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The whole of Hogwarts was open to him
in this cloak.
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twelve
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twelve hands
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Excitement flooded through him as he stood there in the
dark and silence.
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hands
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hands but
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He could go anywhere in this, anywhere, and Filch
would never know.
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but
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but no
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Ron grunted in his sleep.
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no
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no numbers
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Should Harry wake him?
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numbers
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numbers ;
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Something held him back
-- his father's cloak -- he felt that this time -- the first time -- he
wanted to use it alone.
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;
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; instead
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He crept out of the dormitory, down the stairs, across the common room,
and climbed through the portrait hole.
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instead
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instead ,
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"Who's there?"
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,
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, little
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squawked the Fat Lady.
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little
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little planets
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Harry said nothing.
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planets
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planets were
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He walked
quickly down the corridor.
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were
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were moving
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Where should he go?
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moving
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moving around
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He stopped, his heart racing, and thought.
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around
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around the
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And then
it came to him.
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the
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the edge
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The Restricted Section in the library.
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edge
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edge .
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He'd be able to
read as long as he liked, as long as it took to find out who Flamel was.
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.
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. It
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He set off, drawing the invisibility cloak tight around him as he
walked.
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It
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It must
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The library was pitch-black and very eerie.
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must
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must have
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Harry lit a lamp to see his
way along the rows of books.
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have
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have made
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The lamp looked as if it was floating along
in midair, and even though Harry could feel his arm supporting it, the
sight gave him the creeps.
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made
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made sense
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The Restricted Section was right at the back of the library.
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sense
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sense to
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Step ping
carefully over the rope that separated these books from the rest of the
library, he held up his lamp to read the titles.
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to
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to Dumbledore
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They didn't tell him much.
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Dumbledore
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Dumbledore ,
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Their peeling, faded gold letters spelled
words in languages Harry couldn't understand.
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,
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, though
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Some had no title at all.
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though
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though ,
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One book had a dark stain on it that looked horribly like blood.
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,
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, because
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The
hairs on the back of Harry's neck prickled.
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because
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because he
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Maybe he was imagining it,
maybe not, but he thought a faint whispering was coming from the books,
as though they knew someone was there who shouldn't be.
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he
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he put
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He had to start somewhere.
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put
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put it
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Setting the lamp down carefully on the floor,
he looked along the bottom shelf for an interestinglooking book.
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it
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it back
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A large
black and silver volume caught his eye.
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back
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back in
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He pulled it out with
difficulty, because it was very heavy, and, balancing it on his knee,
let it fall open.
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in
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in his
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A piercing, bloodcurdling shriek split the silence -- the book was
screaming!
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his
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his pocket
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Harry snapped it shut, but the shriek went on and on, one
high, unbroken, earsplitting note.
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pocket
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pocket and
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He stumbled backward and knocked over
his lamp, which went out at once.
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and
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and said
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Panicking, he heard footsteps coming
down the corridor outside -- stuffing the shrieking book back on the
shelf, he ran for it.
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said
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said ,
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He passed Filch in the doorway; Filch's pale, wild
eyes looked straight through him, and Harry slipped under Filch's
outstretched arm and streaked off up the corridor, the book's shrieks
still ringing in his ears.
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,
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, ``
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He came to a sudden halt in front of a tall suit of armor.
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``
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`` Hagrid
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He had been
so busy getting away from the library, he hadn't paid attention to where
he was going.
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Hagrid
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Hagrid 's
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Perhaps because it was dark, he didn't recognize where he
was at all.
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's
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's late
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There was a suit of armor near the kitchens, he knew, but he
must be five floors above there.
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late
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late .
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"You asked me to come directly to you, Professor, if anyone was
wandering around at night, and somebody's been in the library Restricted
Section."
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.
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. I
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Harry felt the blood drain out of his face.
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I
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I suppose
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Wherever he was, Filch must
know a shortcut, because his soft, greasy voice was getting nearer, and
to his horror, it was Snape who replied, "The Restricted Section?
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suppose
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suppose it
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Well,
they can't be far, we'll catch them."
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it
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it was
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Harry stood rooted to the spot as Filch and Snape came around the corner
ahead.
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was
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was he
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They couldn't see him, of course, but it was a narrow corridor
and if they came much nearer they'd knock right into him -- the cloak
didn't stop him from being solid.
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he
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he who
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He backed away as quietly as he could.
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who
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who told
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A door stood ajar to his left.
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told
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told you
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It
was his only hope.
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you
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you I
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He squeezed through it, holding his breath, trying
not to move it, and to his relief he managed to get inside the room
without their noticing anything.
