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"Stay there!" | known | known as |
she said, and she sprinted up the stairs to the girls'
dormitories. | as | as Harry |
Harry and Ron barely had time to exchange mystified looks
before she was dashing back, an enormous old book in her arms. | Harry | Harry Potter |
"I never thought to look in here!" | Potter | Potter day |
she whispered excitedly. | day | day in |
"I got this
out of the library weeks ago for a bit of light reading." | in | in the |
"Light?" | the | the future |
said Ron, but Hermione told him to be quiet until she'd looked
something up, and started flicking frantically through the pages,
muttering to herself. | future | future -- |
At last she found what she was looking for. | -- | -- there |
"I knew it! | there | there will |
I knew it!" | will | will be |
"Are we allowed to speak yet?" | be | be books |
said Ron grumpily. | books | books written |
Hermione ignored him. | written | written about |
"Nicolas Flamel," she whispered dramatically, "is the only known maker
of the Sorcerer's Stone!" | about | about Harry |
This didn't have quite the effect she'd expected. | Harry | Harry -- |
"The what?" | -- | -- every |
said Harry and Ron. | every | every child |
"Oh, honestly, don't you two read? | child | child in |
Look -- read that, there." | in | in our |
She pushed the book toward them, and Harry and Ron read: The ancient
study of alchemy is concerned with making the Sorcerer's Stone, a
legendary substance with astonishing powers. | our | our world |
The stone will transform
any metal into pure gold. | world | world will |
It also produces the Elixir of Life, which
will make the drinker immortal. | will | will know |
There have been many reports of the Sorcerer's Stone over the centuries,
but the only Stone currently in existence belongs to Mr. Nicolas Flamel,
the noted alchemist and opera lover. | know | know his |
Mr. Flamel, who celebrated his six
hundred and sixty-fifth birthday last year, enjoys a quiet life in Devon
with his wife, Perenelle (six hundred and fifty-eight). | his | his name |
"See?" | name | name ! |
said Hermione, when Harry and Ron had finished. | ! | ! '' |
"The dog must be
guarding Flamel's Sorcerer's Stone! | '' | '' `` |
I bet he asked Dumbledore to keep it
safe for him, because they're friends and he knew someone was after it,
that's why he wanted the Stone moved out of Gringotts!" | `` | `` Exactly |
"A stone that makes gold and stops you from ever dying!" | Exactly | Exactly , |
said Harry. | , | , '' |
"No
wonder Snape's after it! | '' | '' said |
Anyone would want it." | said | said Dumbledore |
"And no wonder we couldn't find Flamel in that Study of Recent
Developments in Wizardry," said Ron. | Dumbledore | Dumbledore , |
"He's not exactly recent if he's
six hundred and sixty-five, is he?" | , | , looking |
The next morning in Defense Against the Dark Arts, while copying down
different ways of treating werewolf bites, Harry and Ron were still
discussing what they'd do with a Sorcerer's Stone if they had one. | looking | looking very |
It
wasn't until Ron said he'd buy his own Quidditch team that Harry
remembered about Snape and the coming match. | very | very seriously |
"I'm going to play," he told Ron and Hermione. | seriously | seriously over |
"If I don't, all the
Slytherins will think I'm just too scared to face Snape. | over | over the |
I'll show
them... it'll really wipe the smiles off their faces if we win." | the | the top |
"Just as long as we're not wiping you off the field," said Hermione. | top | top of |
As the match drew nearer, however, Harry became more and more nervous,
whatever he told Ron and Hermione. | of | of his |
The rest of the team wasn't too calm,
either. | his | his half-moon |
The idea of overtaking Slytherin in the house championship was
wonderful, no one had done it for seven years, but would they be allowed
to, with such a biased referee? | half-moon | half-moon glasses |
Harry didn't know whether he was imagining it or not, but he seemed to
keep running into Snape wherever he went. | glasses | glasses . |
At times, he even wondered
whether Snape was following him, trying to catch him on his own. | . | . `` |
Potions
lessons were turning into a sort of weekly torture, Snape was so
horrible to Harry. | `` | `` It |
Could Snape possibly know they'd found out about the
Sorcerer's Stone? | It | It would |
Harry didn't see how he could -- yet he sometimes had
the horrible feeling that Snape could read minds. | would | would be |
