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HISTORY CLUB
Remember, we're meeting TONIGHT.
I think we'll be going over the lesson from this week and also talking about one of the books Mr Rosier gave us. It's called The Hidden Realm: Wizards and Witches in the late 18th Century and it's all about how there was a ... shadow court ... where witches and wizards could come when they escaped from the Revolution in France.
It's in the third classroom on the Charms corridor.
By the way, Weasley's question reminded me that Finnigan and I will read out the relevant parts of the book. You don't have to have a copy or have read it.
I think we'll be going over the lesson from this week and also talking about one of the books Mr Rosier gave us. It's called The Hidden Realm: Wizards and Witches in the late 18th Century and it's all about how there was a ... shadow court ... where witches and wizards could come when they escaped from the Revolution in France.
It's in the third classroom on the Charms corridor.
By the way, Weasley's question reminded me that Finnigan and I will read out the relevant parts of the book. You don't have to have a copy or have read it.
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I think your right about Dean Thomas too. He's all right in person, but he's a bit rude on the journals. I don't know why, he just seems to get so cross about everything. I suppose he's got a lot to be cross about, but it's hardly your fault.
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Like just now. You'd think he doesn't want people to like him, sometimes, the way he carries on.
I try to remember that it's not his fault, really, because he doesn't have proper parents or anything, but it seems like it would be an awful lot of work, sometimes, to stay on his good side. Maybe this holiday when he gets foster parents they'll set him straight and it'll be better.
(Watch, he'll get all shirty about my saying all that, too.)