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I
|
I 'd
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They walked straight past, and Harry
leaned against the wall, breathing deeply, listening to their footsteps
dying away.
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'd
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'd be
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That had been close, very close.
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be
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be here
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It was a few seconds before
he noticed anything about the room he had hidden in.
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here
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here ,
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It looked like an unused classroom.
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,
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, by
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The dark shapes of desks and chairs
were piled against the walls, and there was an upturned wastepaper
basket -- but propped against the wall facing him was something that
didn't look as if it belonged there, something that looked as if someone
had just put it there to keep it out of the way.
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by
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by the
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It was a magnificent mirror, as high as the ceiling, with an ornate gold
frame, standing on two clawed feet.
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the
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the way
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There was an inscription carved
around the top: Erised stra ehru oyt ube cafru oyt on wohsi.
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way
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way ?
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His panic
fading now that there was no sound of Filch and Snape, Harry moved
nearer to the mirror, wanting to look at himself but see no reflection
again.
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?
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? ''
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He stepped in front of it.
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''
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'' ``
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He had to clap his hands to his mouth to stop himself from screaming.
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``
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`` Yes
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He
whirled around.
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Yes
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Yes ,
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His heart was pounding far more furiously than when the
book had screamed -- for he had seen not only himself in the mirror, but
a whole crowd of people standing right behind him.
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,
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, ''
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But the room was empty.
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''
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'' said
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Breathing very fast, he turned slowly back to
the mirror.
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said
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said Professor
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There he was, reflected in it, white and scared-looking, and there,
reflected behind him, were at least ten others.
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Professor
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Professor McGonagall
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Harry looked over his
shoulder -- but still, no one was there.
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McGonagall
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McGonagall .
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Or were they all invisible,
too?
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.
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. ``
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Was he in fact in a room full of invisible people and this mirror's
trick was that it reflected them, invisible or not?
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``
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`` And
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He looked in the mirror again.
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And
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And I
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A woman standing right behind his
reflection was smiling at him and waving.
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I
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I do
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He reached out a hand and felt
the air behind him.
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do
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do n't
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If she was really there, he'd touch her, their
reflections were so close together, but he felt only air -- she and the
others existed only in the mirror.
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n't
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n't suppose
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She was a very pretty woman.
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suppose
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suppose you
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She had dark red hair and her eyes -- her
eyes are just like mine, Harry thought, edging a little closer to the
glass.
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you
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you 're
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Bright green -- exactly the same shape, but then he noticed that
she was crying; smiling, but crying at the same time.
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're
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're going
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The tall, thin,
black-haired man standing next to her put his arm around her.
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going
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going to
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He wore
glasses, and his hair was very untidy.
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to
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to tell
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It stuck up at the back, just as
Harry's did.
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tell
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tell me
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Harry was so close to the mirror now that his nose was nearly touching
that of his reflection.
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me
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me why
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"Mom?"
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why
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why you
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he whispered.
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you
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you 're
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"Dad?"
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're
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're here
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They just looked at him, smiling.
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here
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here ,
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And slowly, Harry looked into the
faces of the other people in the mirror, and saw other pairs of green
eyes like his, other noses like his, even a little old man who looked as
though he had Harry's knobbly knees -- Harry was looking at his family,
for the first time in his life.
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,
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, of
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The Potters smiled and waved at Harry and he stared hungrily back at
them, his hands pressed flat against the glass as though he was hoping
to fall right through it and reach them.
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of
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of all
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He had a powerful kind of ache
inside him, half joy, half terrible sadness.
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all
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all places
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How long he stood there, he didn't know.
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places
|
places ?
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The reflections did not fade
and he looked and looked until a distant noise brought him back to his
senses.
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?
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? ''
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He couldn't stay here, he had to find his way back to bed.
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''
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'' ``
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He
tore his eyes away from his mother's face, whispered, "I'll come back,"
and hurried from the room.
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``
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`` I
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"You could have woken me up," said Ron, crossly.
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I
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I 've
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"You can come tonight, I'm going back, I want to show you the mirror.
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've
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've come
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"I'd like to see your mom and dad," Ron said eagerly.
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come
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come to
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"And I want to see all your family, all the Weasleys, you'll be able to
show me your other brothers and everyone."
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to
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to bring
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"You can see them any old time," said Ron.
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bring
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bring Harry
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"Just come round my house
this summer.
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Harry
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Harry to
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Anyway, maybe it only shows dead people.
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to
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to his
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Shame about not
finding Flamel, though.
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his
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his aunt
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Have some bacon or something, why aren't you
eating anything?"
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aunt
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aunt and
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