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"Hagrid, you live in a wooden house," she said.
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motorcycle
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motorcycle was
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But Hagrid wasn't listening.
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was
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was huge
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He was humming merrily as he stoked the
fire.
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huge
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huge ,
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So now they had something else to worry about: what might happen to
Hagrid if anyone found out he was hiding an illegal dragon in his hut.
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,
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, it
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"Wonder what it's like to have a peaceful life," Ron sighed, as evening
after evening they struggled through all the extra homework they were
getting.
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it
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it was
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Hermione had now started making study schedules for Harry and
Ron, too.
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was
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was nothing
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It was driving them nuts.
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nothing
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nothing to
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Then, one breakfast time, Hedwig brought Harry another note from Hagrid.
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to
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to the
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He had written only two words: It's hatching.
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the
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the man
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Ron wanted to skip Herbology and go straight down to the hut.
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man
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man sitting
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Hermione
wouldn't hear of it.
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sitting
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sitting astride
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"Hermione, how many times in our lives are we going to see a dragon
hatching?"
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astride
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astride it
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"We've got lessons, we'll get into trouble, and that's nothing to what
Hagrid's going to be in when someone finds out what he's doing --"
"Shut up!"
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it
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it .
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Harry whispered.
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.
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. He
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Malfoy was only a few feet away and he had stopped dead to listen.
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He
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He was
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How
much had he heard?
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was
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was almost
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Harry didn't like the look on Malfoy's face at all.
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almost
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almost twice
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Ron and Hermione argued all the way to Herbology and in the end,
Hermione agreed to run down to Hagrid's with the other two during
morning break.
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twice
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twice as
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When the bell sounded from the castle at the end of their
lesson, the three of them dropped their trowels at once and hurried
through the grounds to the edge of the forest.
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as
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as tall
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Hagrid greeted them,
looking flushed and excited.
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tall
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tall as
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"It's nearly out."
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as
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as a
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He ushered them inside.
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a
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a normal
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The egg was lying on the table.
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normal
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normal man
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There were deep cracks in it.
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man
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man and
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Something
was moving inside; a funny clicking noise was coming from it.
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and
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and at
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They all drew their chairs up to the table and watched with bated
breath.
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at
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at least
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All at once there was a scraping noise and the egg split open.
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least
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least five
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The baby
dragon flopped onto the table.
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five
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five times
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It wasn't exactly pretty; Harry thought
it looked like a crumpled, black umbrella.
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times
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times as
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Its spiny wings were huge
compared to its skinny jet body, it had a long snout with wide nostrils,
the stubs of horns and bulging, orange eyes.
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as
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as wide
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It sneezed.
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wide
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wide .
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A couple of sparks flew out of its snout.
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.
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. He
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"Isn't he beautiful?"
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He
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He looked
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Hagrid murmured.
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looked
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looked simply
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He reached out a hand to stroke
the dragon's head.
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simply
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simply too
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It snapped at his fingers, showing pointed fangs.
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too
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too big
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"Bless him, look, he knows his mommy!"
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big
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big to
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said Hagrid.
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to
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to be
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"Hagrid," said Hermione, "how fast do Norwegian Ridgebacks grow,
exactly?"
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be
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be allowed
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Hagrid was about to answer when the color suddenly drained from his face
-- he leapt to his feet and ran to the window.
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allowed
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allowed ,
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"What's the matter?"
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,
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, and
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"Someone was lookin' through the gap in the curtains -- it's a kid --
he's runnin' back up ter the school."
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and
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and so
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Harry bolted to the door and looked out.
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so
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so wild
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Even at a distance there was no
mistaking him.
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wild
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wild -
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Malfoy had seen the dragon.
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-
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- long
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Something about the smile lurking on Malfoy's face during the next week
made Harry, Ron, and Hermione very nervous.
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long
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long tangles
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They spent most of their
free time in Hagrid's darkened hut, trying to reason with him.
