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The
whistle
sounded
,
Harry
and
the
others
kicked
off
hard
from
the
frozen
ground
,
and
they
were
away
.
Harry
soared
around
the
perimeter
of
the
grounds
,
looking
around
for
the
Snitch
and
keeping
one
eye
on
Harper
,
who
was
zigzagging
far
below
him
.
Then
a
voice
that
was
jarringly
different
to
the
usual
commentator
's
started
up
.
"
Well
,
there
they
go
,
and
I
think
we
're
all
surprised
to
see
the
team
that
Potter
's
put
together
this
year
.
Many
thought
,
given
Ronald
Weasley
's
patchy
performance
as
Keeper
last
year
,
that
he
might
be
off
the
team
,
but
of
course
,
a
close
personal
friendship
with
the
Captain
does
help
...
"
These
words
were
greeted
with
jeers
and
applause
from
the
Slytherin
end
of
the
pitch
.
Harry
craned
around
on
his
broom
to
look
toward
the
commentator
's
podium
.
A
call
,
skinny
blond
buy
with
an
upturned
nose
was
standing
there
,
talking
into
the
magical
megaphone
that
had
once
been
Lee
Jordan
's
;
Harry
recognized
Zacharias
Smith
,
a
Hufflepuff
player
whom
he
heartily
disliked
.
"
Oh
,
and
here
comes
Slytherin
's
first
attempt
on
goal
,
it
's
Urquhart
streaking
down
the
pitch
and
--
"
Harry
's
stomach
turned
over
.
"
--
Weasley
saves
it
,
well
,
he
's
bound
to
get
lucky
sometimes
,
I
suppose
...
"
"
That
's
right
,
Smith
,
he
is
,
"
muttered
Harry
,
grinning
to
himself
,
as
he
dived
amongst
the
Chasers
with
his
eyes
searching
all
around
for
some
hint
of
the
elusive
Snitch
.
With
half
an
hour
of
the
game
gone
,
Gryffindor
were
leading
sixty
points
to
zero
,
Ron
having
made
some
truly
spectacular
saves
,
some
by
the
very
tips
of
his
gloves
,
and
Ginny
having
scored
four
of
Gryffindor
's
six
goals
.
This
effectively
stopped
Zacharias
wondering
loudly
whether
the
two
Weasleys
were
only
there
because
Harry
liked
them
,
and
he
started
on
Peakes
and
Coote
instead
.
