《哈利波特与魔法石》第12章《厄里斯魔镜》中英文对照学习版

中英文对照学习版
Harry Potter and Philosopher’s Stone《哈利˙波特与魔法石》
CHAPTER Twelve
The Mirror of Erised
第十二章
厄里斯魔镜
Christmas was coming. One morning in mid-December Hogwarts woke to find itself covered in several feet of snow. The lake froze solid and the Weasl ey twins were punished for bewitching several snowballs so that they foll owed Quirrell around, bouncing off the back of his turban. The few owls that managed to battle their way through the stormy sky to deliver post had to be nursed back to health by Hagrid before they coul d fly off again.
圣诞节即将来临。

十二月中旬的一天早晨，霍格沃茨学校从梦中醒来，发现四下里覆盖着好几尺厚的积雪，湖面结着硬邦邦的冰。

韦斯莱孪生兄弟受到了惩罚，因为他们给几只雪球施了魔法，让它们追着奇洛到处乱跑，最后砸在他的缠头巾后面。

几只猫头鹰飞过风雪交加的天空递送邮件，经历了千辛万苦，它们必须在海格的照料下恢复体力，才能继续起飞。

No one coul d wait for the holidays to start. While the Gryffind or common room and the Great Hall had roaring fires, the draughty corridors had become icy and a bitter wind rattled the wind ows in the classrooms. Worst of all were Professor Snape's classes d own in the dungeons, where their breath rose in a mist before them and they kept as cl ose as possibl e to their hot caul drons.
大家都迫不及待地盼着放假。

虽然格兰芬多公共休息室和礼堂里燃着熊熊旺火，但刮着穿堂风的走廊里还是寒冷刺骨，教室的窗户玻璃也被凛冽的寒风吹得咔哒作响。

最糟糕的是，斯内普教授的课都是在地下教室上的，学生们一哈气面前就形成一团白雾，他们只好尽量靠近热腾腾的坩埚。

‘I d o feel so sorry,' said Draco Malfoy, one Potions class, ‘for all those peopl e who have to stay at Hogwarts for Christmas because they're not wanted at home.’“我真的很替那些人感到难过，”在一次魔药课上，德拉科˙马尔福说道，“他们不得不留在霍格沃茨过圣诞节，因为家里人不要他们。

”
He was l ooking over at Harry as he spoke. Crabbe and Goyl e chuckl ed. Harry, who was measuring out powd ered spine of lionfish, ignored them. Malfoy had been even more unpl easant than usual since the Quidditch match. Disgusted that Slytherin had l ost, he had tried to get everyone laughing at how a wide-mouthed
tree frog woul d be replacing Harry as Seeker next. Then he'd realised that nobody found this funny, because they were all so impressed at the way Harry had managed to stay on his bucking broomstick. So Malfoy, jeal ous and angry, had gone back to taunting Harry about having no proper family.
他说话的时候眼睛看着哈利。

克拉布和高尔在一旁窃笑。

哈利正在称研成粉末的蓑铀脊椎骨，没有理睬他们。

自从魁地奇比赛之后，马尔福比以前更加阴沉了。

他为斯莱特林队的失败而愤慨，说下次比赛将由一只大嘴巴树蛙代替哈利充当找球手。

他本想把大家都逗得哈哈大笑，却发现并没有人觉得他的话可笑，因为大家都很佩服哈利居然能够牢牢地待在他那把横冲直撞的飞天扫帚上。

马尔福又嫉妒又气愤，只好转过来嘲笑哈利没有一个像样的家庭。

It was true that Harry wasn't going back to Privet Drive for Christmas. Professor McGonagall had come round the week before, making a list of stud ents who would be staying for the holidays, and Harry had signed up at once. He didn't feel sorry for himself at all; this woul d probably be the best Christmas he'd ever had. Ron and his brothers were staying too, because Mr and Mrs Weasley were going to Romania to visit Charlie.
确实，哈利不想回女贞路过圣诞节。

