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"Should call Filch, I should, if something's a-creeping around unseen."
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he
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he was
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Harry had a sudden idea.
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was
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was famous
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"Peeves," he said, in a hoarse whisper, "the Bloody Baron has his own
reasons for being invisible."
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famous
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famous ,
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Peeves almost fell out of the air in shock.
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,
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, not
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He caught himself in time
and hovered about a foot off the stairs.
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not
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not knowing
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"So sorry, your bloodiness, Mr. Baron, Sir," he said greasily.
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knowing
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knowing he
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"My
mistake, my mistake -- I didn't see you -- of course I didn't, you're
invisible -- forgive old Peevsie his little joke, sir."
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he
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he would
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"I have business here, Peeves," croaked Harry.
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would
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would be
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"Stay away from this
place tonight."
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be
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be woken
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"I will, sir, I most certainly will," said Peeves, rising up in the air
again.
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woken
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woken in
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"Hope your business goes well, Baron, I'll not bother you."
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in
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in a
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And he scooted off
"Brilliant, Harry!"
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a
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a few
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whispered Ron.
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few
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few hours
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A few seconds later, they were there, outside the third-floor corridor
-- and the door was already ajar.
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hours
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hours '
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"Well, there you are," Harry said quietly, "Snape's already got past
Fluffy."
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'
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' time
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Seeing the open door somehow seemed to impress upon all three of them
what was facing them.
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time
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time by
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Underneath the cloak, Harry turned to the other
two.
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by
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by Mrs.
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"If you want to go back, I won't blame you," he said.
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Dursley
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"You can take the
cloak, I won't need it now."
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Dursley
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Dursley 's
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"Don't be stupid," said Ron.
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's
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's scream
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"We're coming," said Hermione.
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scream
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scream as
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Harry pushed the door open.
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as
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as she
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As the door creaked, low, rumbling growls met their ears.
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she
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she opened
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All three of
the dog's noses sniffed madly in their direction, even though it
couldn't see them.
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opened
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opened the
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"What's that at its feet?"
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the
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the front
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Hermione whispered.
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front
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front door
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"Looks like a harp," said Ron.
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door
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door to
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"Snape must have left it there."
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to
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to put
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"It must wake up the moment you stop playing," said Harry.
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put
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put out
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"Well, here
goes..."
He put Hagrid's flute to his lips and blew.
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out
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out the
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It wasn't really a tune, but
from the first note the beast's eyes began to droop.
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the
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the milk
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Harry hardly drew
breath.
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milk
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milk bottles
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Slowly, the dog's growls ceased -- it tottered on its paws and
fell to its knees, then it slumped to the ground, fast asleep.
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bottles
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bottles ,
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"Keep playing," Ron warned Harry as they slipped out of the cloak and
crept toward the trapdoor.
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,
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, nor
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They could feel the dog's hot, smelly breath
as they approached the giant heads.
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nor
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nor that
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"I think we'll be able to pull the
door open," said Ron, peering over the dog's back.
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that
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that he
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"Want to go first,
Hermione?"
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he
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he would
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"No, I don't!"
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would
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would spend
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"All right."
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spend
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spend the
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Ron gritted his teeth and stepped carefully over the dog's
legs.
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the
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the next
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He bent and pulled the ring of the trapdoor, which swung up and
open.
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next
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next few
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"What can you see?"
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few
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few weeks
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Hermione said anxiously.
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weeks
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weeks being
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"Nothing -- just black -- there's no way of climbing down, we'll just
have to drop."
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being
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being prodded
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Harry, who was still playing the flute, waved at Ron to get his
attention and pointed at himself.
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prodded
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prodded and
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"You want to go first?
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and
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and pinched
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Are you sure?"
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pinched
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pinched by
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said Ron.
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by
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by his
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"I don't know how deep
this thing goes.
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his
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his cousin
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Give the flute to Hermione so she can keep him asleep."
