<The Christmas Stories(3)>
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Now, Della still sat at the kitchen table, and cried. She wiped her tears and stood up.
Tomorrow was Christmas. She only had one dollar and eighty-seven cents to buy her husband a present. She saved for a long time but it wasn¡¯t enough. She wanted to buy something very nice for him.
She walked to another window. As she walked, she passed a mirror. It was between, she passed a mirror. It was between two windows. It wasn¡¯t a very good mirror, of course. It was a mirror in an eight-dollar-a-week apartment. She looked at herself in the mirror. Her eyes were red and puffy from crying.
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