Laura:
Why don't you give like the rest of the children?
Nellie Oleson:
My mother say's we're not like the rest of the children!
Laura:
I suppose she's right.
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Caroline:
I'll be working for Nellie. It's not the same.
Charles:
Besides a few pounds, there's no difference.
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Laura:
I hate that Nellie Oleson!
Caroline:
Laura! Don't say "hate" - don't even think "hate"! I'm sure Nellie has her good qualities somewhere.
Charles:
Your ma's right, half-pint. Now on the way home, we'll try and think of some!
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Nellie Oleson:
Half the time, you don't even SMELL like a girl! You're either sweaty, or you stink of fish!
Laura:
Well... I sweat a lot and I fish a lot!
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Mrs. Oleson:
[after an argument] Mrs. Ingalls, we will not be requiring any more eggs in the immediate future.
Caroline:
Mrs. Oleson, the hens will be RELIEVED to hear that!
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Alice Garvey:
Sometimes I wonder how Harriet Oleson has managed to stay alive for as long as she has!
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Mrs. Oleson:
[to her husband, who holds a shotgun, when they catch daughter Nellie with her new husband] Nels - make her a WIDOW!
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Albert Quinn Ingalls:
Ma, please don't tell me I'm too young to know how I feel!
Caroline:
I wasn't going to tell you that, and don't ever raise your voice to me while you live in this house.
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Mrs. Oleson:
If God wanted me to talk with my hands, he wouldn't have given me a mouth.
Nelson "Nels" Oleson:
[looks toward the camera very seriously] I guess even God can make mistakes!
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Nelson "Nels" Oleson:
[to Mrs. Oleson] You should be locked up in a cage and fed with a stick; you have made life miserable for everyone.
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