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page 72 Mr. Nathan Radley covers for the kids being in his yard when Miss Stephanie explains what the commotion is about.

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page 72 Mr. Nathan Radley covers for the kids being in his yard when Miss Stephanie explains what the commotion is about.

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"Says he's got the other barrel waitin' for the next sound he hears in that patch, an' next time he won't aim high, be it dog, n----, or - Jem Finch!"

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page 191 Dill and Scout discuss where babies come from.

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page 191 Dill and Scout discuss where babies come from.

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page 171 Scout lies to Atticus about her feelings on having Aunt Alexandra staying with them.

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page 171 Scout lies to Atticus about her feelings on having Aunt Alexandra staying with them.

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"I said I would like it very much, which was a lie, but one must lie under certain circumstances and at all times when one can't do anything about them."

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page 158 Calpunia tells Jem and Scout not to worry as Lula confronts them at church.

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page 158 Calpunia tells Jem and Scout not to worry as Lula confronts them at church.

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"'Don't you fret,' Calpurnia whispered to me, but the roses on her hat trembled indignantly."

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page 165 Calpurnia evades Scout's question about what rape is. 

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page 165 Calpurnia evades Scout's question about what rape is. 

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"'It's something you'll have to ask Mr. Finch about,' she said. 'He can explain it better than I can.'"

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page 147 Atticus did not tell Jem about Mrs. Dubose's illness until after she passed.

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page 147 Atticus did not tell Jem about Mrs. Dubose's illness until after she passed.

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"'She was sick for a long time. Son, didn't you know what her fits were?'
Jem shook his head.
'Mrs. Dubose was a morphine addict,' said Atticus.

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page 141 Jem tells Mrs. Dubose that he isn't scared of her.

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page 141 Jem tells Mrs. Dubose that he isn't scared of her.

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"Jem said quietly, 'My sister ain't dirty and I ain't scared of you,' although I noticed his knees shaking."

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page 84 Atticus contradicts what he tells Jem and Scout about the tree. 

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page 84 Atticus contradicts what he tells Jem and Scout about the tree. 

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"'Well maybe it is. I'm sure Mr. Radley knows more about trees than we do.'"

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lying in a court or sworn statement

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telling others something you don't know for sure is true

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leaving out information with the purpose of misleading

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surprise party

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to avoid hurting a friend: "Nice try"

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such as in a card game

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Telling something that everyone knows is a lie

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page 130 Atticus doesn't tell Jem and Scout that he knows how to shoot.

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page 130 Atticus doesn't tell Jem and Scout that he knows how to shoot.

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"Jem said, 'I reckon if he'd want us to know it, he'da told us.'"

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page 129 Ms. Maudie tells Scout and Jem that when she was telling them all the things their father could do, she left out the part that he could shoot a gun with great accuracy.

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page 129 Ms. Maudie tells Scout and Jem that when she was telling them all the things their father could do, she left out the part that he could shoot a gun with great accuracy.

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"'Forgot to tell you the other day that besides playing the Jew's Harp, Atticus Finch was the deadest shot in Maycomb County in his time.

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page 140 Jem tells Atticus that he went told Mrs. Dubose that he was sorry when he really wasn't. 

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page 140 Jem tells Atticus that he went told Mrs. Dubose that he was sorry when he really wasn't. 

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"'I cleaned it up for her and said I was sorry, but I ain't...'"

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page 116 Uncle Jack admits to Atticus that he lied to Scout about what a "🤬-lady" was.

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page 116 Uncle Jack admits to Atticus that he lied to Scout about what a "🤬-lady" was.

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"'Did you tell her?'
'No, I told her about Lord Melbourne.'"

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page 96 Jem finally spills his secrets to Atticus after he realizes Boo Radley was out the night of the fire.

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page 96 Jem finally spills his secrets to Atticus after he realizes Boo Radley was out the night of the fire.

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"He began pouring out our secrets right and left in total disregard for my safety if not for his own, omitting nothing, knot-hole, pants and all."

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page 83 Nathan Radley lies to  Jem and Scout telling them that the tree on the corner of the yard was dying.

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page 83 Nathan Radley lies to  Jem and Scout telling them that the tree on the corner of the yard was dying.

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"'Tree's dying. You plug 'em with cement when they're sick."

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page 82 Jem and Scout decide not to tell Atticus about the objects they have found in the knothole of the tree.

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page 82 Jem and Scout decide not to tell Atticus about the objects they have found in the knothole of the tree.

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"I've gotta good mind to tell Atticus- no, I reckon not.'
I'll tell him for you.
No, don't do that, Scout.'"

