How to Reassemble using Horuscruxes

[Geoff Bannister]

--- In the_old_crowd at yahoogroups.com, Troels Forchhammer 
<troelsfo at y...> wrote:> 

Troels:
 
> [1] Speaking mathematically here. 'In the summer of his sixteenth  
> year' must be the year between his fifteenth and sixteenth birthday --
 > think of the child's first year. I cannot, however, know if British 
> colloquial usage differs from that.

Geoff:
We do make that sort of statement - I could say that I am in my sixty-
sixth year, being currently 65 - but it is a usage which is rarely used 
in speech, more in official reports or perhaps mewsapaper comments.