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Hermione
,
who
came
back
the
day
before
term
started
,
took
a
different
view
of
things
.
She
was
torn
between
horror
at
the
idea
of
Harry
being
out
of
bed
,
roaming
the
school
three
nights
in
a
row
(
"
If
Filch
had
caught
you
!
"
)
,
and
disappointment
that
he
had
n't
at
least
found
out
who
Nicolas
Flamel
was
.
They
had
almost
given
up
hope
of
ever
finding
Flamel
in
a
library
book
,
even
though
Harry
was
still
sure
he
'd
read
the
name
somewhere
.
Once
term
had
started
,
they
were
back
to
skimming
through
books
for
ten
minutes
during
their
breaks
.
Harry
had
even
less
time
than
the
other
two
,
because
Quidditch
practice
had
started
again
.
Wood
was
working
the
team
harder
than
ever
.
Even
the
endless
rain
that
had
replaced
the
snow
could
n't
dampen
his
spirits
.
The
Weasleys
complained
that
Wood
was
becoming
a
fanatic
,
but
Harry
was
on
Wood
's
side
.
If
they
won
their
next
match
,
against
Hufflepuff
,
they
would
overtake
Slytherin
in
the
house
championship
for
the
first
time
in
seven
years
.
Quite
apart
from
wanting
to
win
,
Harry
found
that
he
had
fewer
nightmares
when
he
was
tired
out
after
training
.
Then
,
during
one
particularly
wet
and
muddy
practice
session
,
Wood
gave
the
team
a
bit
of
bad
news
.
He
'd
just
gotten
very
angry
with
the
Weasleys
,
who
kept
dive-bombing
each
other
and
pretending
to
fall
off
their
brooms
.
"
Will
you
stop
messing
around
!
"
he
yelled
.
"
That
's
exactly
the
sort
of
thing
that
'll
lose
us
the
match
!
Snape
's
refereeing
this
time
,
and
he
'll
be
looking
for
any
excuse
to
knock
points
off
Gryffindor
!
"
George
Weasley
really
did
fall
off
his
broom
at
these
words
.
"
Snape
's
refereeing
?
"
he
spluttered
through
a
mouthful
of
mud
.
"
When
's
he
ever
refereed
a
Quidditch
match
?
He
's
not
going
to
be
fair
if
we
might
overtake
Slytherin
.
"
The
rest
of
the
team
landed
next
to
George
to
complain
,
too
.
"
It
's
not
my
fault
,
"
said
Wood
.
"
We
've
just
got
to
make
sure
we
play
a
clean
game
,
so
Snape
has
n't
got
an
excuse
to
pick
on
us
.
"
Which
was
all
very
well
,
thought
Harry
,
but
he
had
another
reason
for
not
wanting
Snape
near
him
while
he
was
playing
Quidditch
...