上个星期，麦格教授过来登记留校过节的学生名单，哈利立刻就在上面签了名。

他一点儿也不为自己感到难过。

这很可能是他这辈子度过的最好的圣诞节了。

罗恩和他的两个孪生哥哥也准备留下来，因为韦斯莱夫妇要到罗马尼亚去看望查理。

When they l eft the dungeons at the end of Potions, they found a large fir tree bl ocking the corrid or ahead. Two enormous feet sticking out at the bottom and a l oud puffing sound tol d them that Hagrid was behind it.
他们上完魔药课离开地下教室时，发现前面的走廊被一棵很大的冷杉树挡得严严实实。

看见树底下伸出来的那两只大脚，又听见那响亮的呼哧呼哧声，他们知道树后面的一定是海格。

‘Hi, Hagrid, want any help?' Ron asked, sticking his head through the branches.
“嘿，海格。

需要帮助吗?”罗恩问道，把头从那些枝枝桠桠间伸了过去。

‘Nah, I’m all right, thanks, Ron!’
“不用，我能行，谢谢你，罗恩。

”
‘Would you mind moving out of the way?’came Malfoy’s cold drawl from behind them. 'Are you trying to earn some extra money, Weasl ey? Hoping to be gamekeeper yourself when you l eave Hogwarts, I suppose - that hut of Hagrid’s
must seem like a palace compared to what your family’s used to.'
“你能不能闪开，别挡着道?”他们身后传来马尔福冷冰冰的、拖着长腔的声音，“你是不是想挣几个零花钱哪，韦斯莱?我猜想，你大概希望自己从霍格沃茨毕业后也去看守猎场吧?─海格的小屋和你原先那个家比起来，一定是像个宫殿吧!”
Ron dived at Malfoy just as Snape came up the stairs.
罗恩一头朝马尔福冲去，恰恰就在这时，斯内普在楼梯上出现了。

‘WEASLEY!’
“韦斯莱!”
Ron let go of the front of Malfoy's robes.
罗恩松开马尔福胸前的衣服。

‘He was provoked, Professor Snape,' said Hagrid, sticking his huge hairy face out from behind the tree. 'Malfoy was insultin' his family.'
“是有人先惹他的，斯内普教授。

”海格从树后面伸出他毛发蓬乱的大脑袋，说道，“马尔福刚才侮辱他的家庭。

”
‘Be that as it may, fighting is against Hogwarts rul es, Hagrid,' said Snape silkily. ‘Five points from Gryffind or, Weasl ey, and be grateful it isn't more. Move along, all of you.'
“不管怎么样，动手打人都是违反霍格沃茨校规的，海格。

”斯内普用圆滑的声音说，“格兰芬多被扣去五分，韦斯莱，你应该感到庆幸，没有扣得更多。

好了，快走吧，你们大家。

”
Malfoy, Crabbe and Goyl e pushed roughly past the tree, scattering needl es everywhere and smirking.
马尔福、克拉布和高尔粗鲁地从树旁边挤过，把针叶碰落得到处都是，一边还得意地笑着。

‘I’ll get him,' said Ron, grinding his teeth at Malfoy's back, 'one of these days, I'll get him -’
“我要教训他，”罗恩看着马尔福的背影，咬牙切齿地说，“总有一天，我要狠狠地教训─”
‘I hate them both,' said Harry, 'Malfoy and Snape.’
“我真讨厌他们两个人，”哈利说，“马尔福和斯内普。

”
'Come on, cheer up, it's nearly Christmas,' said Hagrid. 'Tell yeh what, come with me an' see the Great Hall, l ooks a treat.'
“好了，高兴一点儿吧，快要过圣诞节了。

”海格说，“你们猜怎么着，快跟
我到礼堂去看看吧，真是妙不可言。

”
So Harry, Ron and Hermione foll owed Hagrid and his tree off to the Great Hall, where Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick were busy with the Christmas d ecorations.
于是，哈利、罗恩和赫敏跟着海格和他的冷杉树，一起来到礼堂里。

