Гарри Поттер и философский камень

           Therockcakeswereshapelesslumpswithraisinsthatalmostbroketheirteeth,butHarryandRonpretendedtobeenjoyingthemastheytoldHagridallabouttheirfirstlessons.FangrestedhisheadonHarry’skneeanddrooledalloverhisrobes. 

           HarryandRonweredelightedtohearHagridcallFilch"thatoldgit." 

           "An’asferthatcat,Mrs.Norris,I’dliketerintroducehertoFangsometime.D’yehknow,everytimeIgouptertheschool,shefollowsmeeverywhere?Can’tgetridofher—Filchputsheruptoit." 

           HarrytoldHagridaboutSnape’slesson.Hagrid,likeRon,toldHarrynottoworryaboutit,thatSnapelikedhardlyanyofthestudents. 

           "Butheseemedtoreallyhateme." 

           "Rubbish!"saidHagrid."Whyshouldhe?" 

           YetHarrycouldn’thelpthinkingthatHagriddidn’tquitemeethiseyeswhenhesaidthat. 

           "How’syerbrotherCharlie?"HagridaskedRon."Ilikedhimalot—greatwithanimals." 

           HarrywonderedifHagridhadchangedthesubjectonpurpose.WhileRontoldHagridallaboutCharlie’sworkwithdragons,Harrypickedupapieceofpaperthatwaslyingonthetableundertheteacozy.ItwasacuttingfromtheDailyProphet: 

           GRINGOTTSBREAK-INLATEST 

           Investigationscontinueintothebreak-inatGringottson31July,widelybelievedtobetheworkofDarkwizardsorwitchesunknown.