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It so happens that the phoenix whose tail feather is in your wand, gave another feather -- just one other.	.	. Mr.
It is very curious indeed that you should be destined for this wand when its brother why, its brother gave you that scar."	Mr.	Mr. Dursley
Harry swallowed.	Dursley	Dursley tried
"Yes, thirteen-and-a-half inches.	tried	tried to
Yew.	to	to act
Curious indeed how these things happen.	act	act normally
The wand chooses the wizard, remember....	normally	normally .
I think we must expect great things from you, Mr. Potter.... After all, He- Who-Must-Not-Be-Named did great things -- terrible, yes, but great."	.	. When
Harry shivered.	When	When Dudley
He wasn't sure he liked Mr. Ollivander too much.	Dudley	Dudley had
He paid seven gold Galleons for his wand, and Mr. Ollivander bowed them from his shop.	had	had been
The late afternoon sun hung low in the sky as Harry and Hagrid made their way back down Diagon Alley, back through the wall, back through the Leaky Cauldron, now empty.	been	been put
Harry didn't speak at all as they walked down the road; he didn't even notice how much people were gawking at them on the Underground, laden as they were with all their funny-shaped packages, with the snowy owl asleep in its cage on Harry's lap.	put	put to
Up another escalator, out into Paddington station; Harry only realized where they were when Hagrid tapped him on the shoulder.	to	to bed
"Got time fer a bite to eat before yer train leaves," he said.	bed	bed ,
He bought Harry a hamburger and they sat down on plastic seats to eat them.	,	, he
Harry kept looking around.	he	he went
Everything looked so strange, somehow.	went	went into
"You all right, Harry?	into	into the
Yer very quiet," said Hagrid.	the	the living
Harry wasn't sure he could explain.	living	living room
He'd just had the best birthday of his life -- and yet -- he chewed his hamburger, trying to find the words.	room	room in
"Everyone thinks I'm special," he said at last.	in	in time
"All those people in the Leaky Cauldron, Professor Quirrell, Mr. Ollivander... but I don't know anything about magic at all.	time	time to
How can they expect great things?	to	to catch
I'm famous and I can't even remember what I'm famous for.	catch	catch the
I don't know what happened when Vol-, sorry -- I mean, the night my parents died."	the	the last
Hagrid leaned across the table.	last	last report
Behind the wild beard and eyebrows he wore a very kind smile.	report	report on
"Don' you worry, Harry.	on	on the
You'll learn fast enough.	the	the evening
Everyone starts at the beginning at Hogwarts, you'll be just fine.	evening	evening news
just be yerself.	news	news :
I know it's hard.	:	: ''
Yeh've been singled out, an' that's always hard.	''	'' And
But yeh'll have a great time at Hogwarts -- I did -- still do, 'smatter of fact."	And	And finally
Hagrid helped Harry on to the train that would take him back to the Dursleys, then handed him an envelope.	finally	finally ,
"Yer ticket fer Hogwarts, " he said.	,	, bird-watchers
"First o' September -- King's Cross -- it's all on yer ticket.	bird-watchers	bird-watchers everywhere
Any problems with the Dursleys, send me a letter with yer owl, she'll know where to find me.... See yeh soon, Harry."	everywhere	everywhere have
The train pulled out of the station.	have	have reported
Harry wanted to watch Hagrid until he was out of sight; he rose in his seat and pressed his nose against the window, but he blinked and Hagrid had gone.	reported	reported that
CHAPTER SIX THE JOURNEY FROM PLATFORM NINE AND THREE-QUARTERS Harry's last month with the Dursleys wasn't fun.	that	that the
True, Dudley was now so scared of Harry he wouldn't stay in the same room, while Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon didn't shut Harry in his cupboard, force him to do anything, or shout at him -- in fact, they didn't speak to him at all.	the	the nation
Half terrified, half furious, they acted as though any chair with Harry in it were empty.	nation	nation 's
Although this was an improvement in many ways, it did become a bit depressing after a while.	's	's owls
Harry kept to his room, with his new owl for company.	owls	owls have
