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Professor McGonagall stared at him.
麦格教授瞪眼看着他。
'Don't be ridiculous, Weasley, how could he possibly have got through the portrait hole?'
“别惹人笑话，韦斯莱。他怎么能通过肖像画上的洞呢？”
'Ask him!' said Ron, pointing a shaking finger at the back of Sir Cadogan's picture. 'Ask him if he saw —'
“问他！”罗恩说道，颤抖的手指着卡多根爵士的画像，“问他有没有看见——”
Glaring suspiciously at Ron, Professor McGonagall pushed the portrait back open and went outside.
麦格教授怀疑地看了罗恩一眼，又把那幅画推开了，自己走了出去。
The whole common room listened with bated breath.
整个公共休息室都屏住了呼吸。
'Sir Cadogan, did you just let a man enter Gryffindor Tower?'
“卡多根爵士，你刚才是不是让一个男子走进格兰芬多塔楼了？”
'Certainly, good lady!' cried Sir Cadogan.
“当然，女士！”卡多根爵士叫道。
There was a stunned silence, both inside and outside the common room.
大家惊讶得说不出话来，公共休息室内外都是这样。
'You — you did?' said Professor McGonagall. 'But — but the password!'
“你——你这样做了吗？”麦格教授问，“但是——但是口令呢！”
'He had 'em!' said Sir Cadogan proudly. 'Had the whole week's, my lady! Read 'em off a little piece of paper!'
“他有口令！”卡多根爵士骄傲地说，“有整个星期的口令呢，女士！从一张小小的纸上读出来的！”
Professor McGonagall pulled herself back through the portrait hole to face the stunned crowd. She was white as chalk.
麦格教授从肖像画的洞里走了回来，面对这些谅讶得一言不发的学生，她脸色白得像粉笔一样。
'Which person,' she said, her voice shaking, 'which abysmally foolish person wrote down this week's passwords and left them lying around?'
“哪一个，”她说，声音发抖，“哪一个完全无知的傻瓜把这个星期的口令都写了下来而且到处乱放？”
There was utter silence, broken by the smallest of terrified squeaks.
一片沉默，然后有极小的、吓坏了的声音打破了沉默。
Neville Longbottom, trembling from head to fluffy-slippered toes, raised his hand slowly into the air.
纳威隆巴顿从脑袋到穿着绒毛拖鞋的脚都发着抖，慢慢地举起了手。
