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One yard or a dozen, the principle is just the same.
I asked you what you meant to do with it, and you replied, 'keep it, of course.' Do you deny that ?" "No.
It is very likely that I did say so, for it was my intention to keep it." "Without paying for it ?" asked Mrs.Markle. Mrs.Comegys looked steadily into the face of her interrogator for some moments, a flush upon her cheek, an indignant light in her eye. Then, without replying to the question, she stepped to the wall and rang the parlor bell.
In a few moments a servant came in. "Ask the gentleman in the dining-room if he will be kind enough to step here." In a little while a step was heard along the passage, and then a young man entered. "You are a clerk in Mr.Perkins' store ?" said Mrs.Comegys. "Yes, ma'am." "You remember my buying this lawn dress at your store ?" "Very well, ma'am.
I should forget a good many incidents before I forgot that." "What impressed it upon your memory ?" "This circumstance.
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