He had decided to call her Hedwig, a name he had found in A History of Magic.	have	have been
His school books were very interesting.	been	been behaving
He lay on his bed reading late into the night, Hedwig swooping in and out of the open window as she pleased.	behaving	behaving very
It was lucky that Aunt Petunia didn't come in to vacuum anymore, because Hedwig kept bringing back dead mice.	very	very unusually
Every night before he went to sleep, Harry ticked off another day on the piece of paper he had pinned to the wall, counting down to September the first.	unusually	unusually today
On the last day of August he thought he'd better speak to his aunt and uncle about getting to King's Cross station the next day, so he went down to the living room where they were watching a quiz show on television.	today	today .
He cleared his throat to let them know he was there, and Dudley screamed and ran from the room.	.	. Although
"Er -- Uncle Vernon?"	Although	Although owls
Uncle Vernon grunted to show he was listening.	owls	owls normally
"Er -- I need to be at King's Cross tomorrow to -- to go to Hogwarts."	normally	normally hunt
Uncle Vernon grunted again.	hunt	hunt at
"Would it be all right if you gave me a lift?"	at	at night
Grunt.	night	night and
Harry supposed that meant yes.	and	and are
"Thank you."	are	are hardly
He was about to go back upstairs when Uncle Vernon actually spoke.	hardly	hardly ever
"Funny way to get to a wizards' school, the train.	ever	ever seen
Magic carpets all got punctures, have they?"	seen	seen in
Harry didn't say anything.	in	in daylight
"Where is this school, anyway?"	daylight	daylight ,
"I don't know," said Harry, realizing this for the first time.	,	, there
He pulled the ticket Hagrid had given him out of his pocket.	there	there have
"I just take the train from platform nine and three-quarters at eleven o'clock," he read.	have	have been
His aunt and uncle stared.	been	been hundreds
"Platform what?"	hundreds	hundreds of
"Nine and three-quarters."	of	of sightings
"Don't talk rubbish," said Uncle Vernon.	sightings	sightings of
"There is no platform nine and three-quarters."	of	of these
"It's on my ticket."	these	these birds
"Barking," said Uncle Vernon, "howling mad, the lot of them.	birds	birds flying
You'll see.	flying	flying in
You just wait.	in	in every
All right, we'll take you to King's Cross.	every	every direction
We're going up to London tomorrow anyway, or I wouldn't bother."	direction	direction since
"Why are you going to London?"	since	since sunrise
Harry asked, trying to keep things friendly.	sunrise	sunrise .
"Taking Dudley to the hospital," growled Uncle Vernon.	.	. Experts
"Got to have that ruddy tail removed before he goes to Smeltings."	Experts	Experts are
Harry woke at five o'clock the next morning and was too excited and nervous to go back to sleep.	are	are unable
He got up and pulled on his jeans because he didn't want to walk into the station in his wizard's robes -- he'd change on the train.	unable	unable to
He checked his Hogwarts list yet again to make sure he had everything he needed, saw that Hedwig was shut safely in her cage, and then paced the room, waiting for the Dursleys to get up.	to	to explain
Two hours later, Harry's huge, heavy trunk had been loaded into the Dursleys' car, Aunt Petunia had talked Dudley into sitting next to Harry, and they had set off.	explain	explain why
They reached King's Cross at half past ten.	why	why the
Uncle Vernon dumped Harry's trunk onto a cart and wheeled it into the station for him.	the	the owls
Harry thought this was strangely kind until Uncle Vernon stopped dead, facing the platforms with a nasty grin on his face.	owls	owls have
"Well, there you are, boy.	have	have suddenly
Platform nine -- platform ten.	suddenly	suddenly changed
Your platform should be somewhere in the middle, but they don't seem to have built it yet, do they?"	changed	changed their
He was quite right, of course.	their	their sleeping
There was a big plastic number nine over one platform and a big plastic number ten over the one next to it, and in the middle, nothing at all.	sleeping	sleeping pattern
"Have a good term," said Uncle Vernon with an even nastier smile.	pattern	pattern .
He left without another word.	.	. ''
Harry turned and saw the Dursleys drive away.	''	'' The

