Editing The Case of the Hanging Shoes/Quotes

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:'''[[Lisa]]:''' Principal Skinner, what did Nelson do? 
:'''[[Seymour Skinner]]:''' It appears young Muntz felt the urge to inflict a degree of humilation upon a fellow student, by throwing Martin Prince's shoe's over the power lines.
:'''[[Nelson]]''': Lisa, I know I ahve ceratin reputation to uphold, but honest, this time I don't do it.
:'''[[Lisa]]:''' For some strange reason I belive you.
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:'''[[Willy]]''': Someone's used some high-falutin' rope trickery to the these shoes togehter. I hvaen't been witness to such fine knot work since me days in the Scottish navy.
:'''[[Seymour Skinner]]:''' Well, cut the knot and bring it here!
:'''[[Lisa]]:''' That's it!
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:'''[[Lisa]]''': Just as I suspected Principal Skinner, let Nelson go!
:'''[[Seymour Skinner]]:''' Now, Lisa, give me back that knot this instant!
:'''[[Lisa]]''': But don't you see... This is a a dutch crinble knot. It is a special knot that's used to form a handle or connection between two points or objects. Only the nimblest of hand knows how to make this knot and hardly anyone in Springfield. In fact only one junior camper has earned a special merit badge for his way around a cord of twine... Martin Prince!
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