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911
"
Well
if
you
don
t
want
me
to
grow
up
talkin
that
way
,
why
do
you
send
me
to
school
?
"
912
My
father
looked
at
me
mildly
,
amusement
in
his
eyes
.
Despite
our
compromise
,
my
campaign
to
avoid
school
had
continued
in
one
form
or
another
since
my
first
day
s
dose
of
it
:
the
beginning
of
last
September
had
brought
on
sinking
spells
,
dizziness
,
and
mild
gastric
complaints
.
913
I
went
so
far
as
to
pay
a
nickel
for
the
privilege
of
rubbing
my
head
against
the
head
of
Miss
Rachel
s
cook
s
son
,
who
was
afflicted
with
a
tremendous
ringworm
.
It
didn
t
take
.
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914
But
I
was
worrying
another
bone
.
"
Do
all
lawyers
defend
n
-
Negroes
,
Atticus
?
"
915
"
Of
course
they
do
,
Scout
.
"
916
"
Then
why
did
Cecil
say
you
defended
niggers
?
He
made
it
sound
like
you
were
runnin
a
still
.
"
917
Atticus
sighed
.
"
I
m
simply
defending
a
Negro
his
name
s
Tom
Robinson
.
He
lives
in
that
little
settlement
beyond
the
town
dump
.
He
s
a
member
of
Calpurnia
s
church
,
and
Cal
knows
his
family
well
.
She
says
they
re
clean
-
living
folks
.
Scout
,
you
aren
t
old
enough
to
understand
some
things
yet
,
but
there
s
been
some
high
talk
around
town
to
the
effect
that
I
shouldn
t
do
much
about
defending
this
man
.
It
s
a
peculiar
case
it
won
t
come
to
trial
until
summer
session
.
John
Taylor
was
kind
enough
to
give
us
a
postponement
.
.
.
"
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918
"
If
you
shouldn
t
be
defendin
him
,
then
why
are
you
doin
it
?
"
919
"
For
a
number
of
reasons
,
"
said
Atticus
.
"
The
main
one
is
,
if
I
didn
t
I
couldn
t
hold
up
my
head
in
town
,
I
couldn
t
represent
this
county
in
the
legislature
,
I
couldn
t
even
tell
you
or
Jem
not
to
do
something
again
.
"
920
"
You
mean
if
you
didn
t
defend
that
man
,
Jem
and
me
wouldn
t
have
to
mind
you
any
more
?
"