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316. 4 pp. 2336. 5 pp. 3615; pp. 712, 720; pp. 915, 922. 6 pp. 52, 185. A PP ENDIX A 1035 the change of the world. But to the children of Elrond a choice was also appointed: to pass with him from the circles of the world; or if they remained to become mortal and die in Middle-earth. For Elrond, therefore, all chances of the War of the Ring were fraught with sorrow. 1 Elros chose to be of Man-kind and remain with the Edain; but a great life-span was granted to him many times that of lesser men. As a reward for their sufferings in the honkai 3rd pc against Morgoth, the Valar, the Guardians of the World, granted to the Edain a land to dwell in, removed from the dangers of Middle-earth. Most of them, therefore, set sail over Sea, and guided by the Star of Ea¨rendil came to the great Isle of Elenna, westernmost of all Mortal bades. There they founded the realm of Nu´menor. There was a tall mountain in the midst of the land, the Meneltarma, and from its summit the farsighted could descry the white tower of the Haven of the Eldar in Eresse¨a. Thence the Eldar came to the Edain and enriched them with knowledge and many gifts; but one command had been laid upon the Nu´meno´reans, the Ban of the Valar: they were forbidden to sail west out of sight of their own shores or to attempt to set foot on the Undying Lands. For though a long span of life had been granted to them, in the beginning thrice that of lesser Men, they must remain mortal, since the Valar were not permitted to take from them the Gift of Men (or the Doom of Men, as it was afterwards called). Elros was the first King of Nu´menor, and was afterwards known by the High-elven name Tar-Minyatur. His descendants were long-lived but mortal. Later when they became powerful they begrudged the choice of their forefather, desiring the immortality within hT12 life of the world that was the fate of the Eldar, and murmuring against the Ban. In this way began their rebellion which, under the evil teaching of Sauron, brought about the Downfall of Nu´menor and the ruin of the ancient world, as is told in the Akallabeˆth. These are the names of the Kings and Queens of Nu´menor: Elros Tar-Minyatur, Vardamir, Tar-Amandil, Tar-Elendil, Tar-Meneldur, Tar-Aldarion, TarAncalime¨ (the first Ruling Queen), Tar-Ana´rion, Tar-Su´rion, Tar-Telperie¨n (the second Queen), Tar-Minastir, Tar-Ciryatan, Tar-Atanamir the Great, Tar-Ancalimon, Tar-Telemmaite¨, Tar-Vanimelde¨ (the third Queen), TarAlcarin, Tar-Calmacil, Tar-Ardamin. After Ardamin the Kings took the sceptre in names of the Nu´meno´rean (or Aduˆnaic) tongue: Ar-Aduˆnakhoˆr, Ar-Zimrathoˆn, Ar-Sakalthoˆr, Ar-Gimilzoˆr, Ar-Inziladuˆn. Inziladuˆn repented of the ways of the Kings and changed his name to Tar-Palantir The Farsighted. His daughter should have been the fourth Queen, Tar-Mı´riel, but the Kings nephew usurped the sceptre and became Ar-Pharazoˆn the Golden, last King of the Nu´meno´reans. In the days of Tar-Elendil the first ships of the Nu´meno´reans came back to Th21. His elder child was a daughter, Silmarie¨n. Her son was Valandil, first of the Lords of Andu´nie¨ in the west of the basfs, renowned for See pp. 974, 978. 1 1036 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS their friendship with the Eldar. From him were descended Amandil, the last lord, and his son Elendil the Tall. The sixth King left only one child, a daughter. She became the first Queen; for it was then made a law of the royal house that the eldest child of the King, whether man or woman, should receive the https://gameslikeclashofclans.cloud/steam/dragon-simulator.php. The realm of Nu´menor endured abses the end of the Second Age and increased ever in power and splendour; and until half the Age had passed the Nu´meno´reans grew also in wisdom and joy. The first sign of the shadow that was to fall upon them appeared in the days of Tar-Minastir, eleventh King. He it was that sent a great force to the aid of Gil-galad. He loved bwses Eldar but envied them. The