Fahrenheit 451 pages 87-92

pg. 88 P. 5 lines 4-5
"He picked them up and wadded the paper under Faber's face."
Montag has just finished ripping the pages out of the bible and Faber desperately picked them up to save the pages of an almost 'extinct' book.

pg. 89 P. 3 line 2
"It's as old as history and juvenile delinquents."
Faber is telling Montag that people are either good or bad and it has always been this way.

pg. 90 P. 3 line 4
"... a number of metal tools lay among a welter of microscopic wire-hairs, tiny coils, bobbins, and crystals."
Montag is about to leave when Faber walks Montag into a chamber in his house containing these items.

pg. 90 P. 4 line 2
"Proof of my terrible cowardice."
Faber is telling Montag that his chamber is his escape room for have being alone for so long, he comes here and imagines things. which makes him a coward.

pg. 91 P. 1 line 2
"If the drones die, I'm still safe at home, tending my fright with a maximum of confort and a minimum od chance."
Faber has just showed Montag his seashell radio, and is explaining what he uses it for.

pg. 91 P.1 line 5
"See how safe I play it, how contemptible I am?"
Faber is letting Montag know how he listens but never tells, and thus is contemptible.

pg.87 P.3 line 6
"The public itself stopped reading of its own accord."
Faber is telling Montag that firemen aren't even as necessary as they were before because people just don't read anymore; they have no interest in it.

pg. 87 P.5 line 3
"Stand back from the centrifuge."
Faber is advising that Montag stop being like the others who are tearing their lives into pieces with violence.

pg. 89 P. 1 line 9
"And then the Government, seeing how advavtageous it was to have people reading only about passionate lips and the fist in the stomach..."
Faber is informing Montag that the Government should be at fault for making the people so violent because the writing that they allow to be read is all innapropriate.