It so happens that the phoenix whose tail feather is in your wand, gave another feather -- just one other.

.

. Mr.

It is very curious indeed that you should be destined for this wand when its brother why, its brother gave you that scar."

Mr.

Mr. Dursley

Harry swallowed.

Dursley

Dursley tried

"Yes, thirteen-and-a-half inches.

tried

tried to

Yew.

to

to act

Curious indeed how these things happen.

act

act normally

The wand chooses the wizard, remember....

normally

normally .

I think we must expect great things from you, Mr. Potter.... After all, He- Who-Must-Not-Be-Named did great things -- terrible, yes, but great."

.

. When

Harry shivered.

When

When Dudley

He wasn't sure he liked Mr. Ollivander too much.

Dudley

Dudley had

He paid seven gold Galleons for his wand, and Mr. Ollivander bowed them from his shop.

had

had been

The late afternoon sun hung low in the sky as Harry and Hagrid made their way back down Diagon Alley, back through the wall, back through the Leaky Cauldron, now empty.

been

been put

Harry didn't speak at all as they walked down the road; he didn't even notice how much people were gawking at them on the Underground, laden as they were with all their funny-shaped packages, with the snowy owl asleep in its cage on Harry's lap.

put

put to

Up another escalator, out into Paddington station; Harry only realized where they were when Hagrid tapped him on the shoulder.

to

to bed

"Got time fer a bite to eat before yer train leaves," he said.

bed

bed ,

He bought Harry a hamburger and they sat down on plastic seats to eat them.

,

, he

Harry kept looking around.

he

he went

Everything looked so strange, somehow.

went

went into

"You all right, Harry?

into

into the

Yer very quiet," said Hagrid.

the

the living

Harry wasn't sure he could explain.

living

living room

He'd just had the best birthday of his life -- and yet -- he chewed his hamburger, trying to find the words.

room

room in

"Everyone thinks I'm special," he said at last.

in

in time

"All those people in the Leaky Cauldron, Professor Quirrell, Mr. Ollivander... but I don't know anything about magic at all.

time

time to

How can they expect great things?

to

to catch

I'm famous and I can't even remember what I'm famous for.

catch

catch the

I don't know what happened when Vol-, sorry -- I mean, the night my parents died."

the

the last

Hagrid leaned across the table.

last

last report

Behind the wild beard and eyebrows he wore a very kind smile.

report

report on

"Don' you worry, Harry.

on

on the

You'll learn fast enough.

the

the evening

Everyone starts at the beginning at Hogwarts, you'll be just fine.

evening

evening news

just be yerself.

news

news :

I know it's hard.

:

: ''

Yeh've been singled out, an' that's always hard.

''

'' And

But yeh'll have a great time at Hogwarts -- I did -- still do, 'smatter of fact."

And

And finally

Hagrid helped Harry on to the train that would take him back to the Dursleys, then handed him an envelope.

finally

finally ,

"Yer ticket fer Hogwarts, " he said.

,

, bird-watchers

"First o' September -- King's Cross -- it's all on yer ticket.

bird-watchers

bird-watchers everywhere

Any problems with the Dursleys, send me a letter with yer owl, she'll know where to find me.... See yeh soon, Harry."

everywhere

everywhere have

The train pulled out of the station.

have

have reported

Harry wanted to watch Hagrid until he was out of sight; he rose in his seat and pressed his nose against the window, but he blinked and Hagrid had gone.

reported

reported that

CHAPTER SIX THE JOURNEY FROM PLATFORM NINE AND THREE-QUARTERS Harry's last month with the Dursleys wasn't fun.

that

that the

True, Dudley was now so scared of Harry he wouldn't stay in the same room, while Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon didn't shut Harry in his cupboard, force him to do anything, or shout at him -- in fact, they didn't speak to him at all.

the

the nation

Half terrified, half furious, they acted as though any chair with Harry in it were empty.

nation

nation 's

Although this was an improvement in many ways, it did become a bit depressing after a while.

