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- Гарри Поттер и Орден Феникса
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As
Harry
completed
the
constellation
Orion
on
his
chart
,
however
,
the
front
doors
of
the
castle
opened
directly
below
the
parapet
where
he
was
standing
,
so
that
light
spilled
down
the
stone
steps
a
little
way
across
the
lawn
.
Harry
glanced
down
as
he
made
a
slight
adjustment
to
the
position
of
his
telescope
and
saw
five
or
six
elongated
shadows
moving
over
the
brightly
lit
grass
before
the
doors
swung
shut
and
the
lawn
became
a
sea
of
darkness
once
more
.
Harry
put
his
eye
back
to
his
telescope
and
refocused
it
,
now
examining
Venus
.
He
looked
down
at
his
chart
to
enter
the
planet
there
,
but
something
distracted
him
;
pausing
with
his
quill
suspended
over
the
parchment
,
he
squinted
down
into
the
shadowy
grounds
and
saw
half
a
dozen
figures
walking
over
the
lawn
.
If
they
had
not
been
moving
,
and
the
moonlight
had
not
been
gilding
the
tops
of
their
heads
,
they
would
have
been
indistinguishable
from
the
dark
ground
on
which
they
walked
.
Even
at
this
distance
,
Harry
had
a
funny
feeling
he
recognised
the
walk
of
the
squattest
of
them
,
who
seemed
to
be
leading
the
group
.
He
could
not
think
why
Umbridge
would
be
taking
a
stroll
outside
after
midnight
,
much
less
accompanied
by
five
others
.
Then
somebody
coughed
behind
him
,
and
he
remembered
that
he
was
halfway
through
an
exam
.
He
had
quite
forgotten
Venus
's
position
.
Jamming
his
eye
to
his
telescope
,
he
found
it
again
and
was
once
more
about
to
enter
it
on
his
chart
when
,
alert
for
any
odd
sound
,
he
heard
a
distant
knock
which
echoed
through
the
deserted
grounds
,
followed
immediately
by
the
muffled
barking
of
a
large
dog
.
He
looked
up
,
his
heart
hammering
.
There
were
lights
on
in
Hagrid
's
windows
and
the
people
he
had
observed
crossing
the
lawn
were
now
silhouetted
against
them
.
The
door
opened
and
he
distinctly
saw
six
sharply
defined
figures
walk
over
the
threshold
.
The
door
closed
again
and
there
was
silence
.
Harry
felt
very
uneasy
.
He
glanced
around
to
see
whether
Ron
or
Hermione
had
noticed
what
he
had
,
but
Professor
Marchbanks
came
walking
behind
him
at
that
moment
and
,
not
wanting
to
look
as
though
he
was
sneaking
looks
at
anyone
else
's
work
,
Harry
hastily
bent
over
his
star-chart
and
pretended
to
be
adding
notes
to
it
while
really
peering
over
the
top
of
the
parapet
towards
Hagrid
's
cabin
.
Figures
were
now
moving
across
the
cabin
windows
,
temporarily
blocking
the
light
.
He
could
feel
Professor
Marchbanks
's
eyes
on
the
back
of
his
neck
and
pressed
his
eye
again
to
his
telescope
,
staring
up
at
the
moon
though
he
had
marked
its
position
an
hour
ago
,
but
as
Professor
Marchbanks
moved
on
he
heard
a
roar
from
the
distant
cabin
that
echoed
through
the
darkness
right
to
the
top
of
the
Astronomy
Tower
.
Several
of
the
people
around
Harry
ducked
out
from
behind
their
telescopes
and
peered
instead
in
the
direction
of
Hagrid
's
cabin
.
Professor
Tofty
gave
another
dry
little
cough
.
'
Try
and
concentrate
,
now
,
boys
and
girls
,
'
he
said
softly
.
Most
people
returned
to
their
telescopes
.
Harry
looked
to
his
left
.
Hermione
was
gazing
transfixed
at
Hagrid
's
cabin
.
