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"
Flew
?
"
"
Yeah
--
but
we
'll
go
back
in
this
.
Not
s
'
pposed
ter
use
magic
now
I
've
got
yeh
.
"
They
settled
down
in
the
boat
,
Harry
still
staring
at
Hagrid
,
trying
to
imagine
him
flying
.
"
Seems
a
shame
ter
row
,
though
,
"
said
Hagrid
,
giving
Harry
another
of
his
sideways
looks
.
"
If
I
was
ter
--
er
--
speed
things
up
a
bit
,
would
yeh
mind
not
mentionin
'
it
at
Hogwarts
?
"
"
Of
course
not
,
"
said
Harry
,
eager
to
see
more
magic
.
Hagrid
pulled
out
the
pink
umbrella
again
,
tapped
it
twice
on
the
side
of
the
boat
,
and
they
sped
off
toward
land
.
"
Why
would
you
be
mad
to
try
and
rob
Gringotts
?
"
Harry
asked
.
"
Spells
--
enchantments
,
"
said
Hagrid
,
unfolding
his
newspaper
as
he
spoke
.
"
They
say
there
's
dragons
guardin
'
the
high
security
vaults
.
And
then
yeh
got
ta
find
yer
way
--
Gringotts
is
hundreds
of
miles
under
London
,
see
.
Deep
under
the
Underground
.
Yeh
'd
die
of
hunger
tryin
'
ter
get
out
,
even
if
yeh
did
manage
ter
get
yer
hands
on
summat
.
"
Harry
sat
and
thought
about
this
while
Hagrid
read
his
newspaper
,
the
Daily
Prophet
.
Harry
had
learned
from
Uncle
Vernon
that
people
liked
to
be
left
alone
while
they
did
this
,
but
it
was
very
difficult
,
he
'd
never
had
so
many
questions
in
his
life
.
"
Ministry
o
'
Magic
messin
'
things
up
as
usual
,
"
Hagrid
muttered
,
turning
the
page
.