麦格教授和弗立维教授都在那里，忙着布置圣诞节的装饰品。

'A h, Hagrid, the last tree - put it in the far corner, woul d you?′
“啊，海格，最后一棵树也拿进来了─放在那边的角落里，行吗?”
The Hall l ooked spectacular. Festoons of holly and mistl etoe hung all around the walls and no fewer than twelve towering Christmas trees stood around the room, some sparkling with tiny icicl es, some glittering with hundreds of candl es.
礼堂显得美丽壮观。

墙上挂满了冬青和槲寄生组成的垂花彩带，四下里竖着整整十二棵高耸的圣诞树，有些树上挂着亮晶晶的小冰柱，有些树上闪烁着几百支蜡烛。

'How many days you got left until yer holidays?' Hagrid asked.
“还有几天才放假啊?”海格问。

‘Just one,’ said Hermione. 'A nd that reminds me - Harry, Ron, we've got half an hour before lunch, we shoul d be in the library.'
“只有一天啦。

”赫敏说，“噢，这倒提醒了我─哈利，罗恩，还有半个小时才吃饭呢，我们应该到图书馆去。

”
‘Oh yeah,you're right,' said Ron, tearing his eyes away from Professor Flitwick, who had gol den bubbl es bl ossoming out of his wand and was trailing them over the branches of the new tree.
“噢，是啊，你说得对。

”罗恩说着，恋恋不舍地把目光从弗立维教授身上移开。

教授正在用他的魔杖喷出一串串金色的泡泡，并把它们挂在新搬来的那棵树的枝子上。

‘The library?'said Hagrid, foll owing them out of the Hall. ‘Just before the holidays? Bit keen, aren't yeh?'
“图书馆?”海格一边说，一边跟着他们走出礼堂，“要放假了还看书?未免太用功了吧，啊?”
‘Oh, we're not working,' Harry tol d him brightly. ‘Ever since you mentioned Nicolas Flamel we've been trying to find out who he is.’
“噢，我们不是复习功课。

”哈利愉快地对他说。

“自从你提到尼可·勒梅之后，我们就一直在设法弄清他是谁。

”
‘You w hat?' Hagrid l ooked shocked. ‘Listen here - I’ve tol d yeh - drop it. It's nothin' to you what that d og's guardin'.'
“什么?”海格显得很惊恐，“听我说─我告诉过你们─罢手吧。

那条大狗看守的东西，与你们毫无关系。

”
'We just want to know who Nicolas Flamel is, that’s all,' said Hermione.
“我们只想知道尼可·勒梅是谁，没别的。

”赫敏说。

'Unless you'd like to tell us and save us the troubl e?' Harry ad d ed. 'We must've been through hundreds of books already and we can't find him anywhere - just give us a hint - I know I’ve read his name somewhere.’
“除非你愿意告诉我们，免得我们那么费事?”哈利又说道，“我们翻至少有一百本书了，却连他的影子也没有发现─你就给我们一点儿提示吧─我知道我曾经在什么地方看到过他的名字。

”
“I’m sayin' nothin',' said Hagrid flatly.
“我什么也不会说的。

”海格干巴巴地说。

‘Just have to find out for ourselves, t hen,’said Ron, and they l eft Hagrid l ooking disgruntled and hurried off to the library.
“那么我们只好自己去找了。

”罗恩说。

他们匆匆往图书馆赶去，留下海格一个人站在那里，一脸怒气。

They had ind eed been searching books for Flamel’s name ever since Hagrid had l et it slip, because how else were they going to find out what Snape was trying to steal? The troubl e was, it was very hard to know where to begin, not knowing what Flamel might have d one to get himself into a book. He wasn't in Great Wizards of the Twentieth Century, or Notable Magical Names of Our Time; he was missing, too, from Important Modern Magical Discoveries, and A Study of Recent Developments in Wizardry. And then, of course, there was the sheer size of the library; tens of thousands of books; thousands of shelves; hundreds of narrow rows.
确实，自从海格说漏了嘴以后，他们一直在书里寻找勒梅的名字，除此之外。