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page 77 Jem didn't tell Scout for weeks about what happened the night he went back to get his pants.

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page 77 Jem didn't tell Scout for weeks about what happened the night he went back to get his pants.

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"'There's something I didn't tell you.'"

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"'When I went back, they were folded across the fence... like they were expectin' me.'"

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page 73 Jem builds off of Dill's lie about why his pants were missing. Jem says that they were actually playing with matches. 

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page 73 Jem builds off of Dill's lie about why his pants were missing. Jem says that they were actually playing with matches. 

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"'No sir, just with matches.'"

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page 73 Dill lies about what they have been doing and about why Jem has no pants.

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page 73 Dill lies about what they have been doing and about why Jem has no pants.

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"'Ah- I won 'em from him,' he said vaguely....'We were playin' strip poker up yonder by the fishpool,' he said.'

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page 63 Scout catches Dill lying about who his father is.

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page 63 Scout catches Dill lying about who his father is.

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"'He ain't got a beard, he-' Dill stopped, as if trying to remember. 'Uh huh, caughtcha,' I said."

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page 54 Scout heard laughing inside the Radley’s house and didn’t tell anyone about it.

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page 54 Scout heard laughing inside the Radley’s house and didn’t tell anyone about it.

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"I had heard another sound, so low I could not have heard it from the sidewalk. Someone inside the house was laughing."

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page 53 Jem, Scout, and Dill hide their new game of playing "Boo Radley" from Atticus.

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page 53 Jem, Scout, and Dill hide their new game of playing "Boo Radley" from Atticus.

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"'What are you all playing?' he asked.
'Nothing,' said Jem."

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page 52 Jem, Scout, and Dill create the game of playing "Boo" by using town gossip and legends from the neighborhood.

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page 52 Jem, Scout, and Dill create the game of playing "Boo" by using town gossip and legends from the neighborhood.

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"...woven from bits and scraps of gossip and neighborhood legend: Mrs. Radley had been beautiful until she married Mr. Radley and lost all of her money. She also lost most of her teeth, her hair, and her right forefinger (Dill's contribution. Boo nit it off one night..."

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page 48 Dill returns for the summer and tells Jem and Scout that he had seen his father.

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page 48 Dill returns for the summer and tells Jem and Scout that he had seen his father.

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"Dill's father was taller than ours, had a black beard (pointed), and was president of the L & R Railroad.

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page 47 Scout and Jem decide not to tell anyone else about the pennies they found in the knot hole of the tree. 

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page 47 Scout and Jem decide not to tell anyone else about the pennies they found in the knot hole of the tree. 

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"'Tell you what,' said Jem, 'We'll keep 'em till school starts, then go around and ask everybody if they're theirs.'"

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page 42 Atticus tells Scout that if she keeps quiet about him teaching her to read and having her read to him, then they can keep reading at home as long as Scout is not truthful to Miss Caroline.

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page 42 Atticus tells Scout that if she keeps quiet about him teaching her to read and having her read to him, then they can keep reading at home as long as Scout is not truthful to Miss Caroline.

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"'By the way, Scout, you'd better not say anything at school about our agreement.'"

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page 39 Scout tells Atticus she is sick so that she doesn't have to go to school and avoid getting in trouble with Miss Caroline for reading with Atticus.

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page 39 Scout tells Atticus she is sick so that she doesn't have to go to school and avoid getting in trouble with Miss Caroline for reading with Atticus.

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"I told Atticus I didn't feel very well and didn't think I'd go to school any more ..."

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page 25 Walter Cunningham replies to Miss Caroline's question about whether he forgot his lunch with a yes. 

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page 25 Walter Cunningham replies to Miss Caroline's question about whether he forgot his lunch with a yes. 

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"'Yeb'm,' he finally mumbled."

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page 20 Atticus telling Scout that while he could not take her to school, Jem would.

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page 20 Atticus telling Scout that while he could not take her to school, Jem would.

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"...but Atticus had said Jem would be delighted to show me where my room was."

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page 17 Jem uses Scout as an excuse for the reason why he could not complete Dill's dare of getting Boo to come out.

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page 17 Jem uses Scout as an excuse for the reason why he could not complete Dill's dare of getting Boo to come out.

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"If I got killed, what'd become of you?" he asked.

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page 9 Scout asks Dill about his father and he does not want to talk about it. Jem then tells Scout to be quiet because she won’t stop talking about it.

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page 9 Scout asks Dill about his father and he does not want to talk about it. Jem then tells Scout to be quiet because she won’t stop talking about it.

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"I haven't got one."