TROUBLE in Classic Quotes

1  You can't get into any trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 5

2  We deserve a lot of our trouble, I thought.

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Context   In Chapter 1

3  Editorials in the paper and a lot of trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 9

4  All the same, you two blow at the first sign of trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 9

5  Darry would kill me if I got into trouble with the police.

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Context   In Chapter 1

6  I figured I couldn't get into any worse trouble than murder.

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Context   In Chapter 4

7  Darry and me came along in time, but he wasn't havin too much trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 5

8  She could talk to Dallas and kept him from getting into a lot of trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 3

9  Mickey Mouse was a mean horse: He kicked other horses and was always getting into trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 3

10  It wasn't Johnny's fault Bob was a booze-hound and Cherry went for boys who were bound for trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 8

11  So Soda and I stay out of trouble as much as we can, and we're careful not to get caught when we can't.

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Context   In Chapter 1

12  Then he gave Johnny a lecture on girls and how a sneaking little broad like Sylvia would get him into a lot of trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 2

13  She's probably come to tell me about all the trouble I'm causing her and about how glad her and the old man'll be when I'm dead.

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Context   In Chapter 8

14  He was real nice about it and said that being heroes would help get us out of trouble, especially since it was self-defense and all.

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Context   In Chapter 6

15  After all the trouble his father and I've gone to to raise him, this is our reward: He'd rather see those no-count hoodlums than his own folks.

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Context   In Chapter 8

16  But I remembered Dally pulling Johnny through the window of the burning church; Dally giving us his gun, although it could mean jail for him; Dally risking his life for us, trying to keep Johnny out of trouble.

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Context   In Chapter 10

17  His big black eyes grew bigger than ever at the thought of going to the police station, for Johnny had a deathly fear of cops, but he went on: "We won't tell that you helped us, Dally, and we'll give you back the gun and what's left of the money and say we hitchhiked back so you won't get into trouble."

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Context   In Chapter 6