STARTED in Classic Quotes

1  He started out bad and got worse.

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Context   In Chapter 2

2  I started buttoning up the shirt.

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Context   In Chapter 4

3  Cherry started walking down the street.

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Context   In Chapter 3

4  I started screaming for Soda, Darry, anyone.

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Context   In Chapter 1

5  I started to say he was a good ol guy but I couldn't.

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Context   In Chapter 3

6  He started talking, loud enough for the two girls to hear.

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Context   In Chapter 2

7  But he didn't see us, and the boxcar rattled as the train started up.

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Context   In Chapter 4

8  I was almost two blocks from home then, so I started walking a little faster.

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Context   In Chapter 1

9  He started to put his arm around her, but Johnny reached over and stopped him.

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Context   In Chapter 2

10  I started to say something to him, but I went to sleep before I could get the words out of my mouth.

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Context   In Chapter 4

11  But I started in, talking a little faster than I usually do because I don't like to think about it either.

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Context   In Chapter 2

12  Johnny dusted off a table with his jacket and started taking things out of the sack and lining them up neatly.

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Context   In Chapter 5

13  He tried to swear, but suddenly started crying, fighting to control himself, then sobbing all the more because he couldn't.

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Context   In Chapter 2

14  It was a warmish spring day with the sun shining bright, but it was getting chilly and dark by the time we started for home.

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Context   In Chapter 2

15  Two-Bit started to tuck in his shirttail, but stopped himself in time; he just flipped up the collar of his black leather jacket and lit a cigarette.

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Context   In Chapter 3

16  I started to say something about the film of ice developing on the outer edges of the fountain when a sudden blast from a car horn made us both jump.

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Context   In Chapter 4

17  Once, while Dallas was in reform school, Sylvia had started hanging on to Johnny and sweet talking him and Steve got hold of her and told her if she tried any of her tricks with Johnny he'd personally beat the tar out of her.

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Context   In Chapter 2