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He looked
very out of place in his moleskin overcoat. | heart | heart is |
"Jus' lookin'," he said, in a shifty voice that got their interest at
once. | is | is n't |
"An' what're you lot up ter?" | n't | n't in |
He looked suddenly suspicious. | in | in the |
"Yer
not still lookin' fer Nicolas Flamel, are yeh?" | the | the right |
"Oh, we found out who he
is ages ago," said Ron impressively. | right | right place |
"And we know what that dog's
guarding, it's a Sorcerer's St --"
"Shhhh!" | place | place , |
Hagrid looked around quickly to see if anyone was listening. | , | , '' |
"Don' go shoutin' about it, what's the matter with yeh?" | '' | '' said |
"There are a few things we wanted to ask you, as a matter of fact," said
Harry, "about what's guarding the Stone apart from Fluffy --"
"SHHHH!" | said | said Professor |
said Hagrid again. | Professor | Professor McGonagall |
"Listen - come an' see me later, I'm not
promisin' I'll tell yeh anythin', mind, but don' go rabbitin' about it
in here, students aren' s'pposed ter know. | McGonagall | McGonagall grudgingly |
They'll think I've told yeh
--"
"See you later, then," said Harry. | grudgingly | grudgingly , |
Hagrid shuffled off. | , | , `` |
"What was he hiding behind his back?" | `` | `` but |
said Hermione thoughtfully. | but | but you |
"Do you think it had anything to do with the Stone?" | you | you ca |
"I'm going to see what section he was in," said Ron, who'd had enough of
working. | ca | ca n't |
He came back a minute later with a pile of books in his arms
and slammed them down on the table. | n't | n't pretend |
"Dragons!" | pretend | pretend he |
he whispered. | he | he 's |
"Hagrid was looking up stuff about dragons! | 's | 's not |
Look at these: Dragon Species of Great Britain and Ireland; From Egg to
Inferno, A Dragon Keeper's Guide." | not | not careless |
"Hagrid's always wanted a dragon, he told me so the first time I ever
met him, " said Harry. | careless | careless . |
"But it's against our laws," said Ron. | . | . He |
"Dragon breeding was outlawed by
the Warlocks' Convention of 1709, everyone knows that. | He | He does |
It's hard to stop
Muggles from noticing us if we're keeping dragons in the back garden -
anyway, you can't tame dragons, it's dangerous. | does | does tend |
You should see the burns
Charlie's got off wild ones in Romania." | tend | tend to |
"But there aren't wild dragons in Britain?" | to | to -- |
said Harry. | -- | -- what |
"Of course there are," said Ron. | what | what was |
"Common Welsh Green and Hebridean
Blacks. | was | was that |
The Ministry of Magic has a job hushing them up, I can tell you. | that | that ? |
Our kind have to keep putting spells on Muggles who've spotted them, to
make them forget." | ? | ? '' |
"So what on earths Hagrid up to?" | '' | '' A |
said Hermione. | A | A low |
When they knocked on the door of the gamekeeper's hut an hour later,
they were surprised to see that all the curtains were closed. | low | low rumbling |
Hagrid
called "Who is it?" | rumbling | rumbling sound |
before he let them in, and then shut the door
quickly behind them. | sound | sound had |
It was stifling hot inside. | had | had broken |
Even though it was such a warm day, there
was a blazing fire in the grate. | broken | broken the |
Hagrid made them tea and offered them
stoat sandwiches, which they refused. | the | the silence |
"So -- yeh wanted to ask me somethin'?" | silence | silence around |
"Yes," said Harry. | around | around them |
There was no point beating around the bush. | them | them . |
"We were
wondering if you could tell us what's guarding the Sorcerer's Stone
apart from Fluffy." | . | . It |
Hagrid frowned at him. | It | It grew |
"0' course I cant, he said. | grew | grew steadily |
"Number one, I don' know meself. | steadily | steadily louder |
Number two,
yeh know too much already, so I wouldn' tell yeh if I could. | louder | louder as |
That