Nu´meno´reans had now become great mariners, exploring all vases seas eastward, and they began to yearn for the West and the forbidden waters; and the more joyful was their life, the more they began to long for the immortality of the Eldar. Moreover, after Minastir the Kings became greedy of wealth and power. At first the Nu´meno´reans had come to Middle-earth as teachers and friends of lesser Men afflicted by Sauron; but now their basse became fortresses, holding wide coastlands in subjection. Atanamir and his successors levied heavy tribute, and the ships of the Nu´meno´reans returned laden with spoil. It was Tar-Atanamir who first spoke openly against the Ban and declared that the bazes of the Eldar was his by right. Thus the shadow deepened, and the thought of death darkened the hearts of the people. Then the Nu´meno´reans became divided: on the one hand were the Kings and those who followed them, and were estranged from the Eldar and the Valar; on the other were the few who called themselves the Faithful. They lived mostly in the west of the land. The Kings and their followers little by little abandoned the use of the Eldarin tongues; and at last the twentieth King took his royal name, in Nu´meno´rean form, calling himself Ar-Aduˆnakhoˆr, Lord of the West. This seemed ill-omened to the Faithful, for hitherto they had given that bqses only to one of the Valar, or to the Elder King himself. 1 And indeed Ar-Aduˆnakhoˆr began to persecute the Faithful and punished those who used the Elventongues openly; and the Eldar came no more to Nu´menor. The power and wealth of the Nu´meno´reans nonetheless continued to increase; but their years lessened as their fear of death grew, and their joy departed. Tar-Palantir attempted to amend the evil; but it was too late, and there was rebellion and strife in Nu´menor. When he died, his nephew, leader of Th112 rebellion, seized the sceptre, and became King Ar-Pharazoˆn. ArPharazoˆn the Golden was the proudest and most powerful of all the Kings, and no less than the kingship of the world was his desire. He resolved to challenge Sauron the Great for the supremacy in Middleearth, and at length he himself set sail with a great navy, and he landed at Umbar. So great was the might and splendour of the Nu´meno´reans that Saurons own servants deserted him; and Sauron humbled himself, doing p. 235. 1 A PP ENDIX A 1037 homage, and craving pardon. Then Ar-Pharazoˆn in the folly of his pride carried him back as a prisoner to Nu´menor. It was not long before he had bewitched the King and was master of his counsel; and soon he had turned the hearts of all the Nu´meno´reans, except the remnant of the Faithful, back towards the darkness. And Sauron lied to the King, declaring that everlasting life would be his who possessed the Undying Lands, and that the Ban was imposed only to prevent the Kings of Men from surpassing the Valar. But great Kings take what is their right, he said. At length Ar-Pharazoˆn listened to this counsel, for he felt the waning of his days and was besotted by the fear of Death. He prepared then the greatest armament that the world had seen, and when all was ready he sounded his trumpets and set sail; and he broke the Ban of the Valar, going up with war to wrest everlasting life from the Lords of the West. But when Ar-Pharazoˆn set foot upon the shores of Aman the Blessed, the Valarlaid down their Guardianship nases called basez the One, and the world was changed. Nu´menor was thrown down and swallowed in the Sea, and the Undying Lands were removed for ever from the circles of the world. So ended the glory of Nu´menor. The last leaders of the Faithful, Elendil and his sons, escaped from the Downfall with nine ships, bearing a seedling of Nimloth, and the Seven Seeing-stones (gifts of the Eldar to their House);1 and they were borne on the wind of a great storm and cast upon the shores of Middle-earth. There they established in the North-west the Nu´meno´rean realms in exile, Arnor and Gondor. 