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Dinner that night was a very enjoyable affair.
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Dinner that night was a very enjoyable affair.
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Tom the innkeeper put three tables together in the parlor, and the seven Weasleys, Harry, and Hermione ate their way through five delicious courses.
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Tom the innkeeper put three tables together in the parlor, and the seven Weasleys, Harry, and Hermione ate their way through five delicious courses.
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"How're we getting to King's Cross tomorrow, Dad?" asked Fred as they dug into a sumptuous chocolate pudding.
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"How're we getting to King's Cross tomorrow, Dad?" asked Fred as they dug into a sumptuous chocolate pudding.
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"It's because of you, Perce," said George seriously. "And there'll be little flags on the hoods, with HB on them"
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Everyone except Percy and Mrs. Weasley snorted into their pudding.
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"Why are the Ministry providing cars, Father?" Percy asked again, in a dignified voice.
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His voice was casual, but Harry couldn't help noticing that Mr. Weasley's ears had gone red, just like Ron's did when he was under Pressure.
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"Good thing, too," said Mrs. Weasley briskly. "Do you realize how much luggage you've all got between you?
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"Ron hasn't put all his new things in his trunk yet," said Percy, in a long-suffering voice.
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"Ron hasn't put all his new things in his trunk yet," said Percy, in a long-suffering voice.
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"Ron hasn't put all his new things in his trunk yet," said Percy, in a long-suffering voice. "He's dumped them on my bed."
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"You'd better go and pack properly, Ron, because we won't have much time in the morning," Mrs. Weasley called down the table. Ron scowled at Percy.
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After dinner everyone felt very full and sleepy. One by one they made their way upstairs to their rooms to check their things for the next day.
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He had just closed and locked his own trunk when he heard angry voices through the wall, and went to see what was going on.
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The door of number twelve was ajar and Percy was shouting.
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The door of number twelve was ajar and Percy was shouting. "It was here, on the bedside table, I took it off for polishing
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The door of number twelve was ajar and Percy was shouting. "It was here, on the bedside table, I took it off for polishing
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"What's up?" said Harry. "My Head Boy badge is gone," said Percy, rounding on Harry.
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"I think I might've left it in the bar --" "You're not going anywhere till you've found my badge!" yelled Percy.
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Harry was halfway along the passage to the bar,
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