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'Journey all right, Harry?' Bill called, trying to gather up twelve scrolls at once.
A haze of pipe smoke hung in the air like battle fumes, ...
... Mrs Weasley abandoned the attempt to close the curtains and hurried up and down the hall, ..
'The Ministry's forced through another decree, which means we're not allowed to have Quidditch teams -'
'No Quidditch practice,' said Angelina in hollow tones ...
'You know, I don't get why Fred and George only got three OWLs each,' said Harry; ...
The three of them looked cautiously over the banisters.
As they passed the row of house-elf heads on the wall, ...
The old woman was drooling, her eyes were rolling, ...
Chapter 5: The Order of the Phoenix
'And if you really needed a bathroom,' said Harry, suddenly remembering something Dumbledore had said ...
'Can we be the Anti-Umbridge league?' said Angelina hopefully.
'I've been suspecting this ever since Filch accused you of ordering Dungbombs, ...'
'Don't mind her,' Cho muttered.
'Dobby knows the perfect place, sir!' he said happily.
'Dobby has your owl, sir!' said a squeaky voice.
'It's the way you're moving your wand,' said Hermione, watching Ron critically, ...
'For the last time, Mundungus,' called Mrs Weasley, ...
'Thanks, Dobby!' said Harry, stroking Hedwig's head and blinking hard, ...
At half past seven Harry, Ron and Hermione left the Gryffindor common room, ...
'Well,' said Harry, slightly nervously.
'Harry!' said Hermione sharply, as they wheeled around after their third walk past.
'Hey, Harry,' Hermione called from the other side of the room, 'have you checked the time?'
'I reckon we should all divide into pairs and practise.'
'Expelliarmus!' said Neville, and Harry, caught unawares, felt his wand fly out of his hand.
'I can't see any boils,' said Ron, staring at the twins.
'Hello,' said a vague and dreamy voice from behind them.
'I must've been mental to do this,' he said in a croaky whisper. 'Mental.'
'Right,' said Harry, when she had sat down again, 'shall we start practising then? ...'
Midnight came and went while Harry was reading and rereading a passage ...
It felt very strange to be standing here in Aunt Petunia's surgically clean kitchen, ...
'Well, I'll have a think and get back to - '
'Well, I've been thinking about the sort of stuff we ought to do first and - er -'
Admittedly, Ron was still not performing to Wood's standard, but he was working extremely hard to improve.
'That wasn't bad,' said Harry,'but there's definite room for improvement.'
'Wait a moment - there is something you can do for me, Dobby,' said Harry slowly.
Snape was no less obviously partisan; ...
'It was a very, very close call last night,' said Hermione.
She looked around at Harry, her face glowing, ...
'Why was Dung hiding from us?' asked Ron, sounding disappointed.
'So,' said Sirius, 'how are you orginising this group? Where are you meeting?'
'You could take over from Trelawney, mate,' he said in an awed voice.
'That was really, really good, Harry,' said Hermione, ...
A blank silence greeted Hermione's words.
'You've got to tell someone,' said Ron.
'How was practice?' asked Hermione rather coolly half an hour later, ...
'Sit down, Harry,' said Sirius.
Harry slumped down into a chair, dragged his Potions essay reluctantly from his bag and set to work.
What with the regular sounds of retching, cheering and the sounds of Fred and George ...
Harry, who was making very little progress with his Potions essay, decided to give up for the night.
Chapter 3: The Advance Guard
'Well, that settles it,' he said, his front straining as he inflated himself, ...
Chapter 16: In the Hog's Head
'Well, that settles it,' he said, his front straining as he inflated himself, ...
He registered dimly how strange it was that the Dursleys, who flinched, winced and squawked ...
An awful voice filled the kitchen, echoing in the confined space, ...
'Ah,' said Fudge, who looked thoroughly disconcerted.
'And what is that supposed to mean?' Fudge asked icily.
'Boys,' Mr Weasley said, lifting the stew back into the middle of the table, ...
'I was wondering,' Hermione said suddenly, ...
'And I haven't even started on what he gets up to at school.'
'How can he think that?' said Harry angrily.
'Fred - George - NO, JUST CARRY THEM!' Mrs Weasley shrieked.
'But if none of you are putting the news out that Voldemort's back -' Harry began.'