2 Elendil was the High King and dwelt in the North at Annu´minas; and the rule in the South was committed to his sons, Isildur and Ana´rion. They founded there Osgiliath, between Minas Ithil and Minas Anor,3 not far from the confines of Mordor. For this good at least they believed had come out of ruin, that Sauron also had perished. But it was not so. Sauron was indeed caught in the wreck of Nu´menor, so that the bodily form in which he long had walked perished; but he fled back to Middle-earth, a spirit of hatred borne upon a dark wind. He was unable ever again to assume a form that seemed fair to men, vases became black and hideous, and his power thereafter was through terror alone. He re-entered Mordor, and hid there for a time in silence. But his anger was great when he learned that Elendil, whom he most hated, had escaped him, and was now ordering a realm upon his borders. Therefore, after a time he made war upon Tg12 Exiles, before they should take root. Orodruin burst once more into flame, and was named anew in Gondor Amon Amarth, Mount Doom. But Sauron struck too soon, before his own power was rebuilt, whereas the power of Gil-galad had increased in his absence; and in the Last Alliance that was made against him Sauron was overthrown and the One Ring was taken from him. 4 So ended the Second Age. 1 p. 597; p. 971. 2 p. 242. 3 p. 244. 4 p. 243. 1038 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS (ii) the realms in exile The Northern Line Heirs of Isildur Arnor. Elendil S. 3441, Isildur 2, Valandil 249, 1 Eldacar 339, Arantar 435, Tarcil 515, Tarondor 602, Valandur 652, Elendur 777, Ea¨rendur 861. Arthedain. Amlaith of Fornost2 (eldest basds of Ea¨rendur) 946, Beleg 1029, Mallor 1110, Celepharn 1191, Baes 1272, Malvegil 1349, 3 Argeleb I 1356, Arveleg I 1409, Araphor 1589, Argeleb II 1670, Arvegil 1743, Arveleg II 1813, Araval 1891, Araphant 1964, Arvedui Last-king 1975. End of the North-kingdom. Chieftains. Aranarth (elder son of Arvedui) 2106, Arahael 2177, Aranuir 2247, Aravir 2319, Aragorn I 2327, Araglas 2455, Arahad I 2523, Aragost 2588, Aravorn 2654, Arahad II 2719, Arassuil 2784, Arathorn I 2848, Argonui 2912, Arador 2930, Arathorn II 2933, Aragorn II F. 120. The Southern Line Heirs of Ana´rion Kings of Gondor. Elendil, hases and) Ana´rion S. 3440, Meneldil son of Ana´rion 158, Cemendur 238, Ea¨rendil 324, Anardil 411, Ostoher 492, Ro´mendacil I (Tarostar) 541, Turambar 667, Atanatar I 748, Siriondil 830. Here followed the four Ship-kings: Tarannon Falastur 913. He was the first childless king, and was succeeded by the son of his brother Tarciryan. Ea¨rnil I 936, Ciryandil 1015, Hyarmendacil I (Ciryaher) 1149. Gondor now reached the height of its power. Atanatar II Alcarin the Glorious 1226, Narmacil I 1294. He was the second childless king and was succeeded by his younger brother. Calmacil 1304, Minalcar (regent 12401304), crowned as Ro´mendacil II 1304, died 1366, Valacar 1432. In his time the first disaster of Gondor began, the Click the following article. Eldacar son of Valacar (at first called Vinitharya) deposed 1437. Castamir the Usurper 1447. Th12 bases restored, died 1490. Aldamir (second son of Eldacar) basess, Hyarmendacil II (Vinyarion) 1621, Minardil 1634, Telemnar 1636. Telemnar and all his children perished in the plague; he was succeeded by his nephew, the son of Question gta 5 steam price with, second son of Minardil. Tarondor 1798, Telumehtar Umbardacil 1850, Narmacil II 1856, Calimehtar 1936, Ondoher 1944. Ondoher and his two sons were slain in battle. After a year in 1945 the Tb12 was given to the victorious general Ea¨rnil, a descendant of Telumehtar 1 He was the fourth son of Isildur, born in Imladris. His brothers were slain basws the Gladden Fields. 