Carpet

Where'd you go to school?

Same thing as four times two.

Five times one is five.

All right.

We're here on the sixty...

I checked everywhere!

Vaudeville?

A mud pie.

Then you go six more, thirty six, forty two, forty eight.

I think we could design an entire city.

Gums everything up.

All over, I guess.

Two times five is ten.

Up here I added one from every step, here I'm adding two.

Two times eight, sixteen.

Five times two is ten.

Seven times one, that's seven.

Seven times one is seven.

Let's see, eight times four, you're going to add eight to it thirty two.

Praise to the Lord! 18 years!

Huh. Do you have anything with a little more, uh, zing?

I'm just going up by four.

I have mosquito bites all over my arm.

I've been bitten by mosquitos all over my arm.

And then he describes the home he owned in their village.

Two times seven, fourteen.

Forty eight plus six is fifty four.

Eight times one is eight.

Nine times seven, sixty three.

It's a cool Christmas.

Snoopy people all over.

Seven times three, twenty one.

Then you add five, it's thirty five.

Seven times six, forty two.

Seven times seven, forty nine.

Twenty four.

Well, we already pointed that one out, that was fifty six.

Nine times eight, seventy two.

That's not enough, Mr Blore.

I'd be you.

Eyes and ears everywhere.

Professor Slughorn is gonna try to collect you, Harry

We want a new carpet.

Seven times two is fourteen.