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Magic Day for Harry Potter Fan; Despite Security for 4th Volume, Fairfax Girl Lands Early Copy
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The Washington Post - Washington, D.C.
Author: Michael D. Shear
Date: Jul 1, 2000
Start Page: A.01
Section: A SECTION
Text Word Count: 872

[Laura Cantwell] said he, too, was unaware of the magnitude of his acquisition. That is, until he showed the book to Laura. "She said, 'Dad, do you realize how huge this is?' " Cantwell recalled. "I said to my wife that night that I could probably sell this book for a lot of money. She said, 'Under no circumstances do you sell that book.' "

Cantwell says he has no intention of revealing what adventures await [Harry Potter] in the newest volume, and thus spoiling the fun for legions of Potter fans worldwide.

Just how a muggle (a non-wizard, in Potter-ese) like Laura got her hands on the most hyped book in publishing history since, well, since the last Harry Potter book, is a mystery young Harry himself might have difficulty unraveling.

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