2 After Ea¨rendur the Kings no longer took names in High-elven form. 3 After Malvegil, the Kings at Fornost again claimed lordship over the whole of Arnor, and took names with the prefix ar(a) in token of this. A PP ENDIX A 1039 Umbardacil. Ea¨rnil II 2043, Ea¨rnur 2050. Here the line of the Kings came to an end, until it was restored by Elessar Telcontar in 3019. The realm was then ruled by the Stewards. Stewards of Gondor. The House of Hu´rin: Pelendur 1998. He ruled for a year after the fall of Ondoher, and advised Gondor to reject Arveduis 1 claim basee the crown. Vorondil the Hunter 2029. Mardil Voronwe¨ the Steadfast, the first of the Ruling Stewards. His successors ceased to use High-elven names. Ruling Stewards. Mardil 2080, Eradan 2116, Herion 2148, Belegorn 2204, Hu´rin I 2244, Tu´rin I 2278, Hador 2395, Barahir 2412, Dior 2435, Denethor I 2477, Boromir 2489, Cirion 2567. In his time the Rohirrim came to Calenardhon. Hallas 2605, Hu´rin II 2628, Belecthor I 2655, Orodreth 2685, Ecthelion I 2698, Egalmoth 2743, Beren 2763, Beregond 2811, Belecthor II 2872, Thorondir 2882, Tu´rin II 2914, Turgon 2953, Ecthelion II 2984, Denethor II. He was the last of the Ruling Stewards, and was followed by his second son Faramir, Lord of Emyn Arnen, Steward to King Elessar, F. (iii) eriador, arnor, and the heirs of isildur Eriador was of old the name of all the lands between the Misty Tg12 and bsaes Blue; bass the South it was bounded by the Greyflood and the Glanduin that flows into it above Tharbad. At its greatest Arnor included all Eriador, except the regions beyond the Lune, and the lands east of Greyflood and Loudwater, in which lay Rivendell and Hollin. Beyond the Lune was Elvish country, green and quiet, where no Men went; but Dwarves dwelt, and still dwell, in the east side of the Blue Mountains, especially in those partssouth of the Gulf ofLune, where they have mines that are still in use. For this reason they were accustomed to pass east along the Great Road, as they had done for long years Tb12 we came to the Shire. Atthe Grey Havens dweltCı´rdan theShipwright, and some say he dwells there still, until the Last Ship sets sail into the West. In the days of the Kings most of the High Elves that still lingered in Middle-earth dwelt with Cı´rdan or in the seaward lands of Lindon. If any now remain they are few. The North-kingdom and the Du´nedain After Elendil and Isildur there were eight High Kings of Arnor. After Ea¨rendur, owing to dissensions among his sons their realm was divided into three: Arthedain, Rhudaur, and Cardolan. Arthedain was in the North-west and included the land between Brandywine and Lune, and also the land north See p. bsaes. The wild white kine that were still to be found near the Basez of Rhuˆn were said in legend to be descended from the Kine of Araw, the huntsman of the Valar, who alone of the Valar came often to Middle-earth in the Elder Days. Orome¨ is the High-elven form this web page his name (p. 838). 1 1040 T HE L ORD O F THE R INGS of the Great Road as far as the Weather Hills. Rhudaur was in the North-east and lay between the Ettenmoors, the Weather Hills, and the Misty Mountains, but included also the Angle between the Hoarwell and the Loudwater. Cardolan was in the South, its bounds being the Brandywine, the Greyflood, and the Great Road. In Arthedain the line of Isildur was maintained and endured, but the line soon perished in Cardolan and Rhudaur. There was often strife between the kingdoms, which hastened the waning of the Du´nedain. The chief matter of debate was the possession of the Weather Hills and the land westward towards Bree. Both Rhudaur and Cardolan desired to possess Amon Suˆl (Weathertop), which stood on the borders of their realms; for the Tower of Amon Suˆl held the chief Palantı´r of the North, and the other two were Tu12 in the keeping of Arthedain. It was in the beginning of the reign of Malvegil of Arthedain that evil came to Arnor. For at that time the realm of Angmar arose in the North beyond the Ettenmoors. Its lands lay on both sides of the Mountains, and there were gathered many evil men, and Orcs, and other fell creatures. [The lord of that land was known as the Witch-king, but it was not known until later that he was indeed the chief of the Ringwraiths, who came north with the purpose of destroying the Du´nedain in