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The book was seen in the book case at [[Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children]].<ref>"[[Bart the Genius]]"</ref> | The book was seen in the book case at [[Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children]].<ref>"[[Bart the Genius]]"</ref> | ||
| − | [[Martin Prince]] read the book on the a tree when [[Bart]] ask him to throw the ball that had landed beside him. He didn't want to that first because he don't want to ruin their ball game. After he throwed the ball back he countied to read the book which made Bart starting to talk with him.<ref>"[[Bart Gets An F]]"</ref> | + | [[Martin Prince, Jr.]] read the book on the a tree when [[Bart]] ask him to throw the ball that had landed beside him. He didn't want to that first because he don't want to ruin their ball game. After he throwed the ball back he countied to read the book which made Bart starting to talk with him.<ref>"[[Bart Gets An F]]"</ref> |
After [[Lisa]] told to [[Homer]] at he can't take revenge on animals, that's the whole point of Moby Dick. Homer answer then to her at she has wrong for the point of Moby Dick is, Be yourself.<ref>"[[The Fat and the Furriest]]"</ref> | After [[Lisa]] told to [[Homer]] at he can't take revenge on animals, that's the whole point of Moby Dick. Homer answer then to her at she has wrong for the point of Moby Dick is, Be yourself.<ref>"[[The Fat and the Furriest]]"</ref> | ||
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- For the painting, see Scene from Moby Dick.
Moby Dick
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Book Information
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Moby Dick is a novel.
History
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The book was seen in the book case at Enriched Learning Center for Gifted Children.[1]
Martin Prince, Jr. read the book on the a tree when Bart ask him to throw the ball that had landed beside him. He didn't want to that first because he don't want to ruin their ball game. After he throwed the ball back he countied to read the book which made Bart starting to talk with him.[2]
After Lisa told to Homer at he can't take revenge on animals, that's the whole point of Moby Dick. Homer answer then to her at she has wrong for the point of Moby Dick is, Be yourself.[3]
Behind the Laughter
- Moby Dick is a real book.
Appearances
Episode – "Bart the Genius" - Episode – "Bart Gets An F"
- Episode – "The Fat and the Furriest" (mentioned)
References
