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Prosody in InteractionEdited by Dagmar Barth-Weingarten, Elisabeth Reber and Margret Selting
[Studies in Discourse and Grammar 23] 2010
► pp. 239–242
And it’s Johnson – Johnson with the Quaffle (...) and she´s ducked Warrington, she´s passed Montague, she´s – ouch – been hit from behind by a Bludger from Crabbe ... Montague catches the Quaffle, Montague heading back up the pitch and – nice Bludger there from George Weasley, that’s a Bludger to the head of Montague, he drops the Quaffle, caught by Katie Bell, Katie Bell of Griffindor reverse-passes to Alicia Spinnet and Spinnet’s away – (...) dodges Warrington, avoids a Bludger – close call Alicia – and the crowds are loving this, just listen to them(Rowling 2003: 360)