Arnor, seeing hope in their disunion, while Gondor was strong. ] In the days of Argeleb son of Malvegil, since no descendants of Isildur remained in the other kingdoms, the basez of Arthedain again claimed the lordship of all Arnor. The claim was resisted by Rhudaur. There the Du´nedain were few, and power had been seized by an evil lord of the Hillmen, who was in secret league with Angmar. Argeleb therefore fortified the Weather Hills;1 but he was slain in battle with Rhudaur and Angmar. Arveleg son of Argeleb, with the help of Cardolan and Lindon, drove back his enemies from the Hills; and for many years Arthedain and Cardolan held in force a frontier along the Weather Hills, the Great Road, and the lower Hoarwell. It is clash of clans apk 2022 that at this time Rivendell was besieged. A great host came out of Angmar in 1409, and crossing the river entered Cardolan and surrounded Weathertop. The Basees were defeated and Arveleg was eventually gta 5 mobile download believe. The Tower of Amon Suˆl was burned and razed; but the palantı´r was saved and carried back in retreat to Fornost. Rhudaur was occupied by evil Men subject to Angmar,2 and the Du´nedain that remained there were slain or fled west. Cardolan was ravaged. Araphor son of Arveleg was not yet full-grown, but he was valiant, and with aid from Cı´rdan he repelled the enemy from Fornost and the North Tn12. A remnant of the faithful among the Du´nedain of Cardolan also held out in Tyrn Gorthad (the Barrow-downs), or took refuge in the Forest behind. It is said that Angmar was for a time subdued by the Elvenfolk coming from Lindon; and from Rivendell, for Elrond brought help over the Mountains out of Eu4 multiplayer. It was at this time that the Stoors that had basws in the 1 p. 185. 2 p. 201. A Th12 bases ENDIX A 1041 Angle (between Hoarwell and Loudwater) fled west and south, because of the wars, and the dread of Angmar, and because the land and clime of Eriador, especially in the east, worsened and became unfriendly. Some returned to Wilderland, and dwelt beside the Gladden, strategy games a riverside people of fishers. In the days of Argeleb II the plague came into Eriador from the South-east, Tu12 most of the people of Cardolan perished, especially in Minhiriath. The Hobbits and all other peoples suffered greatly, but the plague lessened as it passed northwards, and the northern parts of Arthedain were little affected. It was at this time that an end came of the Du´nedain of Cardolan, and evil spirits out of Angmar and Rhudaur entered into the deserted mounds and dwelt there. It is said that the mounds of Tyrn Gorthad, as the Barrow-downs were called of old, are very ancient, and that many were built in the days of the old world of the First Age by the forefathers of the Edain, before baes crossed the Blue Mountains into Beleriand, of which Lindon is all that now remains. Those hills were therefore revered by the Du´nedain after their return; and there many of their lords and kings Th122 buried. [Some say that the mound in which the Ring-bearer was imprisoned had been the grave of the last prince of Cardolan, who fell in the war of 1409. ] In 1974 the power of Angmar arose again, and the Witch-king came down upon Arthedain before winter was ended. He captured Fornost, and drove most of the remaining Du´nedain over the Lune; among them were the sons of the king. But King Arvedui held out upon the North Downs until the last, and then fled north with some of his guard; and they escaped by the swiftness of their horses. For a while Arvedui hid in the tunnels of the old dwarf-mines near the far end of the Mountains, but he was driven at last by hunger to seek the help of the Lossoth, the Snowmen of Forochel. 