Stone's here fer a good reason. | as | as they |
It Was almost stolen outta Gringotts - I
s'ppose yeh've worked that out an' all? | they | they looked |
Beats me how yeh even know abou'
Fluffy." | looked | looked up |
"Oh, come on, Hagrid, you might not want to tell us, but you do know,
you know everything that goes on round here," said Hermione in a warm,
flattering voice. | up | up and |
Hagrid's beard twitched and they could tell he was
smiling. | and | and down |
"We only wondered who had done the guarding, really." | down | down the |
Hermione
went on. | the | the street |
"We wondered who Dumbledore had trusted enough to help him,
apart from you." | street | street for |
Hagrid's chest swelled at these last words. | for | for some |
Harry and Ron beamed at
Hermione. | some | some sign |
"Well, I don' s'pose it could hurt ter tell yeh that... let's see... he
borrowed Fluffy from me... then some o' the teachers did enchantments... | sign | sign of |
Professor Sprout -- Professor Flitwick -- Professor McGonagall --" he
ticked them off on his fingers, "Professor Quirrell -- an' Dumbledore
himself did somethin', o' course. | of | of a |
Hang on, I've forgotten someone. | a | a headlight |
Oh
yeah, Professor Snape." | headlight | headlight ; |
"Snape?" | ; | ; it |
"Yeah -- yer not still on abou' that, are yeh? | it | it swelled |
Look, Snape helped
protect the Stone, he's not about ter steal it." | swelled | swelled to |
Harry knew Ron and Hermione were thinking the same as he was. | to | to a |
If Snape
had been in on protecting the Stone, it must have been easy to find out
how the other teachers had guarded it. | a | a roar |
He probably knew everything --
except, it seemed, Quirrell's spell and how to get past Fluffy. | roar | roar as |
"You're the only one who knows how to get past Fluffy. | as | as they |
aren't you,
Hagrid?" | they | they both |
said Harry anxiously. | both | both looked |
"And you wouldn't tell anyone, would you? | looked | looked up |
Not even one of the teachers?" | up | up at |
"Not a soul knows except me an' Dumbledore," said Hagrid proudly. | at | at the |
"Well, that's something," Harry muttered to the others. | the | the sky |
"Hagrid, can we
have a window open? | sky | sky -- |
I'm boiling." | -- | -- and |
"Can't, Harry, sorry," said Hagrid. | and | and a |
Harry noticed him glance at the
fire. | a | a huge |
Harry looked at it, too. | huge | huge motorcycle |
"Hagrid -- what's that?" | motorcycle | motorcycle fell |
But he already knew what it was. | fell | fell out |
In the very heart of the fire,
underneath the kettle, was a huge, black egg. | out | out of |
"Ah," said Hagrid, fiddling nervously with his beard, "That's er..."
"Where did you get it, Hagrid?" | of | of the |
said Ron, crouching over the fire to get
a closer look at the egg. | the | the air |
"It must've cost you a fortune." | air | air and |
"Won it," said Hagrid. | and | and landed |
"Las' night. | landed | landed on |
I was down in the village havin' a
few drinks an' got into a game o' cards with a stranger. | on | on the |
Think he was
quite glad ter get rid of it, ter be honest." | the | the road |
"But what are you going to do with it when it's hatched?" | road | road in |
said Hermione. | in | in front |
"Well, I've bin doin' some readin' , said Hagrid, pulling a large book
from under his pillow. | front | front of |
"Got this outta the library -- Dragon Breeding
for Pleasure and Profit -- it's a bit outta date, o' course, but it's
all in here. | of | of them |
Keep the egg in the fire, 'cause their mothers breathe on I
em, see, an' when it hatches, feed it on a bucket o' brandy mixed with
chicken blood every half hour. | them | them . |
An' see here -- how ter recognize
diff'rent eggs -- what I got there's a Norwegian Ridgeback. | . | . If |
They're
rare, them." | If | If the |
He looked very pleased with himself, but Hermione didn't. | the | the motorcycle |
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