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Quotes from The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton
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1 I wished for that broken bottle.
2 "I couldn't use this," I said, dropping the pop bottle.
3 "I don't know why I handed you that busted bottle," Two-Bit said, getting to his feet.
4 I didn't know what he was talking about, so I just went on picking up the glass from the bottle end and put it in a trash can.
5 I started toward them, holding the bottle the way Tim Shepard holds a switch--- out and away from myself, in a loose but firm hold.
6 He snatched up an empty bottle, busted off the end, and gave it to me, then reached in his back pocket and flipped out his switchblade.
7 We were passing it, kicking rocks down the street and finishing our last bottle of Pepsi, when Steve noticed something lying on the ground.
8 He had the right curly black hair, smoldering dark eyes, and a long scar from temple to chin where a tramp had belted him with a broken pop bottle.
9 I had walked down to the DX station to get a bottle of pop and to see Steve and Soda, because they'll always buy me a couple of bottles and let me help work on the cars.
10 I had walked down to the DX station to get a bottle of pop and to see Steve and Soda, because they'll always buy me a couple of bottles and let me help work on the cars.
11 I glanced around for a pop bottle or a stick or something--- Steve Randle, Soda's best buddy, had once held off four guys with a busted pop bottle--- but there was nothing.
12 I didn't know about the Brumly boys, but I knew Shepard's gang were used to fighting with anything they could get their hands on--- bicycle chains, blades, pop bottles, pieces of pipe, pool sticks, or sometimes even heaters.