Harry knew, when they wished him good luck outside the locker rooms the
next afternoon, that Ron and Hermione were wondering whether they'd ever
see him alive again. | be | be enough |
This wasn't what you'd call comforting. | enough | enough to |
Harry
hardly heard a word of Wood's pep talk as he pulled on his Quidditch
robes and picked up his Nimbus Two Thousand. | to | to turn |
Ron and Hermione, meanwhile, had found a place in the stands next to
Neville, who couldn't understand why they looked so grim and worried, or
why they had both brought their wands to the match. | turn | turn any |
Little did Harry
know that Ron and Hermione had been secretly practicing the Leg-Locker
Curse. | any | any boy |
They'd gotten the idea from Malfoy using it on Neville, and were
ready to use it on Snape if he showed any sign of wanting to hurt Harry. | boy | boy 's |
"Now, don't forget, it's Locomotor Mortis," Hermione muttered as Ron
slipped his wand up his sleeve. | 's | 's head |
"I know," Ron snapped. | head | head . |
"Don't nag." | . | . Famous |
Back in the locker room, Wood had taken Harry aside. | Famous | Famous before |
"Don't want to pressure you, Potter, but if we ever need an early
capture of the Snitch it's now. | before | before he |
Finish the game before Snape can favor
Hufflepuff too much." | he | he can |
"The whole school's out there!" | can | can walk |
said Fred Weasley, peering out of the
door. | walk | walk and |
"Even -- blimey -- Dumbledore's come to watch!" | and | and talk |
Harry's heart did a somersault. | talk | talk ! |
"Dumbledore?" | ! | ! Famous |
he said, dashing to the door to make sure. | Famous | Famous for |
Fred was right. | for | for something |
There was no mistaking that silver beard. | something | something he |
Harry could have laughed out loud with relief He was safe. | he | he wo |
There was
simply no way that Snape would dare to try to hurt him if Dumbledore was
watching. | wo | wo n't |
Perhaps that was why Snape was looking so angry as the teams marched
onto the field, something that Ron noticed, too. | n't | n't even |
"I've never seen Snape look so mean," he told Hermione. | even | even remember |
"Look -they're
off Ouch!" | remember | remember ! |
Someone had poked Ron in the back of the head. | ! | ! CarA |
It was Malfoy. | CarA | CarA you |
"Oh, sorry, Weasley, didn't see you there." | you | you see |
Malfoy grinned broadly at Crabbe and Goyle. | see | see how |
"Wonder how long Potter's going to stay on his broom this time? | how | how much |
Anyone
want a bet? | much | much better |
What about you, Weasley?" | better | better off |
Ron didn't answer; Snape had just awarded Hufflepuff a penalty because
George Weasley had hit a Bludger at him. | off | off he |
Hermione, who had all her
fingers crossed in her lap, was squinting fixedly at Harry, who was
circling the game like a hawk, looking for the Snitch. | he | he 'll |
"You know how I think they choose people for the Gryffindor team?" | 'll | 'll be |
said
Malfoy loudly a few minutes later, as Snape awarded Hufflepuff another
penalty for no reason at all. | be | be , |
"It's people they feel sorry for. | , | , growing |
See,
there's Potter, who's got no parents, then there's the Weasleys, who've
got no money -- you should be on the team, Longbottom, you've got no
brains." | growing | growing up |
Neville went bright red but turned in his seat to face Malfoy. | up | up away |
"I'm worth twelve of you, Malfoy," he stammered. | away | away from |
Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle howled with laughter, but Ron, still not
daring to take his eyes from the game, said, "You tell him, Neville." | from | from all |
"Longbottom, if brains were gold you'd be poorer than Weasley, and
that's saying something." | all | all that |
Ron's nerves were already stretched to the breaking point with anxiety
about Harry. | that | that until |
"I'm warning you, Malfoy -- one more word
"Ron!" | until | until he |
said Hermione suddenly, "Harry --"
"What? | he | he 's |
Where?" | 's | 's ready |
Harry had suddenly gone into a spectacular dive, which drew gasps and
cheers from the crowd. | ready | ready to |
Hermione stood up, her crossed fingers in her
mouth, as Harry streaked toward the ground like a bullet. | to | to take |
"You're in luck, Weasley, Potter's obviously spotted some money on the
ground!" | take | take it |
said Malfoy. | it | it ? |
Ron snapped. | ? | ? '' |
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