他们还有什么办法可以弄清斯内普想偷的是什么东西呢?麻烦的是，他们不知道勒梅有什么突出成就能够被写进书里，所以很难知道从何处入手，他不在《二十世纪的伟大巫师》里，也不在《当代著名魔法家名录》里。

另外，《现代魔法的重大发现》和《近代巫术发展研究》中也找不到他的名字。

还有，当然啦，单是馆内藏书的规模就令人望而却步，那里有成千上万本书，几千个书架，几百条狭窄的通道。

Hermione took out a list of subjects and titl es she had d ecid ed to search whil e Ron strod e off d own a row of books and started pulling them off the shelves at rand om. Harry wand ered over to the Restricted Section. He had been wond ering for a wh ile if Flamel wasn’t somewhere in there.Unfortunately, you need ed a specially signed note from one of the teachers to l ook in any of the restricted books and he knew he'd never get one. These were the books containing powerful Dark Magic never taught at Hogwarts and only read by older stud ents studying advanced Defence Against the Dark Arts.
赫敏从口袋里掏出一张清单，上面列着她决定要查找的主题和书名。

与此同时，罗恩在一排图书前溜达着，漫无目标地把一些书从书架上抽出来。

哈利不知不觉来到禁书区。

不幸的是，要查找任何一本禁书都必须有某位老师亲笔签名的纸条，哈利知道他是不可能弄到这种纸条的。

这些书里，包含着从不在霍格沃茨课堂上讲授的很厉害的黑魔法，只有高年级学生在研究高深的黑魔法防御术时才能读到。

‘What are you l ooking for,boy?’
“你想找什么,孩子?”
‘Nothing,' said Harry.
“没什么。

”哈利回答。

Madam Pince the librarian brandished a feather duster at him.
图书馆管理员平斯女士朝他挥舞着一把鸡毛掸。

‘You'd better get out, then. Go on - out!'
“那么你最好出去。

走吧─出去!”
Wishing he'd been a bit quicker at thinking up some story, Harry l eft the library. He, Ron and Hermione had already agreed they'd better not ask Madam Pince where they coul d find Flamel. They were sure she'd be abl e to tell them, but they coul dn't risk Snape hearing what they were up to.
哈利离开了图书馆，真希望刚才他脑子灵活一点儿，能信口编出几句谎话。

他和罗恩、赫敏一致认为，最好别向平斯女士打听在什么地方能找到勒梅。

他们知道她肯定能够告诉他们，但他们不能冒险让斯内普探听到他们想做什么。

Harry waited outsid e in the corridor to see if the other two had found anything, but he wasn't very hopeful. They had been l ooking for a fortnight, after all, but as they only had odd moments between lessons it wasn't surprising they'd found nothing. What they really need ed was a nice l ong search without Madam Pince breathing d own their necks.
哈利在外面的走廊里等着，看另外两个人是否能有所发现，但他并不抱很大的希望。

他们已经找了两个星期，但只是利用了课余的时间，所以一无所获也并不奇怪。

他们最需要的是痛痛快快地好好搜寻一番，别让平斯女士在后面盯着，把呼吸喷在他们的后脖颈上。

Five minutes later, Ron and Hermione joined him, shaking their heads. They went off to lunch.
五分钟后，罗恩和赫敏回到他身边，失望地摇了摇头。

他们一起夫吃午饭。

‘You will keep l ooking whil e I'm away, won't you?' said Hermione. 'A nd send me an owl if you find anything.'
“我不在的时候，你们还要继续查找，好吗?”赫敏说，“一旦有什么发现，就派一只猫头鹰告诉我。

”
'A nd you coul d ask your parents if they know who Flamel is,’ said Ron. ‘It'd be safe to ask them.'
“你也可以问问你的父母，他们是不是知道勒梅这个人。

