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Only a single phrase remains clearly legible: `SAME old worry,`.

Because the rest of the page is lost in bleedthrough and faintness, the safest reading stays minimal. What survives is enough to suggest repetition and fatigue, but not enough to build a larger claim from it.

A single handwritten phrase, 'SAME old worry,', that completes the broken sentence of page 79 ('with / This MEMORY in THE ... SAME old worry'). Isolated on its own page, the line reads as both the grammatical end of the road-and-memory thought and a standalone sigh of repetition and fatigue. The trailing comma keeps it open rather than final. Band is 'mixed' from reverse-side bleedthrough, but the foreground phrase was reviewed as legible.