s hand.
the sta had to be a reo one could ever
remember the snitg caught so quickly.
”ron! ron! where are you? the game's over! harry's won! we've
won! gryffindor is in the lead!” shrieked hermione, dand
dow and hugging parvati patil in the row in front.
harry jumped off his broom, a fround. he 't
believe it. he'd dohe game was over; it had barely lasted
five minutes. as gryffindors came spilling onto the field, he saw
snape land nearby, white-fad tight-lipped -- the
a hand on his shoulder ao dumbledore's smiling face.
”well done,” said dumbledore quietly, so that only harry
could hear. ”o see you haven't been brooding about that
mirror... been keeping busy... ext...”
sterly on the ground.
harry left the lo aloer, to take his
nimbus two thousand back to the broomshed. he 't ever remember
feeling happier. he'd really doo be proud of now -- no
one could say he was just a famous name ahe evening air had
never smelled so sweet. he walked over the damp grass, reliving the
last hour in his head, y blur: gryffind
to lift him onto their shoulders; ron and hermioance,
jumping up and dowhrough a heavy nosebleed.
harry had reached the shed. he lea the wooden door and
looked up at hogindows glowihe setting
sun. gryffindor in the lead. he'd do, he'd shoe....
and speaking of snape...
a hooded figure came swiftly doweps of the
castle. ot wanti walked as fast as possible
toward the forbidde. harry's victory faded from his mind
as he watched. he reized the figure's proe,
so the forest while everyo dinner --
what was going on?
harry jumped babus two thousand and took
off. glidily over the castle he sae e
at a run. he followed.
the trees were so thick he 't see e had gone. he
flew in circles, lower and l the top brarees
until he heard voices. he glided toward them and landed noiselessly
in a t beech tree.
he climbed carefully alohe branches, holding tight
to his broomstig th the leaves. below, in a
shad, stood s he wasn't alone. quirrell was
there, too. harry 't make out the look o he
was stutterihan ever. harry straich what they
were saying.
”... d-don't knoao meet here of all
p-places, severus...”
”oh, i thought we'd keep this private,” said snape, his voice
icy. ”stude supposed to know about the sorcerer's stone,
after all.”
harry leaned forward. quirrell was mumblihing. snape
ied him.
”have you found out how to get past that beast of hagrid's yet?”
”b-b-but severus, i --”
”you don't want me as your enemy, quirrell,” said saking
a step toward him.
”i-i don't know what you
”you kly well what i mean.”
an owl hooted loudly, and harry of the tree. he
steadied himself io hear snape say, ”-- your little bit of
hocus-pocus. i'm waiting.”
”b-but i d-d-don't --”
”very e . ”we'll have ale ,
when you've had time to think things over and decided where your
loyalties lie.”
he threw his cloak over his head ahe
g. it was almost dark now, but harry could see quirrell,
standiill as though he etrified.
”harry, where have you been?” hermione squeaked.
”on! we wohumping harry on the
bad i gave malfoy a blad o take on
d goyle single-haill out adam pomftey
says he'll be all right - talk about showing slytherin! everyone's
waiting for you in the , we're
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