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51
'N
o
more
do
I
,
'
said
Uncle
Vernon
forcefully
.
52
'
We
know
you
're
up
to
something
funny
,
'
said
Aunt
Petunia
.
53
'
We
're
not
stupid
,
you
know
,
'
said
Uncle
Vernon
.
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54
'
Well
,
that
's
news
to
me
,
'
said
Harry
,
his
temper
rising
,
and
before
the
Dursleys
could
call
him
back
,
he
had
wheeled
about
,
crossed
the
front
lawn
,
stepped
over
the
low
garden
wall
and
was
striding
off
up
the
street
.
55
He
was
in
trouble
now
and
he
knew
it
.
He
would
have
to
face
his
aunt
and
uncle
later
and
pay
the
price
for
his
rudeness
,
but
he
did
not
care
very
much
just
at
the
moment
;
he
had
much
more
pressing
matters
on
his
mind
.
56
Harry
was
sure
the
cracking
noise
had
been
made
by
someone
Apparating
or
Disapparating
.
It
was
exactly
the
sound
Dobby
the
house-elf
made
when
he
vanished
into
thin
air
.
Was
it
possible
that
Dobby
was
here
in
Privet
Drive
?
Could
Dobby
be
following
him
right
at
this
very
moment
?
As
this
thought
occurred
he
wheeled
around
and
stared
back
down
Privet
Drive
,
but
it
appeared
to
be
completely
deserted
and
Harry
was
sure
that
Dobby
did
not
know
how
to
become
invisible
.
57
He
walked
on
,
hardly
aware
of
the
route
he
was
taking
,
for
he
had
pounded
these
streets
so
often
lately
that
his
feet
carried
him
to
his
favourite
haunts
automatically
.
Every
few
steps
he
glanced
back
over
his
shoulder
.
Someone
magical
had
been
near
him
as
he
lay
among
Aunt
Petunia
's
dying
begonias
,
he
was
sure
of
it
.
Why
had
n't
they
spoken
to
him
,
why
had
n't
they
made
contact
,
why
were
they
hiding
now
?
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58
And
then
,
as
his
feeling
of
frustration
peaked
,
his
certainty
leaked
away
.
59
Perhaps
it
had
n't
been
a
magical
sound
after
all
.
Perhaps
he
was
so
desperate
for
the
tiniest
sign
of
contact
from
the
world
to
which
he
belonged
that
he
was
simply
overreacting
to
perfectly
ordinary
noises
.
Could
he
be
sure
it
had
n't
been
the
sound
of
something
breaking
inside
a
neighbour
's
house
?
60
Harry
felt
a
dull
,
sinking
sensation
in
his
stomach
and
before
he
knew
it
the
feeling
of
hopelessness
that
had
plagued
him
all
summer
rolled
over
him
once
again
.