Гарри Поттер и философский камень
The Man with Two Faces
Harrywalkedtowardhim.
Imustlie,hethoughtdesperately.ImustlookandlieaboutwhatIsee,that’sall.
Quirrellmovedclosebehindhim.HarrybreathedinthefunnysmellthatseemedtocomefromQuirrell’sturban.Heclosedhiseyes,steppedinfrontofthemirror,andopenedthemagain.
Hesawhisreflection,paleandscared-lookingatfirst.Butamomentlater,thereflectionsmiledathim.Itputitshandintoitspocketandpulledoutablood-redstone. ItwinkedandputtheStonebackinitspocket—andasitdidso,Harryfeltsomethingheavydropintohisrealpocket.Somehow—incredibly—he’dgottentheStone.
"Well?"saidQuirrellimpatiently."Whatdoyousee?"
Harryscreweduphiscourage.
"IseemyselfshakinghandswithDumbledore,"heinvented."I—I’vewonthehousecupforGryffindor."
Quirrellcursedagain.
"Getoutoftheway,"hesaid. AsHarrymovedaside,hefelttheSorcerer’sStoneagainsthisleg.Darehemakeabreakforit?
Buthehadn’twalkedfivepacesbeforeahighvoicespoke,thoughQuirrellwasn’tmovinghislips.
"Helies...Helies..."
"Potter,comebackhere!"Quirrellshouted."Tellmethetruth!Whatdidyoujustsee?"