'But why?' said Harry desperately; 'Why's he being so stupid? If Dumbledore -'
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'Fred, what are you doing?' said Mrs Weasley sharply.
'Enough, enough!' said Fudge, with a supercilious look on his face.
'Dementors?' said Madam Bones after a moment, her thick eyebrows rising ...
'I thought it was a good idea from the start,' said Ron, ...
'It's not my fault you haven't been told what the Order's doing,' said Sirius calmly, ...'
'Department of Mysteries,' said the cool female voice, and left it at that.
'Cover your faces and take a spray,' Mrs Weasley said to Harry and Ron the moment she saw them, ...
'Full name?' said Fudge loudly, when Mrs Figg had perched herself nervously on the very edge of her seat.
'Disciplinary hearing of the twelfth of August,' said Fudge in a ringing voice, ...
Ron's smile slipped slightly as he looked out of the window, which was now opaque with hammering rain.
The weather did not improve as the day wore on, ...
Chapter 19: The Lion and the Serpent
Harry returned hungrily to his sausages and mash.
What's up? said several voices.
But Hedwig didn't return next morning.
Angelina kept them at it for nearly an hour before conceding defeat.
They were allowed to remain inside over break due to the downpour outside.
Dobby sank into a deep bow again.
An ink pellet whizzed past them, striking Katie Bell squarely in the ear.
'In a surprise move last night the Ministry of Magic passed new legislation ...
The book slipped from Harry's slack grip and landed with a dull thud on the hearthrug.
October extinguished itself in a rush of howling winds and driving rain ...
Chapter 18: Dumbledore's Army
Harry walked around the other pairs, trying to correct those who were doing the spell wrong.
Harry looked sideways at Hermione.
Harry shook his head.
They hurried along the corridor to the place Dobby had described to Harry, ...
The fact that the Quidditch Cup had not been held for so long added considerably to the interest ...
The only thing really worrying Harry ...
It appeared that Hermione had gone to bed early, leaving Crookshanks in a nearby chair ...
There was another pause in which Crookshanks, mewing, attempted to paw Sirius's head, ...
The Great Hall was filling up fast when they arrived, ...
Harry had not meant to say that at all, and heard the words as though a stranger had spoken them - ...
They had not quite recovered from the shock of Luna's hat ...
Hermione soon devised a very clever method of communicating the time and date of the next meeting ...
Their robes billowed and swirled around them as they splashed across the flooded vegetable patch ...
'... he's got other plans ... plans he can put into operation very quietly indeed ...'
Hermione looked at him as though she had only just realised he was there.
'Lower your wand, boy, before you take someone's eye out,' said a low, growling voice.
'How do you remember stuff like that?' asked Ron, looking at her in admiration.
There was another pause in which Crookshanks, mewing, attempted to paw Sirius's head, ...
The Great Hall was filling up fast when they arrived, ...
Harry had not meant to say that at all, and heard the words as though a stranger had spoken them - ...
'I'm escorting a visitor,' said Mr Weasley, gesturing towards Harry.
'I want to know what's been going on,' Harry said at once.
They had not quite recovered from the shock of Luna's hat ...
Hermione soon devised a very clever method of communicating the time and date of the next meeting ...
Their robes billowed and swirled around them as they splashed across the flooded vegetable patch ...
'How d'you know what his plans are?' Harry asked quickly.
'... he's got other plans ... plans he can put into operation very quietly indeed ...'
Hermione looked at him as though she had only just realised he was there.
A gale of laughter from the middle of the table drowned the rest of Bill's words.
'Rumours abound, of course, that Albus Dumbledore, ...'
Mrs Weasley was now scarlet in the face.
'Yeah,' said Ron, rubbing slightly bloodshot eyes ...
'Serious miscarriage, my hat!' said Fudge at the top of his voice.
'Visitor to the Ministry, you are required to submit to a search ...''
'Oooooh!' said Parvati and Lavender, thoroughly irritating Harry.
Chapter 6: The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black
'Yeah, size is no guarantee of power,' said George.
A cold male voice rang across the courtroom
... in fact, many-legged creatures were cantering softly up and down outside the bedroom door, ...
'So, got there yet?' said George eagerly.
A few of the wizards above them shifted uncomfortably in their seats.
'Oooh, he looks just like I thought he would,' said the witch who was holding her lit wand aloft.
