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"You all right?" he asked

She was an expert at lip reading from ten years of apprenticeship at Seashell ear-thi away at another piece of bread

Montag sat down

His wife said, "I don't knohy I should be so hungry"

"You--"

"I'ry"

"Last night," he began

"Didn't sleep well Feel terrible," she said "God, I'ure it"

"Last night--" he said again

She watched his lips casually "What about last night?"

"Don't you remember?"

"What? Did we have a wild party or sory Who was here?"

"A few people," he said

"That's what I thought" She chewed her toast "Sore sto foolish at the party"

"No," he said, quietly