- Page 4 and 5: For Mr. Lee and Alicein considerati
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- Page 8 and 9: 1When he was nearly thirteen, my br
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6“Yes,” said our father, when J
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dead.”With this thought in mind,
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Miss Rachel and Mr. Avery were near
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“That’s what I know,” said Je
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7Jem stayed moody and silent for a
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Jem snatched them up. “What’s t
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“Dear sir,” said Jem. “We app
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8For reasons unfathomable to the mo
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snow near the porch. Don’t step o
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“Ain’t a characterture,” said
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Mr. Avery was wedged tightly. I bur
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pantry, I think. Go get it and we
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Miss Maudie said, “Thank you sir,
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Calpurnia’s church, and Cal knows
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had perhaps received a Crawford ins
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unloaded blocks of ice, flour and s
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“Grandma’s a wonderful cook,”
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thought he was, Uncle Jack? Francis
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said, “We’ll see about this,”
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“Before I’m through, I intend t
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and I asked Miss Maudie about it.
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“That old dog down yonder,” he
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“Stay inside, son,” said Atticu
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The rifle cracked. Tim Johnson leap
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poured something from a gallon jug
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Atticus coming from work. Countless
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In later years, I sometimes wondere
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grown, maybe you’ll look back on
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protruded; from time to time she wo
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Atticus came in. He went to the bed
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“She said she was going to leave
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12Jem was twelve. He was difficult
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Simpson to a chair and placed her i
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Calpurnia said, “It’s the same
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Line for line, voices followed in s
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Calpurnia, in her navy voile dress
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talk nigger-talk to the—to your f
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anything to say to her, and I sat t
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such an old town. But Maycomb would
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Jem examined the small volume. “I
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14Although we heard no more about t
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she wants to. You may think otherwi
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“Are you bein‘ funny?” Jem op
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off again—!”“Whoa, son,” sa
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without me. Even Calpurnia couldn
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“Nobody around here’s up to any
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linotype, where he refreshed himsel
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But he wasn’t. His office was rea
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around I discovered that these men
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had committed. Entailments seemed a
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16Jem heard me. He thrust his head
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children . . . you children last ni
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hat in her life.“Well,” said Mi
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Negro blood, that makes you all bla
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courtroom floor. There, we went up
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17“Jem,” I said, “are those t
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“Just describe her injuries, Heck
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county in prosperity as well as in
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Mr. Ewell nodded, but I don’t thi
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“You say you were at the window?
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rooster. I thought he’d burst his
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18But someone was booming again.“
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me’n took advantage of me.”“D
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“How long did you go to school?
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“You said he ‘got you around th
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“Yes.”“Then he released your
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the Press, soaking up testimony wit
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“Tom, did she ever speak to you?
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she motioned me to come inside, and
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you?”“Not anything, suh. He mig
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“Why were you so anxious to do th
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cross-examined them. The way that m
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that’s why he won’t change his
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“Gentlemen,” he was saying, “
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there is one human institution that
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when I remembered that people got u
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court reporter, was chain-smoking:
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“Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your
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“How could they do it, how could
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watching us.Suddenly she spoke: “
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23“I wish Bob Ewell wouldn’t ch
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could’ve gave him twenty years.
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award, say, Miss Maudie, when Miss
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“What’s a yap?”“Aw, tacky.
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Scout? I’ve got it all figured ou
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24Calpurnia wore her stiffest starc
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Nurse? Aviator? “Well . . .”“
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did her good. She took her eyes off
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stop talking when I came into the k
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White Only; the handful of people w
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that he liked to spend his summers
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getting Mr. Ewell’s views on Tom
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“If you are, I’ll tell you righ
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“Us,” somebody said.I raised my
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hear me? You hear me? Don’t you e
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made a job for Helen. He didn’t r
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The second change in Maycomb since
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thought Jem might escort me if I as
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Careful now, and don’t fall again
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“You all right in there, Scout?
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said, “I forgot my shoes, they’
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Jem pressed my head. We stopped and
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“Atticus, is Jem dead?”“No, S
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Atticus said, “Let’s all sit do
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you to hush so he can think—then
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“Why there he is, Mr. Tate, he ca
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He looked down at me and nodded.I l
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in my home.”Mr. Tate rocked on hi
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Mr. Tate was trying to dig a hole i
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“Go on, sir, he’s asleep.”His
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puzzled by his amiable acquiescence