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They
had
reached
a
snowy
white
building
that
towered
over
the
other
little
shops
.
Standing
beside
its
burnished
bronze
doors
,
wearing
a
uniform
of
scarlet
and
gold
,
was
--
"
Yeah
,
that
's
a
goblin
,
"
said
Hagrid
quietly
as
they
walked
up
the
white
stone
steps
toward
him
.
The
goblin
was
about
a
head
shorter
than
Harry
.
He
had
a
swarthy
,
clever
face
,
a
pointed
beard
and
,
Harry
noticed
,
very
long
fingers
and
feet
.
He
bowed
as
they
walked
inside
.
Now
they
were
facing
a
second
pair
of
doors
,
silver
this
time
,
with
words
engraved
upon
them
:
Enter
,
stranger
,
but
take
heed
Of
what
awaits
the
sin
of
greed
,
For
those
who
take
,
but
do
not
earn
,
Must
pay
most
dearly
in
their
turn
.
So
if
you
seek
beneath
our
floors
A
treasure
that
was
never
yours
,
Thief
,
you
have
been
warned
,
beware
Of
finding
more
than
treasure
there
.