”罗恩说，“问问他们是很安全的。

”
'Very safe, as they're both d entists,' said Hermione.
“非常安全，因为他们俩都是牙医。

”赫敏说。

Once the holidays had started, Ron and Harry were having too good a time to think much about Flamel. They had the d ormitory to themselves and the common room was far emptier than usual, so they were abl e to get the good armchairs by the fire. They sat by the hour eating anything they coul d spear on a toasting fork - bread, crumpets, marshmallows - and pl otting ways of getting Malfoy expell ed, which were fun to talk about even if they woul dn't work.
放假后，罗恩和哈利玩得太开心了，没有多少时间去想勒梅的事。

宿舍完全归他们支配，公共休息室里的人也比平常少了许多，他们能够占领炉火边几把更舒服的扶手椅了。

这会儿，他们就坐在那里，一边吃着所有能用烤叉戳起的食物——面包、面饼、蘑菇，一边设计着能使马尔福被开除的方案，尽管这些方案都不可能付诸实施，但是谈谈总是令人开心的。

Ron also started teaching Harry wizard chess. This was exactly like Muggle chess except that the figures were alive, which mad e it a lot like directing troops in battle. Ron's set was very ol d and battered. Like everything else he owned, it had once belonged to someone else in his family - in this case, his grandfather. However, ol d chessmen weren't a drawback at all. Ron knew them so well he never had troubl e getting them to d o what he wanted.
罗恩还开始教哈利下巫师棋。

巫师棋和麻瓜象棋一模一样，但它的棋子都是活的，所以使人感觉更像是在指挥军队作战。

罗恩的那副棋已经很旧了，破破烂烂的。

罗恩所有的东西原先都属于他家里的其他人，这副棋是他爷爷的。

不过，棋子老一些丝毫没有妨碍。

罗恩对它们非常熟悉，毫不费力就能让它们听从他的调遣。

Harry played with chessmen Seamus Finnigan had l ent him and they didn't trust him at all. He wasn’t a very good player yet and they kept shouting different bits of advice at him, which was confusing: ‘Don't send me there, can't you see his knight? Send him, we can afford to l ose him.’
哈利用的是西莫·斐尼甘留给他的那套棋子，它们根本不信任他。

他的水平还不很高，棋子们东一句西一句地对他指手画脚，把他的脑袋都吵昏了：“不要把我派到那里，你没看见他的马吗?派他去吧，他牺牲了没有关系。

”
On Christmas Eve, Harry went to bed l ooking forward to the next day for the food and the fun, but not expecting any presents at all. When he woke early next morning, however, the first thing he saw was a small pile of packages at the foot of his bed.
圣诞节前夕，哈利上床睡觉的时候，只盼着第二天可以大吃一顿，开开心心地玩一场，他根本没有想到会收到礼物。

然而，第二天一早醒来，他第一眼看见的就是他床脚边放着的一小堆包裹。

‘Happy Christmas,' said Ron sl eepily as Harry scrambled out of bed and pull ed on his dressing-gown.
“圣诞节快乐。

”哈利摸索着下了床，套上晨衣，这时罗恩睡眼惺松地说。

‘You too,' said Harry. 'Will you l ook at this? I’ve got some presents!’
“也祝你快乐。

”哈利说，“你快来看看，我收到了几件礼物!”
‘What did you expect, turnips?' said Ron, turning to his own pile, which was a l ot bigger than Harry's.
“那你以为会收到什么?卷心菜吗?”罗恩说，转向他自己的那堆包裹，它比哈利的那堆要大得多。

Harry picked up the top parcel. It was wrapped in thick brown paper and scrawl ed across it was To Harry, from Hagrid. Insid e was a roughly cut wood en flute. Hagrid had obviously whittled it himself. Harry bl ew it - it sounded a bit like an owl.
哈利拿起最顶上的那个纸包。

