Гарри Поттер и философский камень

The Vanishing Glass

           TheDursleysoftenspokeaboutHarrylikethis, asthoughhewasn’tthere orrather,asthoughhewassomethingverynasty thatcouldn’tunderstandthem,likeaslug. 

           "Whataboutwhat’s-her-name, yourfriendYvonne?" 

           "OnvacationinMajorca,"snappedAuntPetunia. 

           "Youcouldjustleavemehere," Harryputinhopefully (he’dbeabletowatchwhathewantedontelevisionforachange andmaybeevenhaveagoonDudley’scomputer). 

           AuntPetunialooked asthoughshe’djustswallowedalemon. 

           "Andcomebackandfindthehouseinruins?" shesnarled. 

           "Iwon’tblowupthehouse,"saidHarry, buttheyweren’tlistening. 

           "Isupposewecouldtakehimtothezoo,"saidAuntPetuniaslowly, "...andleavehiminthecar..." 

           "Thatcar’snew, he’snotsittinginitalone..." 

           Dudleybegantocryloudly. Infact,hewasn’treallycrying ithadbeenyearssincehe’dreallycried butheknewthatifhescreweduphisfaceandwailed, hismotherwouldgivehimanythinghewanted. 

           "DinkyDuddydums,don’tcry, Mummywon’tlethimspoilyourspecialday!" shecried,flingingherarmsaroundhim. 

           "I...don’t...want...him...t-t-tocome!" Dudleyyelledbetweenhuge,pretendsobs. "Healwayssp-spoilseverything!" HeshotHarryanastygrinthroughthegapinhismother’sarms. 

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