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cousin
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cousin Dudley
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Harry handed the flute over.
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Dudley
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Dudley ...
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In the few seconds' silence, the dog
growled and twitched, but the moment Hermione began to play, it fell
back into its deep sleep.
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...
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... He
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Harry climbed over it and looked down through the trapdoor.
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He
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He could
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There was no
sign of the bottom.
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could
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could n't
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He lowered himself through the hole until he was hanging on by his
fingertips.
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n't
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n't know
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Then he looked up at Ron and said, "If anything happens to
me, don't follow.
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know
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know that
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Go straight to the owlery and send Hedwig to
Dumbledore, right?"
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that
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that at
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"Right," said Ron.
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at
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at this
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"See you in a minute, I hope...
And Harry let go.
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this
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this very
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Cold, damp air rushed past him as he fell down, down,
down and -- FLUMP.
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very
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very moment
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With a funny, muffled sort of thump he landed on
something soft.
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moment
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moment ,
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He sat up and felt around, his eyes not used to the
gloom.
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,
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, people
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It felt as though he was sitting on some sort of plant.
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people
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people meeting
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"It's okay!"
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meeting
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meeting in
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he called up to the light the size of a postage stamp,
which was the open trapdoor, "it's a soft landing, you can jump!"
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in
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in secret
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Ron followed right away.
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secret
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secret all
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He landed, sprawled next to Harry.
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all
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all over
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"What's this stuff?"
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over
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over the
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were his first words.
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the
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the country
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"Dunno, some sort of plant thing.
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country
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country were
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I suppose it's here to break the fall.
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were
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were holding
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Come on, Hermione!"
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holding
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holding up
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The distant music stopped.
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up
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up their
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There was a loud bark from the dog, but
Hermione had already jumped.
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their
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their glasses
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She landed on Harry's other side.
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glasses
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glasses and
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"We must be miles under the school , she said.
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and
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and saying
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"Lucky this plant thing's here, really," said Ron.
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saying
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saying in
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"Lucky!"
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in
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in hushed
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shrieked Hermione.
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hushed
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hushed voices
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"Look at you both!"
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voices
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voices :
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She leapt up and struggled toward a damp wall.
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:
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: ``
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She had to struggle
because the moment she had landed, the plant had started to twist
snakelike tendrils around her ankles.
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``
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`` To
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As for Harry and Ron, their legs
had already been bound tightly in long creepers without their noticing.
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To
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To Harry
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Hermione had managed to free herself before the plant got a firm grip on
her.
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Harry
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Harry Potter
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Now she watched in horror as the two boys fought to pull the plant
off them, but the more they strained against it, the tighter and faster
the plant wound around them.
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Potter
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Potter --
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"Stop moving!"
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--
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-- the
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Hermione ordered them.
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the
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the boy
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"I know what this is -- it's
Devil's Snare!"
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boy
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boy who
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"Oh, I'm so glad we know what it's called, that's a great help," snarled
Ron, leaning back, trying to stop the plant from curling around his
neck.
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who
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who lived
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"Shut up, I'm trying to remember how to kill it!"
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lived
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lived !
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said Hermione.
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!
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! ''
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"Well, hurry up, I can't breathe!"
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''
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'' CHAPTER
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Harry gasped, wrestling with it as it
curled around his chest.
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CHAPTER
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CHAPTER TWO
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"Devil's Snare, Devil's Snare... what did Professor Sprout say?
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TWO
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TWO THE
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-- it
likes the dark and the damp
"So light a fire!"
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THE
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THE VANISHING
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Harry choked.
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VANISHING
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VANISHING GLASS
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"Yes -- of course -- but there's no wood!"
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GLASS
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GLASS Nearly
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Hermione cried, wringing her
hands.
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Nearly
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Nearly ten
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"HAVE YOU GONE MAD?"
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ten
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ten years
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Ron bellowed.
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years
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years had
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