它外面包着厚厚的牛皮纸，上面龙飞凤舞地写着海格致哈利。

里面是一只做工很粗糙的笛子，显然是海格自己动手做的。

哈利
吹了一下─声音有点像猫头鹰叫。

A second, very small parcel contained a note.
第二个很小的纸包里有一张纸条。

We received your message and encl ose your Cbristmas present. From Uncl e Vernon and Aunt Petunia. Sellotaped to the note was a fifty-pence piece.
我们收到了你的信，附上给你的圣诞礼物。

弗农姨父和佩妮姨妈。

用透明胶带粘在纸条上的是一枚五十便士的硬币。

'That's friendly,' said Harry.
“还算友好。

”哈利说。

Ron was fascinated by the fifty pence.
罗恩被那枚硬币迷住了。

'Weird!' he said. 'What a shape! This is money?’
真古怪!”他说，“这样的形状!这就是麻瓜们的钱吗?”
‘You can keep it,' said Harry, laughing at how pl eased Ron was. 'Hagrid and my aunt and uncl e - so who sent these?'
“你留着吧。

”哈利说，看到罗恩欣喜若狂的样子，不由得大笑起来，“海格送的，姨妈姨父送的─那么这些是谁送的呢?”
‘I think I know who that one's from,’ said Ron, going a bit pink and pointing to a very lumpy parcel. 'My mum. I told her you didn't expect any presents and - oh, no,’ he groaned, 'she's mad e you a Weasl ey jumper.'
“我想我知道这份是谁送的。

”罗恩说，微微地红了脸，指着一个鼓鼓囊囊的大纸包，“是我妈妈。

我对她说，你以为自己不会收到礼物—哦，糟糕，”他呻吟了一声，“她给你织了一件韦斯莱家特有的那种毛衣。

”
Harry had torn open the parcel to find a thick, hand-knitted sweater in emerald green and a large box of home-mad e fudge.
哈利扯开纸包，看见一件厚厚的鲜绿色的手编毛衣，还有一大盒自制的乳脂软糖。

‘Every year she makes us a jumper,' said Ron, unwrapping his own, 'and mine's always maroon.’
“她每年都给我们织一件毛衣，”罗恩说着，打开他自己的那个纸包，“我的总是暗紫红色的。

”
'That's really nice of her,' said Harry, trying the fudge, which was very tasty.
“她真是太好了。

”哈利说着，尝了一块乳脂软糖，觉得味道非常甜美。

His next present also contained sweets - a large box of Chocolate Frogs from
Hermione.
接下来的一份礼物也是糖─是赫敏送的一大盒巧克力蛙。

This l eft only one parcel. Harry picked it up and felt it. It was very light. He unwrapped it.
还剩最后一个纸包。

哈利把它拿起来摸了摸，分量很轻。

他拆开纸包。

Something fluid and silvery grey went slithering to the fl oor, where it lay in gl eaming fol ds. Ron gasped.
一种像液体一样的、银灰色的东西簌簌地滑落到地板上，聚成一堆，闪发亮。

罗恩倒抽了一口冷气
‘I’ve heard of those,' he said in a hushed voice, dropping the box of Every-Flavour Beans he'd got from Hermione. ‘If that’s what I think it is - they’re really rare, and really, valuabl e.'
“我听说过这东西。

”他压低声音说，把赫敏送给他的那盒比比多味豆扔到了一边，“如果我想得不错——这东西是非常稀罕、非常宝贵的。

”
'What is it?'
“是什么?”
Harry picked the shining, silvery cl oth off the fl oor. It was strange to the touch, like water woven into material.
哈利从地板上捡起那件银光闪闪的织物。

它摸在手里怪怪的，仿佛是用水编织而成。

'It's an Invisibility Cl oak,' said Ron, a l ook of awe on his face. ‘I'm sure it is - try it on.’
“是一件隐形衣。

”罗恩说，脸上透着敬畏的神色，“我可以肯定─把它穿上试试。

”
Harry threw the Cl oak around his should ers and Ron gave a yell.
哈利把隐形衣披在肩头，罗恩发出一声高喊。

