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After
lunch
they
went
to
the
reptile
house
.
It
was
cool
and
dark
in
there
,
with
lit
windows
all
along
the
walls
.
Behind
the
glass
,
all
sorts
of
lizards
and
snakes
were
crawling
and
slithering
over
bits
of
wood
and
stone
.
Dudley
and
Piers
wanted
to
see
huge
,
poisonous
cobras
and
thick
,
man-crushing
pythons
.
Dudley
quickly
found
the
largest
snake
in
the
place
.
It
could
have
wrapped
its
body
twice
around
Uncle
Vernon
's
car
and
crushed
it
into
a
trash
can
--
but
at
the
moment
it
did
n't
look
in
the
mood
.
In
fact
,
it
was
fast
asleep
.
Dudley
stood
with
his
nose
pressed
against
the
glass
,
staring
at
the
glistening
brown
coils
.
"
Make
it
move
,
"
he
whined
at
his
father
.
Uncle
Vernon
tapped
on
the
glass
,
but
the
snake
did
n't
budge
.
"
Do
it
again
,
"
Dudley
ordered
.
Uncle
Vernon
rapped
the
glass
smartly
with
his
knuckles
,
but
the
snake
just
snoozed
on
.
"
This
is
boring
,
"
Dudley
moaned
.
He
shuffled
away
.
Harry
moved
in
front
of
the
tank
and
looked
intently
at
the
snake
.
He
would
n't
have
been
surprised
if
it
had
died
of
boredom
itself
--
no
company
except
stupid
people
drumming
their
fingers
on
the
glass
trying
to
disturb
it
all
day
long
.
It
was
worse
than
having
a
cupboard
as
a
bedroom
,
where
the
only
visitor
was
Aunt
Petunia
hammering
on
the
door
to
wake
you
up
;
at
least
he
got
to
visit
the
rest
of
the
house
.
The
snake
suddenly
opened
its
beady
eyes
.
Slowly
,
very
slowly
,
it
raised
its
head
until
its
eyes
were
on
a
level
with
Harry
's
.
It
winked
.
Harry
stared
.
Then
he
looked
quickly
around
to
see
if
anyone
was
watching
.
They
were
n't
.
He
looked
back
at
the
snake
and
winked
,
too
.
