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"
Here
you
are
,
"
said
the
manager
,
who
had
climbed
a
set
of
steps
to
take
down
a
thick
,
black-bound
book
.
"
Unfogging
the
Future
.
Very
good
guide
to
all
your
basic
fortune-telling
methods
--
palmistry
,
crystal
balls
,
bird
entrails
.
"
But
Harry
was
n't
listening
.
His
eyes
had
fallen
on
another
book
,
which
was
among
a
display
on
a
small
table
:
Death
Omens
--
What
to
Do
When
You
Know
the
Worst
Is
Coming
.
"
Oh
,
I
would
n't
read
that
if
I
were
you
,
"
said
the
manager
lightly
,
looking
to
see
what
Harry
was
staring
at
.
"
You
'll
start
seeing
death
omens
everywhere
.
It
's
enough
to
frighten
anyone
to
death
.
"
But
Harry
continued
to
stare
at
the
front
cover
of
the
book
;
it
showed
a
black
dog
large
as
a
bear
,
with
gleaming
eyes
.
It
looked
oddly
familiar
...
The
manager
pressed
Unfogging
the
Future
into
Harry
's
hands
.
"
Anything
else
?
"
he
said
.
"
Yes
,
"
said
Harry
,
tearing
his
eyes
away
from
the
dog
's
and
dazedly
consulting
his
booklist
.
"
Er
--
I
need
Intermediate
Transfiguration
and
The
Standard
Book
of
Spells
,
Grade
Three
.
"
Harry
emerged
from
Flourish
and
Blotts
ten
minutes
later
with
his
new
books
under
his
arms
and
made
his
way
back
to
the
Leaky
Cauldron
,
hardly
noticing
where
he
was
going
and
bumping
into
several
people
.
He
tramped
up
the
stairs
to
his
room
,
went
inside
,
and
tipped
his
books
onto
his
bed
.
Somebody
had
been
in
to
tidy
;
the
windows
were
open
and
sun
was
pouring
inside
.
Harry
could
hear
the
buses
rolling
by
in
the
unseen
Muggle
street
behind
him
and
the
sound
of
the
invisible
crowd
below
in
Diagon
Alley
.
He
caught
sight
of
himself
in
the
mirror
over
the
basin
.
"
It
ca
n't
have
been
a
death
omen
,
"
he
told
his
reflection
defiantly
.
"
I
was
panicking
when
I
saw
that
thing
in
Magnolia
Crescent
...
It
was
probably
just
a
stray
dog
...
.
"
