STREETS in Classic Quotes

1  Dally growing up in the streets.

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Context   In Chapter 6

2  Cherry started walking down the street.

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Context   In Chapter 3

3  Sixteen years on the streets and you see a lot.

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Context   In Chapter 8

4  Sixteen years on the streets and you can learn a lot.

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Context   In Chapter 8

5  We all looked and saw a blue Mustang coming down the street.

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Context   In Chapter 3

6  Dally had seen people killed on the streets of New York's West Side.

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Context   In Chapter 2

7  Then the blue Mustang was coming down the street again, more slowly.

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Context   In Chapter 3

8  I turned and ran out the door and down the street as fast as I could.

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Context   In Chapter 3

9  Then we went across the street and down Sutton a little way to The Dingo.

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Context   In Chapter 2

10  I had just as much right to use the streets as the Socs did, and Johnny had never hurt them.

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Context   In Chapter 1

11  Not like Darry--- Soda's movie-star kind of handsome, the kind that people stop on the street to watch go by.

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Context   In Chapter 1

12  A snarling, distrustful, bickering pack like the Socs in their social clubs or the street gangs in New York or the wolves in the timber.

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Context   In Chapter 2

13  We were passing it, kicking rocks down the street and finishing our last bottle of Pepsi, when Steve noticed something lying on the ground.

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Context   In Chapter 2

14  "Dropout" made me think of some poor dumb-looking hoodlum wandering the streets breaking out street lights--- it didn't fit my happy-go-lucky brother at all.

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Context   In Chapter 2

15  "Dropout" made me think of some poor dumb-looking hoodlum wandering the streets breaking out street lights--- it didn't fit my happy-go-lucky brother at all.

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Context   In Chapter 2

16  DALLY WAS WAITING for Johnny and me under the street light at the corner of Pickett and Sutton, and since we got there early, we had time to go over the drugstore in the shopping center and goof around.

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Context   In Chapter 2

17  I don't know how to explain it--- we try to be nice to the girls we see once in awhile, like cousins or the girls in class; but we still watch a nice girl go by on a street corner and say all kinds of lousy stuff about her.

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Context   In Chapter 2