Go Set a Watchman
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Her favorite game was golf because its essential principles consisted of a stick, a small ball, and a state of mind.
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“I’m not familiar with the author,” she said, thus condemning the book forever.
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had she been obliged to pay any emotional bills during her earthly life, Jean Louise could imagine her stopping at the check-in desk in heaven and demanding a refund.
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Aunty hon-ey, that sort of thing went out with the French Revolution, or began with it, I forget which.”
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What was this blight that had come down over the people she loved?
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Now we are both lonely, for entirely different reasons, but it feels the same, doesn’t it?
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I have lost my sense of humor. I’m gettin’ like the New York Post.
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Her uncle smiled, and an unholy light appeared in his eyes. He’s gonna skate off now, she thought. I can never catch him and bring him back.
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Dr. Finch
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“Go back to the early 1800s in England, before some pervert invented machinery.
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As it rolled by, Jean Louise made a frantic dive for her uncle’s trolley:
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one of the tiny things she adored about Maycomb: people remembered their promises.
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Jean Louise. “I’d just love being expelled.” She would. School bored her intolerably.
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I wonder what kind of miracle we could work with a week’s decency.
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Scout.
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“Jean Louise, have you ever met your father?” No. She had not.
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He was the only person she ever knew who could paraphrase three authors into one sentence and have them all make sense.
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very glad you liked this book too - I found it brave & honest. wish she'd published sooner, but can understand fear...