle," Malfoy snapped back.
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.
|
. ''
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"I suppose you and your brothers have to
save up twig by twig."
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''
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'' She
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Before Ron could answer, Professor Flitwick appeared at Malfoy's elbow.
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She
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She threw
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"Not arguing, I hope, boys?"
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threw
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threw a
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he squeaked.
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a
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a sharp
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"Potter's been sent a broomstick, Professor," said Malfoy quickly.
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sharp
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sharp ,
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"Yes, yes, that's right," said Professor Flitwick, beaming at Harry.
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,
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, sideways
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