A Story for Husbands Ends in Lessons on Pomposity
Mrs. Gray asks for money to buy essential items for church fair and daily needs while her husband quarrels over postage costs. He balks at five or six dollars and ridicules her wish for modest comforts. She recalls supporting herself through sewing until illness forced a pause, asserting dignity and independence. He finally gives four dollars and fifty cents.
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Mrs. Gray
Mr. Gray
Albert
Annie
Anna
Gray
Abigal Stillman
Frank Raymond
Frank
Gray’s
the Deaser
Mr. Raymond
Woman and Man Strain Over Money Trust Issues
Mrs. Gray confronts her husband’s belief that women cannot manage money while he finds himself unable to keep funds and to ask for support. The tale follows Annie’s hunger, the pocketbook game, cigars, and social pressure as the couple tests finances, pride, and trust.
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