Harriet the Spy
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1:18:00
All right.
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"Turn around."
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That's not a fortune.
1:18:06
Turn around.
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Why?
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Turn around.
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Golly?
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Golly!
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Why, Harriet the Spy,
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I believe you've grown
a full inch.

1:18:31
Nuh-uh.
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You certainly have grown.
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Oh, Golly!
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So what do I do now, Golly?
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"Beauty is truth,
truth beauty.

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"That is all
ye know on Earth

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and all ye need
to know."

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John Keats.
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What is that
supposed to mean?

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It means you've
got trouble.

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You wrote down the
truth in your notebook,

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and your friends, who weren't
supposed to see it, did.

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Now there are only two
things for you to do,

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and you're not going to
like either one of them.

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Like what?
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Well, you have to apologize
and you have to lie.

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But you said never to lie.
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I know, I did.
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Let me see how
I can explain this.

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Sometimes a little lie that
makes people feel better

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isn't really wrong.
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You know, like,
you can thank someone

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for a meal they cooked you,
even if you hated it.

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You could tell a sick friend
that they look better,

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even if they don't.
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Sometimes a really small lie
can be a really big help.

1:19:33
They tried to squash me
like a bug.

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It's too hard.
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It's not worth it.
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Aw, never say
that, Harriet.

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You're worth it.
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You're an individual,
and you know something?

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That makes people nervous.
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And it's going to keep making
people nervous your whole life.

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My whole life?
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Yep.
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What do I do?
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You stay true to Harriet
and you accept the cost.

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Now, come on.
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That's enough lessons
for today, okay?


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