Гарри Поттер и философский камень

           Ashemeasured,hesaid, "EveryOllivanderwandhasacoreofapowerfulmagicalsubstance,Mr.Potter. Weuseunicornhairs,phoenixtailfeathers,andtheheartstringsofdragons. NotwoOllivanderwandsarethesame,justasnotwounicorns,dragons,orphoenixesarequitethesame. Andofcourse,youwillnevergetsuchgoodresultswithanotherwizard’swand." 

           Harrysuddenlyrealizedthatthetapemeasure,whichwasmeasuringbetweenhisnostrils,wasdoingthisonitsown. Mr.Ollivanderwasflittingaroundtheshelves,takingdownboxes. 

           "Thatwilldo,"hesaid,andthetapemeasurecrumpledintoaheaponthefloor. "Rightthen,Mr.Potter.Trythisone. Beechwoodanddragonheartstring. Nineinches. Niceandflexible. justtakeitandgiveitawave." 

           Harrytookthewandand(feelingfoolish)waveditaroundabit,butMr.Ollivandersnatcheditoutofhishandalmostatonce. 

           "Mapleandphoenixfeather. Seveninches. Quitewhippy. Try—" 

           Harrytried—buthehadhardlyraisedthewandwhenit,too,wassnatchedbackbyMr.Ollivander. 

           "No,no—here,ebonyandunicornhair,eightandahalfinches,springy. Goon,goon,tryitout." 

           Harrytried. Andtried. HehadnoideawhatMr.Ollivanderwaswaitingfor. Thepileoftriedwandswasmountinghigherandhigheronthespindlychair, butthemorewandsMr.Ollivanderpulledfromtheshelves,thehappierheseemedtobecome.