oldg up a pasty &ot;go
on --&ot;
&ot;you don≈39;t want this, it≈39;s all dry,&ot; said ron &ot;she hasn≈39;t got
uch ti,&ot; he added ickly, &ot;you know, with five of &ot;
&ot;go on, have a pasty,&ot; said harry, who had never had anythg
to share before or, deed, anyone to share it with it was a
nice feelg, sittg there with ron, eatg their way through all
harry≈39;s pasties, cakes, and candies (the sandwiches y fotten)
&ot;what are these?&ot; harry asked ron, holdg up a pack of chote
frogs &ot;they≈39;re not really frogs, are they?&ot; he was startg to
feel that nothg would surprise hi
&ot;no,&ot; said ron &ot;but see what the card is i≈39; issg agrippa&ot;
&ot;what?&ot;
&ot;oh, of urse, you wouldn≈39;t know -- chote frogs have cards,
side the, you know, to llect -- fao witches and wizards i≈39;ve
got about five hundred, but i haven≈39;t got agrippa or ptoley&ot;
harry unwrapped his chote frog and picked up the card it
showed a an≈39;s face he wore half- oon gsses, had a long, crooked
nose, and flog silver hair, beard, and tache underneath the
picture was the na alb dubledore
&ot; this is dubledore!&ot; said harry
&ot;don≈39;t tell y