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tangles
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tangles of
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"Just let him go," Harry urged.
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of
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of bushy
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"Set him free."
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bushy
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bushy black
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"I can't," said Hagrid.
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black
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black hair
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"He's too little.
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hair
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hair and
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He'd die."
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and
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and beard
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They looked at the dragon.
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beard
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beard hid
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It had grown three times in length in just a
week.
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hid
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hid most
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Smoke kept furling out of its nostrils.
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most
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most of
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Hagrid hadn't been doing
his gamekeeping duties because the dragon was keeping him so busy.
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of
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of his
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There
were empty brandy bottles and chicken feathers all over the floor.
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his
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his face
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"I've decided to call him Norbert," said Hagrid, looking at the dragon
with misty eyes.
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face
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face ,
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"He really knows me now, watch.
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,
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, he
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Norbert!
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he
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he had
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Norbert!
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had
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had hands
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Where's Mommy?"
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hands
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hands the
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"He's lost his marbles," Ron muttered in Harry's ear.
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the
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the size
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"Hagrid," said Harry loudly, "give it two weeks and Norbert's going to
be as long as your house.
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size
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size of
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Malfoy could go to Dumbledore at any moment."
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of
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of trash
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Hagrid bit his lip.
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trash
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trash can
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"I -- I know I can't keep him forever, but I can't jus' dump him, I
can't."
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can
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can lids
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Harry suddenly turned to Ron.
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lids
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lids ,
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Charlie, he said.
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,
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, and
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"You're losing it, too," said Ron.
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and
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and his
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"I'm Ron, remember?"
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his
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his feet
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"No -- Charlie -- your brother, Charlie.
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feet
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feet in
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In Romania.
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in
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in their
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Studying dragons.
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their
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their leather
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We could send Norbert to him.
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leather
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leather boots
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Charlie can take care of him and then put
him back in the wild!"
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boots
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boots were
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"Brilliant!"
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were
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were like
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said Ron.
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like
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like baby
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"How about it, Hagrid?"
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baby
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baby dolphins
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And in the end, Hagrid agreed that they could send -an owl to Charlie to
ask him.
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dolphins
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dolphins .
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The following week dragged by.
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.
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. In
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Wednesday night found Hermione and Harry
sitting alone in the common room, long after everyone else had gone to
bed.
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In
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In his
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The clock on the wall had just
chimed midnight when the portrait hole burst open.
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his
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his vast
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Ron appeared out of
nowhere as he pulled off Harry's invisibility cloak.
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vast
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vast ,
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He had been down at
Hagrid's hut, helping him feed Norbert, who was now eating dead rats by
the crate.
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,
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, muscular
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"It bit me!"
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muscular
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muscular arms
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he said, showing them his hand, which was wrapped in a
bloody handkerchief.
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arms
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arms he
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"I'm not going to be able to hold a quill for a
week.
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he
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he was
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I tell you, that dragon's the most horrible animal I've ever met,
but the way Hagrid goes on about it, you'd think it was a fluffy little
bunny rabbit.
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was
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was holding
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When it bit me he told me off for frightening it.
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holding
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holding a
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And when
I left, he was singing it a lullaby."
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a
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a bundle
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There was a tap on the dark window.
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bundle
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bundle of
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"It's Hedwig!"
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of
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of blankets
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said Harry, hurrying to let her in.
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blankets
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blankets .
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"She'll have
Charlie's answer!"
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.
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. ``
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The three of them put their heads together to read the note.
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``
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`` Hagrid
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Dear Ron,
How are you?
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Hagrid
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Hagrid ,
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Thanks for the letter -- I'd be glad to take the Norwegian
Ridgeback, but it won't be easy getting him here.
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,
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, ''
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I think the best thing
will be to send him over with some friends of mine who are coming to
visit me next week.
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''
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'' said
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Trouble is, they mustn't be seen carrying an illegal
dragon.
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said
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said Dumbledore
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