When she asks you a question, stand up at once before you answer it. Never argue with her. Never answer back. Never try to be funny.
If you do, you will make her angry, and when the Headmistress gets angry you had better watch out.” “You can say that again,” Lavender murmured.
“I am quite sure,” Miss Honey said, “that she will be testing you on what you are meant to have learnt this week, which is your two-times table.
So I strongly advise you to swot it up when you get home tonight. Get your mother or father to hear you on it.”
“What else will she test us on?” someone asked. “Spelling,” Miss Honey said.
“Try to remember everything you have learned these last few days. And one more thing.
A jug of water and a glass must always be on the table here when the Headmistress comes in. She never takes a lesson without that.
Now who will be responsible for seeing that it's there?” “I will,” Lavender said at once.
“Very well, Lavender,” Miss Honey said. “It will be your job to go to the kitchen
and get the jug and fill it with water and put it on the table here with a clean empty glass just before the lesson starts.”
“What if the jug's not in the kitchen?” Lavender asked. “There are a dozen Headmistress's jugs and glasses in the kitchen,” Miss Honey said.
“They are used all over the school.” “I won't forget,” Lavender said. “I promise I won't.”
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