ed Julie. Ive got tton.

    Can I see it? asked tender.

    Can I her drink?

    A double Scotche bar.

    Julie knocked back tc. t.

    ts not , said tender, but God Almighty.

    A crowd hey were laughing.

    tomach his hand.

    Dont touchers angry.

    topped laug th angry looks.

    ed angrily.

    I am ted back.

    Leave our stomaced.

    Your stomacedly.

    they crowded closer.

    retc toomach.

    Mostly  get tender said.

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    Ohe crowd. Oh, you rogue!

    Julie rotated tomac t bouncing off tips of s (purple).

    Emma sulking at the bar. Drinking a Campari-and-soda.

    t t to Julie.

    Our stomacaking it away!

    tomacrampoline in tion of its admirers.

    Julie put on t tucking t into  to the ground.

    S thomas.

    my beauty altogether?

    Not yet, he said.

    Quite her. I was offended, of course.

    Suffer, Julie said.

    t te colors.

    told me you were color-blind, wher. I never believed you were color-blind. A son of mine.

    I t I old me I o green, they said.

    I never t you were color-blind. You saw w we o call green.

    I sa and still think was green.

    Never t you e old by ts.

    You eful for t.

    My criticism  you never understood ture, said tand ture.

    I dont suggest I understand it noand ts.

    Of course to understand.

    Older people tend to overlook