‘It is! Look d own!’
“果然是!你往下看!”
Harry l ooked d own at his feet, but they had gone. He dashed to the mirror. Sure enough, his refl ection l ooked back at him, just his head suspend ed in mid-air, his body completely invisibl e. He pull ed the Cl oak over his head and his refl ection vanished compl etely.
哈利低头看自己的脚，真奇怪，它们消失了。

他三步两步冲到镜子前面。

没错，镜子里的他只有脑袋悬在半空中，身体完全看不见了。

他把隐形衣拉到头顶
上，镜子里的他便完全隐去了。

'There's a note!' said Ron sudd enly. 'A note fell out of it!'
“有一张纸条!”罗恩突然说道，“一张纸条从它里面掉出来了!”
Harry pull ed off the Cloak and seized the l etter. Written in narrow, l oopy writing he had never seen before were the foll owing words:
哈利脱掉隐形衣，一把抓过那封信。

上面用一种他从没有见过的细长的、圈圈套圈圈的字体，写着下面几行字：
Your father left this in my possession before he died. It is time it was returned to you. Use it well. A very messy Christmas to you.
你父亲死前留下这件东西给我。

现在应该归还给你。

好好使用。

衷心祝你令诞快乐。

There was no signature. Harry stared at the note. Ron was admiring the Cl oak.
没有署名。

哈利瞪着纸条发呆，罗恩则对着隐形衣赞叹不已。

‘I’d give anything for one of these,' he said.n 'Anything. What’s the matter?’
“如果能得到这样一件东西，我什么都可以不要，”他说，“什么都可以不要。

你怎么啦?”
‘Nothing,'said Harry. He felt very strange. Who had sent the Cl oak? Had it really once belonged to his father?
“没什么。

”哈利说。

他觉得这件事非常蹊跷。

隐形衣是谁送来的呢?它以前真的属于他父亲吗?
Before he could say or think anything else, the dormitory door was flung open and Fred and George Weasl ey bound ed in. Harry stuffed the Cl oak quickly out of sight. He didn't feel like sharing it with anyone else yet.
没等他再说什么或再想什么,宿舍的门猛地被推开了，弗雷德和乔治·韦斯莱冲了进来。

哈利赶紧把隐形衣藏了起来。

他还不想让别人知道。

‘Merry Christmas!'
“圣诞快乐!”
‘Hey, l ook - Harry's got a Weasl ey jumper, too!’
“嘿，瞧─哈利也得到了一件韦斯莱毛衣!”
Fred and George were wearing blue jumpers, one with a large yellow F on it, he other with a large yell ow G.
弗雷德和乔治都穿着蓝色毛衣，一件上面有一个大大的、黄色的“F”，另一件上面有一个大大的、黄色的“G”。

‘Harry's is better than ours,though,' said Fred, hol ding up Harry's jumper. 'She obviously makes more of an effort if you're not family.’
“哈利的比我们俩的好，”弗雷德说着，举起了哈利的毛衣，“显然，妈妈对不是自家的人更精心一些。

”
‘Why aren't you wearing yours, Ron?' George demand ed. ‘Come on, get it on, they're lovely and warm!’
“你为什么不穿上你的呢，罗恩?”乔治问道，“来吧，穿上吧，这毛衣可是又漂亮又暖和啊。

”
‘I hate maroon,’ Ron moaned half-heartedly as he pull ed it over his head.
“我不喜欢暗紫红色。

”罗恩半真半假地抱怨着，把毛衣套上了脑袋。

‘You haven’t got a l etter on yours,' George observed. ‘I suppose she thinks you d on't forget your name. But we’re not stupid - we know we're call ed Gred and Forge.’
“你的毛衣上没有字母，”乔治说，“她大概认为你不会忘记自己的名字。

我们也不傻─倒是她自己，经常管我们叫乔雷德和弗治。

”
‘What's all this noise?’
“这里吵吵什么呢?
Percy Weasl ey stuck his head through the d oor, l ooking disapproving. He had cl early come halfway through unwrapping his presents as he, too, carried a lumpy jumper over his arm, which Fred seized.
珀西·韦斯莱从门缝里探进头来，一脸不满的神情。

