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"
That
will
do
,
Macmillan
!
"
said
Professor
McGonagall
sharply
.
Peeves
was
bobbing
overhead
,
now
grinning
wickedly
,
surveying
the
scene
;
Peeves
always
loved
chaos
.
As
the
teachers
bent
over
Justin
and
Nearly
Headless
Nick
,
examining
them
,
Peeves
broke
into
song
:
"
Oh
,
Potter
,
you
rotter
,
oh
,
what
have
you
done
,
You
're
killing
off
students
,
you
think
it
's
good
fun
--
"
"
That
's
enough
Peeves
!
"
barked
Professor
McGonagall
,
and
Peeves
zoomed
away
backward
,
with
his
tongue
out
at
Harry
Justin
was
carried
up
to
the
hospital
wing
by
Professor
Flitwick
and
Professor
Sinistra
of
the
Astronomy
department
,
but
nobody
seemed
to
know
what
to
do
for
Nearly
Headless
Nick
.
In
the
end
,
Professor
McGonagall
conjured
a
large
fan
out
of
thin
air
,
which
she
gave
to
Ernie
with
instructions
to
waft
Nearly
Headless
Nick
up
the
stairs
.
This
Ernie
did
,
fanning
Nick
along
like
a
silent
black
hovercraft
.
This
left
Harry
and
Professor
McGonagall
alone
together
.
"
This
way
,
Potter
,
"
she
said
.
"
Professor
,
"
said
Harry
at
once
,
"
I
swear
I
did
n't
--
"
"
This
is
out
of
my
hands
,
Potter
,
"
said
Professor
McGonagall
curtly
.
They
marched
in
silence
around
a
corner
and
she
stopped
before
a
large
and
extremely
ugly
stone
gargoyle
.
"
Lemon
drop
!
"
she
said
.
This
was
evidently
a
password
,
because
the
gargoyle
sprang
suddenly
to
life
and
hopped
aside
as
the
wall
behind
him
split
in
two
.
Even
full
of
dread
for
what
was
coming
,
Harry
could
n't
fail
to
be
amazed
.
Behind
the
wall
was
a
spiral
staircase
that
was
moving
smoothly
upward
,
like
an
escalator
.
As
he
and
Professor
McGonagall
stepped
onto
it
,
Harry
heard
the
wall
thud
closed
behind
them
.
They
rose
upward
in
circles
,
higher
and
higher
,
until
at
last
,
slightly
dizzy
,
Harry
saw
a
gleaming
oak
door
ahead
,
with
a
brass
knocker
in
the
shape
of
a
griffin
.
