Homer Shepherdess Tending Sheep

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So, au revoir, Mr. Ollivander," said Fleur, kissing him on both cheeks. "And I wonder

whezzer you could oblige me by delivering a package to Bill's Auntie Murie!? I never

returned 'er tiara."
"And paid for by wizards," said Bill quietly, and the goblin shot him a look that was both furtive and challenging. A strong wind gusted against the cottage windows as Bill and Ollivander set off into the night. The rest of them squeezed in around the table; elbow to elbow and with barely
"It will be an honor," said Ollivander with a little bow, "the very least I can do in return

for your generous hospitality."

Fleur drew out a worn velvet case, which she opened to show the wandmaker. The tiara

sat glittering and twinkling in the light from the low-hanging lamp.

"Moonstones and diamonds," said Griphook, who had sidled into the room without Harry

noticing. "Made by goblins, I think?"