'Right, you lot, you need to be careful, because Doxys bite and thier teeth are poisonous. ...'
'Mundungus is talking to Sirius and Kingsley,' Fred muttered, frowning with concentration.
'This way,' said Mr Weasley
'The boy - the boy will have to stay, Vernon,' she said weakly.
'Yes,' said Fudge again, shuffling his notes.
'You keep shifting around while you're watching the Chasers!' said Angelina.
Harry heard the key turn in the lock and Uncle Vernon's footsteps walking heavily down the stairs.
'You weren't supposed to survive!' said Sirius.
'They were big. Big and wearing cloaks.'
Some of the wizards and witches around her were muttering again; ...
'Well, Molly, I'm pretty sure this is a Boggart,' said Sirius, peering through the keyhole, ...
... 'what d'you reckon?'
'Welcome to the Ministry of Magic. Please state your name and business.'
'So, whatever you need leaves and wood from a tree in which a Bowtruckle lodges, ...'
'You are Harry James Potter, of number four, Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey?' Fudge said, ...
A stooped, timid-looking old wizard with fluffy white hair had entered the room, panting.
'They are the limit,' said Hermione grimly,
'Ron -'
Smirking all over his pointed face, Draco Malfoy leaned across to Harry ...
'OK, Harry ... what do you want to know?'
'Well, as everyone thinks I'm a mad mass-murderer ...'
'What do you want, Harry?' Mrs Weasley called.
'That's Enough!'
"Third regurgitating public toilet reported in Bethnal Green, kindly investigate immediately."
Neither Harry nor Ron seemed to make much headway with their homework that night.
'You are Harry James Potter, of number four, Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey?' Fudge said, ...
A stooped, timid-looking old wizard with fluffy white hair had entered the room, panting.
'They are the limit,' said Hermione grimly,
Harry darted forwards to pick up the letter, but Aunt Petunia beat him to it.
'Ron -'
Smirking all over his pointed face, Draco Malfoy leaned across to Harry ...
'OK, Harry ... what do you want to know?'
'Well, as everyone thinks I'm a mad mass-murderer ...'
'What do you want, Harry?' Mrs Weasley called.
'That's Enough!'
"Third regurgitating public toilet reported in Bethnal Green, kindly investigate immediately."
Neither Harry nor Ron seemed to make much headway with their homework that night.
Fred and George buried their faces in their goblets of Butterbeer; George was hiccoughing.
'Don't worry, Harry,' Hermione said quietly.
'Mimbulus mimbletonia,' said Hermione, before the Fat Lady could ask.
'Did you do everything on the third line, Potter?'
'Are you telling me,' she said, lowering her voice ...
'And speaking of your skiving snackboxes,' said Hermione, eyeing Fred and George beadily, ...
'But,' said Ron, following Hermione along a row of quills in copper pots, 'I thought Ginny fancied Harry!'
'Bet Umbridge is in History of Magic,' said Ron grimly, as they set off for Binns's lesson.
'And she's trying to get people to spy for her,' said Ron darkly.
'Hello, Kreacher,' said Fred very loudly, closing the door with a snap.
Order of the Phoenix Disk 11
'A couple of people?' said Harry hoarsely to Hermione. 'A couple of people?'
'As I was saying: the Vanishing Spell becomes more difficult with the complexity of the animal ...'
'Anyway, it's a nightmare of a year, the fifth,' said George.
'Are you quite sure it's him, Lupin?' he growled.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Disc 9
'But I was telling the truth!' said Harry, outraged.
'But where are you going to get the gold to start a joke shop?' Hermione asked sceptically.
'Bearing south!' shouted Mad-Eye. 'Town ahead!'
'Are you telling us that the first time we'll get to do the spells will be during our exam?'
'But what have you got your broom for, you haven't been flying have you?' Harry asked.
'Injured owl, did you say?'
'Come on, hurry,' growled Moody, prodding Harry in the back.
'D'you reckon it's true this year's going to be really tough? Because of the exams?'
'She's taken points off Gryffindor because I'm having my hand sliced open every night! ...'
'Fred and George have invented Extendable Ears, see,' said Ron.
'Look,' he said, and everyone fell silent at once, ...
'Well, the other thing to decide is where we're going to meet ...?'
'Feel all right?' said George kindly to a small dark-haired girl lying at his feet.
