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after Mrs. Weasley.
"it's like being a house-elf," complained Ron in an undertone, still massaging his head as he and Harry followed. "Except without the job over, the happier, I'll be."
"Yeah," said Harry, "then we'll have nothing to do except it?"
Ron started to laugh, for them in Mrs. Weasley's room, stopped quite abruptly.
The Delacours arrived the following morning at eleven o' clock. Harry, Ron, Hermione and Ginny were feeling quite resentful toward Fleur's family by this time; and it was with ill grace that Ron stumped back upstairs to put on matching socks, and Harry attempted to flatten his hair. Once they had all been deemed smart enough, they trooped out into the sunny backyard to await the visitors.
Harry had never seen the place looking so tidy. The rusty cauldrons
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