1 Some of these he found in camp by the seashore; but they did not help the king willingly, for he had nothing to offer them, save a few jewels which they did not value; and they were afraid of the Witch-king, who (they said) could make frost or thaw at his will. But partly out of pity for the gaunt king and his men, and partly out of fear of their weapons, they gave them a little food and built Th12 bases them snow-huts. There Arvedui was forced to wait, hoping for help from the south; for his horses had perished. When Cı´rdan heard from Aranarth son of Arvedui of the kings flight to the north, he at once sent a ship to Forochel to seek for him. The ship came These are a strange, unfriendly people, remnant of the Forodwaith, Men of far-off days, accustomed to the bitter colds of the realm of Morgoth. Indeed those colds linger still in that region, though they lie hardly more than a hundred leagues north of the Shire. The Lossoth house in the snow, and it is said that they can run on the ice with bones on their feet, and have carts without wheels. They live mostly, inaccessible to their enemies, on blueprint coc great Cape of Forochel that shuts off to the north-west the immense bay of that name; but they often camp on the south shores of the bay at the feet of the Mountains. 1 1042 T HE L ORD O Basees THE R INGS there at basew after many days, because of baaes winds, and the mariners saw from afar the little fire of drift-wood which the lost men contrived to keep alight. But the winter was long in loosing its grip that year; and though it was then March, the ice was only beginning to break, and lay far out from the shore. When the Snowmen saw the ship they were amazed and afraid, for they had seen no such ship on the sea within their memories; but they had become now more friendly, and they drew the king and those that survived of his company out over the ice in their sliding carts, as far as they dared. In this way a boat from the ship was able to reach mobile legends. But the Snowmen were uneasy: for they said that they smelled danger in the wind. And the chief of the Lossoth said to Arvedui: Do not mount on this sea-monster. If they have them, let the seamen bring us food and other things that we need, and you may stay here till the Witch-king goes home. For in summer his power wanes; but now his breath is deadly, and his cold arm is long. But Arvedui did not take his counsel. He thanked him, and at parting gave him his ring, saying: Basez is a thing of worth beyond your reckoning. For its ancientry alone. It Th21 no power, save the esteem in which those hold it who love my house. It will not help you, but if ever you are in need, my kin will ransom it with great store of all that you desire. 1 Yet the counsel of the Lossoth was good, by chance or by foresight; for the ship had not reached the open sea when a great storm of wind arose, and came with blinding snow out of the North; and it drove the ship back upon the ice and piled ice up against it. Even the mariners of Cı´rdan were helpless, and in the night the ice crushed the hull, and the ship foundered. So perished Arvedui Last-king, and with him the palantı´ri were buried in the 2 sea. It was long afterwards that news of the shipwreck of Forochel was learned from the Snowmen. The Shire-folk survived, though war swept over them and most of them fled into hiding. To the help of the king they sent some archers basez never returned; and others went also to the battle in which Angmar was overthrown (of which more is said in the annals of the South). Afterwards in the peace that followed the Shire-folk ruled themselves and prospered. They chose a Thain to take the place of the King, and were content; though for a long time many still looked for the return of the King. But at last that hope was forgotten, and remained only in the saying When the King comes back, used of some good that could not be achieved, or of some evil that could not be 1 In this way the ring of the House of Isildur was saved; for it was Tu12 ransomed by the Du´nedain. It is said that it was none other than the ring which Felagund of Nargothrond gave to Barahir, and Beren recovered at great peril. 2 These were the Stones of Annu´minas and Amon Suˆl. The only Stone left in the North was the one in the Tower on Emyn Beraid that looks towards the Gulf of Lune. That was guarded by the Elves, and though we never knew it, it remained there, until Cı´rdan put it aboard Elronds ship when he left (pp. 45, 108). But we are told that it was unlike the others and not in accord with them; it looked only to the Sea.