's

's owls

Harry kept to his room, with his new owl for company.

owls

owls have

He had decided to call her Hedwig, a name he had found in A History of Magic.

have

have been

His school books were very interesting.

been

been behaving

He lay on his bed reading late into the night, Hedwig swooping in and out of the open window as she pleased.

behaving

behaving very

It was lucky that Aunt Petunia didn't come in to vacuum anymore, because Hedwig kept bringing back dead mice.

very

very unusually

Every night before he went to sleep, Harry ticked off another day on the piece of paper he had pinned to the wall, counting down to September the first.

unusually

unusually today

On the last day of August he thought he'd better speak to his aunt and uncle about getting to King's Cross station the next day, so he went down to the living room where they were watching a quiz show on television.

today

today .

He cleared his throat to let them know he was there, and Dudley screamed and ran from the room.

.

. Although

"Er -- Uncle Vernon?"

Although

Although owls

Uncle Vernon grunted to show he was listening.

owls

owls normally

"Er -- I need to be at King's Cross tomorrow to -- to go to Hogwarts."

normally

normally hunt

Uncle Vernon grunted again.

hunt

hunt at

"Would it be all right if you gave me a lift?"

at

at night

Grunt.

night

night and

Harry supposed that meant yes.

and

and are

"Thank you."

are

are hardly

He was about to go back upstairs when Uncle Vernon actually spoke.

hardly

hardly ever

"Funny way to get to a wizards' school, the train.

ever

ever seen

Magic carpets all got punctures, have they?"

seen

seen in

Harry didn't say anything.

in

in daylight

"Where is this school, anyway?"

daylight

daylight ,

"I don't know," said Harry, realizing this for the first time.

,

, there

He pulled the ticket Hagrid had given him out of his pocket.

there

there have

"I just take the train from platform nine and three-quarters at eleven o'clock," he read.

have

have been

His aunt and uncle stared.

been

been hundreds

"Platform what?"

hundreds

hundreds of

"Nine and three-quarters."

of

of sightings

"Don't talk rubbish," said Uncle Vernon.

sightings

sightings of

"There is no platform nine and three-quarters."

of

of these

"It's on my ticket."

these

these birds

"Barking," said Uncle Vernon, "howling mad, the lot of them.

birds

birds flying

You'll see.

flying

flying in

You just wait.

in

in every

All right, we'll take you to King's Cross.

every

every direction

We're going up to London tomorrow anyway, or I wouldn't bother."

direction

direction since

"Why are you going to London?"

since

since sunrise

Harry asked, trying to keep things friendly.

sunrise

sunrise .

"Taking Dudley to the hospital," growled Uncle Vernon.

.

. Experts

"Got to have that ruddy tail removed before he goes to Smeltings."

Experts

Experts are

Harry woke at five o'clock the next morning and was too excited and nervous to go back to sleep.

are

are unable

He got up and pulled on his jeans because he didn't want to walk into the station in his wizard's robes -- he'd change on the train.

unable

unable to

He checked his Hogwarts list yet again to make sure he had everything he needed, saw that Hedwig was shut safely in her cage, and then paced the room, waiting for the Dursleys to get up.

to

to explain

Two hours later, Harry's huge, heavy trunk had been loaded into the Dursleys' car, Aunt Petunia had talked Dudley into sitting next to Harry, and they had set off.

explain

explain why

They reached King's Cross at half past ten.

why

why the

Uncle Vernon dumped Harry's trunk onto a cart and wheeled it into the station for him.

the

the owls

Harry thought this was strangely kind until Uncle Vernon stopped dead, facing the platforms with a nasty grin on his face.

owls

owls have

"Well, there you are, boy.

have

have suddenly

Platform nine -- platform ten.

suddenly

suddenly changed

Your platform should be somewhere in the middle, but they don't seem to have built it yet, do they?"

changed

changed their

He was quite right, of course.

their

their sleeping

There was a big plastic number nine over one platform and a big plastic number ten over the one next to it, and in the middle, nothing at all.

sleeping

sleeping pattern

"Have a good term," said Uncle Vernon with an even nastier smile.

pattern

pattern .

He left without another word.

.

. ''

Harry turned and saw the Dursleys drive away.

''

'' The