Harriet the Spy
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Oh!
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Uh, Laura.
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"Laura Peters...
her face looks totally...

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pinched."
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Oh.
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"If I were the boy
with the purple socks...

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I'd hang myself."
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Something else.
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Cut it out, Marion.
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Oh.
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Maybe there is something
in here for Sport.

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No!
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"Sport..."
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Shut up!
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Fine, then.
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I'll read it right out loud
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so everybody can hear.
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No!
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"Sport is so poor,
he can't even afford food.

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"Why can't his father
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just get a real job?"
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Oh, and get this, as well.
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"One day, I had to pretend
he dropped a dollar

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just so he could afford
some milk and bread."

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Oh.
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Ooh, harsh.
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Oh, oh, oh.
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That's mean.
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Sport, I...
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I-I got to go.
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It-it's spaghetti night.
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I got to make spaghetti.
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I can't stay here anymore.
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Harriet...
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sit over there till we decide
what to do with you next.

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Wait. What's this?
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"I learn everything I can
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"and I write down everything
I see.

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"Golly says if I
want to be a writer,

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"then I'd better start now,
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"which is why
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I'm a spy."
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My position is bad.
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My position is terrible.
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My position could not be worse.
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Golly would know what to do.
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Harriet?
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Harriet, are you all right?

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