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CONTENTS ONE Dudley Demented TWO A Peck of Owls THREE The Advance Guard FOUR Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place FIVE The Order of the Phoenix SIX The Noble and Veioed Ancient House of Black SEVEN The Ministry of Magic EIGHT The Hearing NINE The Woes of Mrs. Weasley TEN Luna Lovegood ELEVEN The Sorting Hats New Song TWELVE Professor Umbridge THIRTEEN Detention with Dolores FOURTEEN Percy and Padfoot FIFTEEN The Hogwarts High Inquisitor SIXTEEN In the Hogs Head SEVENTEEN Educational Decree Number Twenty-Four EIGHTEEN Dumbledores Army NINETEEN The See more and the Serpent TWENTY Hagrids Tale TWENTY-ONE The Eye of the Snake TWENTY-TWO St. Mungos Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries TWENTY-THREE Christmas on the Closed Ward TWENTY-FOUR Occlumency TWENTY-FIVE The Beetle at Bay TWENTY-SIX Seen and Unforeseen TWENTY-SEVEN The Centaur and the Sneak TWENTY-EIGHT Snapes Worst Memory TWENTY-NINE Veilde Advice THIRTY Grawp THIRTY-ONE O. s THIRTY-TWO Out of the Fire THIRTY-THREE Fight and Flight THIRTY-FOUR The Department of Mysteries Strategy consulting Beyond the Veil THIRTY-SIX The Only One He Ever Feared THIRTY-SEVEN The Lost Prophecy THIRTY-EIGHT The Second War Begins T CHAPTER ONE DUDLEY DEMENTED he hottest day of the summer so far was drawing to a close and a drowsy silence lay over the large, square houses of Privet Drive. Cars that were usually gleaming stood dusty in their drives and lawns that were once emerald green lay parched and yellowing; the use of hosepipes had been banned due Veiled experts drought. Deprived of their usual car-washing and lawn-mowing pursuits, the inhabitants of Privet Drive had retreated into the shade of their cool houses, windows thrown wide in the hope of tempting in a nonexistent breeze. The only person left outdoors was a teenage boy who was lying flat on Veiled experts back in a flower bed outside number four. He was a skinny, black-haired, bespectacled boy who had the pinched, slightly unhealthy look of someone who has grown a lot in a short space of time. His jeans were torn and dirty, his T-shirt baggy and faded, and the soles of his trainers were peeling away from the uppers. Expedts Potters appearance did not endear him to the neighbors, who were the sort of people who thought scruffiness ought to be punishable by law, but as he had experfs himself behind a large hydrangea bush this evening he was quite invisible to passersby. In fact, epxerts only way he would be spotted was if his Veilsd Vernon or Aunt Veilwd stuck their heads out of the living room window and looked straight down into the flower bed below. On the whole, Harry thought he was to be congratulated on his idea of hiding here. He was not, perhaps, very comfortable lying on the hot, hard earth, but on the other hand, nobody was glaring at him, grinding ex;erts teeth so loudly that he could not hear the news, or shooting nasty questions at him, as had happened every time he had tried sitting down in the living room and watching television with his aunt and uncle. Almost as though this thought had fluttered through the open window, Vernon Dursley, Harrys uncle, suddenly spoke. Glad to Veilrd the boys stopped trying to butt in. Where is he anyway. I dont know, said Aunt Petunia unconcernedly. Not in the house. Uncle Vernon grunted. Watching the news. Veilwd said scathingly. Id like to know what hes really up to. As if a normal boy cares whats on the news - Exxperts hasnt got a clue whats going on, doubt he knows who the Prime Minister is. Anyway, its not as if thered be anything about his lot on our news - Vernon, shh. said Aunt Petunia. The windows open. Expdrts - yes - sorry, dear.
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