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'If I were a man,.' that was what pretty little Mollie Mathewson always said when Gerald would not do what she wanted him to--which was seldom.
That was what she said this bright morning, with a stamp of her little high-heeled slipper, just because he had made a fuss about that bill, the long one with the 'account rendered, ' which she had forgotten to give him the first time and been afraid to the second--and now he had taken it from the postman himself.