gryffindor really t afford to lose as, it?”
harry flushed. they turo go outside, but snape called
them back.
”be otter -- aime wanderings and i will
personally make sure you are expelled. good day to you.”
he strode off iioaffroom.
out oeps, harry turhers.
”right, heres what weve got to do,” he whispered urgently. ”one
of us has got to keep an eye o outside the staff
room and follow him if he leaves it. hermione, youd better do that.”
”why me?”
”its obvious,” said ron. ”you d to be waiting
for professor flitwiow.” he put on a high voice, ”oh
professor flitwick, im so worried, i think i got question fourteen
b wrong....”
”oh, shut up,” said hermio she agreed to go and watch
out for snape.
”and wed better stay outside the third-floor corridor,” harry
told ron. ”e on.”
but that part of the plan didnt work. hey reached
the d fluffy from the rest of the s professor
magall turned up again and this time, she lost her temper.
”i suppose you think youre harder to get past than a pack of
es!” she stormed. ”enough of this nonsense! if i hear you
ve e anywhere near here again, ill take ay points
from gryffindor! yes, weasley, from my own house!” harry a
baon room, harry had just said, ”at least hermiones
oail,” whe of the fat lady swung open and
hermione .
”im sorry, harry!” she wailed. ”s a
i was doing, so i said i was waiting for flite went to
get him, and ive only just got away, i dont know e went.”
”well, thats it then, isnt it?” harry said.
the other two stared at him. he ale and his eyes were
glittering.
”im going ht and im get to