s in his eyes.
”otter, wele back.”
harry didn't know what to say. everyone was looking at him. the
old woman with the pipe uffing on it with it had
go. hagrid was beaming.
then there ing of d the ,
harry found himself shaking hands with everyohe leaky
.
”doris r. potter, 't believe i'm meeting you
at last.”
”so proud, mr. potter, i'm just so proud.”
”always wao shake your hand -- i'm all of a flutter.”
”delighted, mr. potter, just 't tell you, diggle's the name,
dedalus diggle.”
”i've seen you before!” said harry, as dedalus diggle's top
hat fell off i. ”you bowed to me on a shop.”
”he remembers!” cried dedalus diggle, looking around at
everyone. ”did you hear that? he remembers me!” harry shook hands
again and again -- doris crockford kept ing baore.
a pale young man made his way forward, very nervously. one of
his eyes was twitg.
”professor quirrell!” said hagrid. ”harry, professor quirrell
will be one of your teachers at hogwarts.”
”p-p-potter,” stammered professrasping harry's
hand, ”'t t-tell you how p- pleased i am to meet you.”
”what sic do you teach, professor quirrell?”
”d-defe the d-d-dark arts,” muttered professor
quirrell, as though he'd rather not think about it. ”n-not that
you , eh, p-p-potter?” he laughed nervously. ”you'll be
g-getting all your equipment, i suppose? i've g-got to p-pick up
a new b-book on vampires, m-myself.” he looked terrified at the
very thought.
but the others would professor quirrell keep harry to
himself. it took almost te away from them all. at
last, hagrid mao make himself heard over the babble.
”must get on -- lots ter buy. e on, harry.”
doris crockford shook harry's haime, and hagrid
led them through the bar and out into a small, walled courtyard,
where there was nothing but a trash d a few weeds.
hagrid gri harry.
”told yeh, didn't i? told yeh you was famous. even professor
quirrell was trembli yeh -- mind you, he's usually
tremblin'.”
”is he always that nervous?”
”oh, yeah. poor bloke. brilliant mind. he as
studyin' outta books but theook a year et some
firsthahey say he met vampires in the black
forest, and there was a nasty bit o' trouble with a hag -- never
been the same sihe students, scared of his own
subjeow, where's me umbrella?”
vampires? hags? harry's head was swimming. hagrid, meanwhile,
was g bri the wall above the trash .
”three up... two auttered. ”right, stand back, harry.”
he tapped the wall three times with the point of his umbrella.
the brick he had touched quivered -- it wriggled -- in the
middle, a small hole appeared -- it grew wider and wider -- a sed
later they were fa archway large enough even frid, an
arto a cobbled street that twisted a of sight.
”wele,” said hagrid, ”to diagon alley.”
he gri harry's amazemeepped through the
archway. harry looked quickly over his shoulder and saw the archway
shrink instantly bato solid wall.
the suly on a stack of s outside the
shop. s -- all sizes - copper, brass, pewter, silver
-- self-stirring -- collapsible, said a sign hahem.
”yeah, you'll be needin' one,” said hagrid, ”but we gotta get
yer mo.”
harry wished he had about eight more eyes. he turned his head
iion as they the street, trying to look at
everythihe shops, the things outside them, the people
d. a plump womahecary was
shakihey passed, saying, ”dragoeen
si ouhey're
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