'Come here, Ron, and see if Oliver's old robes fit you,' called Katie Bell, ...
'I wonder if Hermione's seen this yet?' Harry said, looking round at the door to the girl's dormitories.
'A surprising number of people volunteered to come and get you,' said Lupin, ...
'I've got a query about your course aims,' said Hermione.
'Let's see if you've got the message yet, shall we?' said Umbridge's soft voice half an hour later.
'I, personally am at a loss to see why the Ministry has foisted such a useless teacher on us ...'
'Good evening, Mr Potter.'
'Hard left, hard left, there's a Muggle looking up!' shouted Moody from behind him.
Harry did not answer.
There was a pause in which Sirius looked out of the fire at Harry, a crease between his sunken eyes.
Harry swore under his breath.
The treetops of the Forbidden Forest swayed in a light breeze.
'Hello, Harry!'
'Hi,' Said Harry automatically.
Harry, Ron and Hermione had barely taken their seats when Neville, Dean, Fred, George and Ginny ...
'Is that a Tornados badge?' Ron demanded suddenly, pointing to the front of Cho's robes, ...
'It is my understanding that my predecessor not only performed illegal curses in fron of you, ...'
'I was thinking that - maybe the time's come when we should just - just do it ourselves.'
'I do not wish to criticise the way things have been run in this school,' she said, ...
'I don't like being back here,' he said, staring across the drawing room.
'HARRY! Ron, he's here, Harry's here! We didn't hear you arrive! ..'
'Was he killed by an Auror?' Harry asked tentatively.
'Right,' said Hermione, looking relieved that something had at last been settled.
'I - but - but ... wait!' said Professor Trelawney suddenly, ...
'I mean, we can do it tonight,' said Ron, ...
'Settle down,' said Snape coldly, shutting the door behind him.
Snape looked round at Harry and their eyes met for a second.
'She's hurt!' Harry whispered, bending his head low over her.
'What are Heliopaths?' asked Neville, looking blank.
'What's she got against werewolves?' said Hermione angrily.
'Is it true that you shouted at Professor Umbridge?'
'So, what are the properties of moonstone and its uses in potionmaking?'
'What makes me say You-Know-Who's back?' he repeated, looking Zacharias straight in the face.
'What d'you mean, you're not sure they believed Dumbledore?' Harry asked Hermione ...
'Well ... that's the plan, anyway,' said Hermione.
'Hey, has Gryffindor got a new keeper yet?' she asked.
But none of them left their seats, not even Zacharias Smith, ...
'Remus says you're a good flyer,' said Kingsley Shacklebolt in his deep voice.
Seamus handed back Harry's essay; Harry took it without looking at him ...
'... who's insulting you?' aske Parvati timidly.
'Mad-Eye, you do know that's disgusting, don't you?' said Tonks conversationally.
'How she can lecture me about not losing my temper with Umbridge!' Harry muttered to Ron ...
'Harry, we wanted to tell you, we really did -' Hermione began.
'Has everyone got a copy of Defensive Magical Theory by Wilbert Slinkhard?'
'Lestrange ... ?' Harry asked aloud.
'He was younger than me,' said Sirius, 'and a much better son, as I was constantly reminded.'
'How would it be,' she asked them coldly, as they left the classroom for break, ...'
'I repeat, this is a lie. The Ministry of Magic guarantees that you are not in danger ...'
'I still reckon you should complain about this,' said Ron in a low voice.
'After this year, of course, many of you will cease studying with me,' Snape went on.
'..."Ministry warns wizarding community that Black is very dangerous ... killed thirteen people ...'
'I have my sources,' said Filch in a self-satisfied hiss.
'You applied first for the Defence Against the Dark Arts post, I believe?' Professor Umbridge asked Snape.
A battered wooden sign hung from a rusty bracket over the door, ...
'Hi, Angelina.'
'Now,' said Umbridge, looking at Trelawney, 'you've been in this post how long, exactly?'
Chapter 15: The Hogwarts High Inquisitor
'"This is an exciting new phase in the Minister's plan ..."'
All the while, Professor Umbridge stood a few feet away, making notes on that clipboard, ...
But Harry did not have to wait for Defence Against the Dark Arts to meet Professor Umbridge.
Harry blinked.
Harry realised that Hermione was looking sideways to see what grade he had received; ...
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