显然他也正在拆他的圣诞礼物，他胳膊上搭着一件鼓鼓囊囊的毛衣，弗雷德一把抓了过去。

‘P for prefect! Get it on, Percy, come on, we’re all wearing ours, even Harry got one.’
“‘P’是级长的意思!快穿上吧，珀西，快点儿，我们都穿上了，就连哈利也得到了一件呢。

”
‘I - d on't - want -' said Percy thickly, as the twins forced the jumper over his head, knocking his glasses askew.
“我─不想─穿─”他含糊不清地说，但双胞胎不管三七二十一，硬是把毛衣套进珀西的脑袋，把他的眼镜都撞歪了。

'A nd you're not sitting with the Prefects today, either,' said George. 'Christmas is a time for family.’
“而且你今天不许和级长们坐在一起，”乔治说，“圣诞节是全家团圆的日子。

”
They frog-marched Percy from the room, his arms pinned to his sid es by his
jumper.
他们将珀西抬着推出房间，他的手臂被毛衣束缚着，动弹不得。

Harry had never in all his life had such a Christmas dinner. A hundred fat, roast turkeys, mountains of roast and boiled potatoes, platters of fat chipolatas, tureens of buttered peas, silver boats of thick, rich gravy and cranberry sauce - and stacks of wizard crackers every few feet along the tabl e. These fantastic crackers were nothing like the feebl e Muggl e ones the Dursl eys usually bought, with their little plastic toys and their flimsy paper hats. Harry pull ed a wizard cracker with Fred and it didn't just bang, it went off with a blast like a cannon and engulfed them all in a cl oud of blue smoke, whil e from the insid e expl od ed a rear-admiral's hat and several live, white mice. Up on the High Tabl e, Dumbl ed ore had swapped his pointed wizard's hat for a flowered bonnet and was chuckling merrily at a joke Professor Flitwick had just read him.
哈利有生以来从未参加过这样的圣诞宴会。

一百只胖墩墩的烤火鸡、堆成小山似的烤肉和煮土豆、一大盘一大盘的美味小香肠、一碗碗拌了黄油的豌豆、一碟碟又浓又稠的肉卤和越橘酱—顺着餐桌每走几步，就有大堆大堆的巫师彩包爆竹在等着你。

这些奇妙的彩包爆竹可不像德思礼家通常买的那些寒酸的麻瓜爆竹，里面只有一些小塑料玩具和很不结实的纸帽子。

哈利和弗雷德一起抽了一个彩包爆竹，它不是嘭的一声闷响，而是发出了像大炮轰炸那样的爆响，把他们都吞没在一股蓝色的烟雾中，同时从里面炸出一顶海军少将的帽子，以及几只活蹦乱跳的小白鼠。

在主宾席上，邓布利多将他尖尖的巫师帽换成了一顶装点着鲜花的女帽，弗立维教授刚给他说了一段笑话，他开心地嗬嗬笑着。

Flaming Christmas pud dings foll owed the turkey. Percy nearly broke his teeth on a silver Sickl e embedd ed in his slice. Harry watched Hagrid getting red d er and red d er in the face as he call ed for more wine, finally kissing Professor McGonagall on the cheek, who, to Harry's amazement, giggl ed and blushed, her top hat l op-sid ed.
火鸡之后是火红的圣诞布丁。

珀西的那块布丁里裹着一个银西可，差点咯碎了他的牙齿。

哈利看着海格一杯接一杯地要酒喝，脸膛越来越红，最后竟然在麦格教授的面颊上亲了一口。

令哈利惊讶的是，麦格教授竟咯咯地笑着，羞红了脸，她的高顶黑色大礼帽歪到了一边。

When Harry finally l eft the tabl e, he was lad en down with a stack of things out of the crackers, including a pack of nonexpl odabl e, luminous balloons, a grow-your-own-warts kit and his own new wizard chess set. The white mice had。