Гарри Поттер и философский камень
Through the Trapdoor
"Harry—you’reagreatwizard,youknow."
"I’mnotasgoodasyou,"saidHarry,veryembarrassed,assheletgoofhim.
"Me!"saidHermione."Books!Andcleverness!Therearemoreimportantthings—friendshipandbraveryand—ohHarry—becareful!"
"Youdrinkfirst,"saidHarry."Youaresurewhichiswhich,aren’tyou?"
"Positive,"saidHermione.Shetookalongdrinkfromtheroundbottleattheend,andshuddered.
"It’snotpoison?"saidHarryanxiously.
"No—butit’slikeice."
"Quick,go,beforeitwearsoff."
"Goodluck—takecare."
"GO!"
Hermioneturnedandwalkedstraightthroughthepurplefire.
Harrytookadeepbreathandpickedupthesmallestbottle.Heturnedtofacetheblackflames.
"HereIcome,"hesaid,andhedrainedthelittlebottleinonegulp.
Itwasindeedasthoughicewasfloodinghisbody.Heputthebottledownandwalkedforward;hebracedhimself,sawtheblackflameslickinghisbody,butcouldn’tfeelthem—foramomenthecouldseenothingbutdarkfire—thenhewasontheotherside,inthelastchamber.
