Harriet: I hope so. nearly three dear. Oh, no! Now It’s o’clock. Goodnight, having a fight. they’re Ozzie: not surprised. They always have fights after parties. I’m Harriet: Uh, oh! They must be throwing the dishes again. Ozzie: No, I think that was a vase dear, or maybe the TV set-or both! be sorry in the morning. They’ll Harriet: Ozzie! Wake up! Ozzie: Huh? Oh, that banging? what’s Harriet: He be hammering at this time of night. couldn’t Ozzie: What time is it? Harriet: Four What could they be doing at four in the o’clock. o’clock morning? Ozzie: I hear any voices. Go back to sleep, Harriet dear. don’t Harriet: Ozzie! Listen. someone in the backyard next door. There’s Ozzie: Huh? It must be the garbage man. Harriet: No, it be. too early, only a quarter to five. Who could can’t It’s it’s it be? better take a look. Ooh! Howard Kennedy, and carrying a I’d It’s he’s shovel. Ozzie: Really? You think killed her, do you? don’t he’s Harriet: Well, we heard her voice for a while. No, probably haven’t she’s sleeping. Ozzie: But what could he be doing at this time of night? Harriet: If he has killed her, he might be burying the body! Ozzie: What?! You think so, do you? don’t
Harriet: I hope so. It’s nearly three o’clock. Goodnight, dear. Oh, no! Now they’re having a fight. Ozzie: I’m not surprised. They always have fights after parties. Harriet: Uh, oh! They must be throwing the dishes again. Ozzie: No, I think that was a vase dear, or maybe the TV set-or both! They’ll be sorry in the morning. Harriet: Ozzie! Wake up! Ozzie: Huh? Oh, what’s that banging? Harriet: He couldn’t be hammering at this time of night. Ozzie: What time is it? Harriet: Four o’clock. What could they be doing at four o’clock in the morning? Ozzie: I don’t hear any voices. Go back to sleep, Harriet dear. Harriet: Ozzie! Listen. There’s someone in the backyard next door. Ozzie: Huh? It must be the garbage man. Harriet: No, it can’t be. It’s too early, it’s only a quarter to five. Who could it be? I’d better take a look. Ooh! It’s Howard Kennedy, and he’s carrying a shovel. Ozzie: Really? You don’t think he’s killed her, do you? Harriet: Well, we haven’t heard her voice for a while. No, she’s probably sleeping. Ozzie: But what could he be doing at this time of night? Harriet: If he has killed her, he might be burying the body! Ozzie: What?! You don’t think so, do you?
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