From: eveshi@gmx.invalid   
      
   On Fri, 14 Jun 2013 20:39:59 -0700 (PDT), RC wrote:   
      
   > Somehow, Snape lost the book.  That's not unbelievable when you   
   > think about a student packing up and leaving the school he attended   
   > for 6 years,and his handwriting may have changed through the years.   
   >  Mine did.  But what I don't understand is why Snape didn't publish   
   > a new Advanced Potions book.  He would have made a fortune! But, as   
   > Hermonie said, Wizards are not logical.   
      
   Snape was too smart and too wily to have lost such an important   
   re-write of Potions class.   
      
   How the book ended up in Harry's hands is pure Rowling poetic-book   
   license.   
      
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