said ruefully, ”but it didn't
work aurn him into a pig, but i suppose he was
so much like a pig anyway there wasn't much left ter do.”
he cast a sideways look at harry under his bushy eyebrows.
”be grateful if yeh didhat ter a
hogwarts,” he said. ”i'm -- er -- not suppic,
strictly speakin'. i was allowed ter do a bit ter follow yeh an'
get yer letters to yeh an' stuff -- ohe reasons i was so
keehe job
”why aren't you supposed to do magic?” asked harry.
”oh, well -- i was at hogwarts meself but i -- er -- got
expelled, ter tell yeh the truth. ihird year. they snapped
me wand in half ahing. but dumbledore let me stay on as
gamekeeper. great man, dumbledore.” ”why were you expelled?”
”it's gettin' late and we've got lots ter do tomorrow,” said
hagrid loudly. ”gotta get up ter tow all yer books an' that.”
he took off his thick blad threw it to harry.
”you der that,” he said. ”don' mind if it wriggles a
bit, i think i still got a couple o' dormie o' the pockets.”
chapter five
diagon alley
harry woke early the m. although he could tell it
was daylight, he kept his eyes shut tight.
”it was a dream, he told himself firmly. ”i dreamed a
giant called hagrid e i was going to a school for
wizards. when i open my eyes i'll be at home in my cupboard.”
there was suddenly a loud tapping noise.
and there's auunia kno the dht,
his heart sinkiill didn't ope had been
su.
tap. tap. tap.
”all right,” harry mumbled, ”i'm getting up.”
he sat up and hagrid's heavy coat fell off him. the hut was full
of sunlight, the storm was rid himself on the
collapsed sofa, and there ping its the window,
a neer held in its beak.
harry scrambled to his feet, so happy he felt as the
balloon was swelling inside him. he went straight to the window
a open. the owl swooped in ahe neer
on top of hagrid, who didn't . the owl theo
the flan to attack hagrid's coat.
”don't do that.”
harry tried to wave the owl out of the way, but it ss
beak fiercely at him and savagi.
”hagrid!” said harry loudly. ”there's an owl
”pay him,” hagrid gruhe sofa.
”what?”
”he ayin' fer deliverin' the paper. look in the
pockets.” hagrid's ed to be made of nothing but pockets --
bunches of keys, slug pellets, balls , peppermint humbugs,
teabags... finally, harry pulled out a handful e-looking
s.
”give him five knuts,” said hagrid sleepily.
”knuts?”
”the little bronze ones.”
harry ted out five little bronze d the owl held
out his leg so harry could put the moo a small leather pouch
tied to it. thehrough the open window.
hagrid yawned loudly, sat up, ached.
”best be off, harry, lots ter do today, gotta get up ter london
an' buy all yer stuff fer school.”
harry was turhe wizard d looking at them. he
had just thought of something that made him feel as though the
happy balloon inside him had got a puncture.
”um -- hagrid?”
”mm?” said hagrid, ulling os.
”i haven't got any money -- and you heard u
night ... he won't pay fic.”
”don't worry about that,” said hagrid, standing up and sg
his head. ”d'yeh this didn't leave yeh anything?”
”but if their house was destroyed --”
”they didheir gold in the house, boy! nah, first stop
fer us is gringotts. wizards' bank. have a sausage, they're not
bad ' i wouldn' say o&#
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