Little House on the Prairie1974

Charles Ingalls:
It's just natural curiosity, Harriet - - boys will be boys, myself included - - all of us boys liked to go to the swimming holes to have a peep at the girls when they were frolicking in the water.

Harriet Oleson:
Oh really? Well, I certainly don't remember any of the boys sneaking around the swimming hole when I was a girl.

Nels Oleson:
[in a sarcastic under-his-breath tone, knowing how spoiled rotten and obnoxious his wife must have been as a child - - just like their daughter Nellie is now - - and so no boys would likely have been romantically interested in her, let alone been curious to see her scantily-clothed] THAT'S the truth!

Harriet Oleson:
[sharply] What was that?

Nels Oleson:
[hastily] I said, Charles is telling the truth. We do indeed need to show some leniency and understanding here.