If I bought Lion for one computer, do I have to pay for it again?

I bought OS Lion for my Macbook Pro and was able to download it free for the desktop, but my MacBook 7's App Store still lists the price, rather than just allowing me to download it. I thought one purchase was good for all my computers

Log into the App Store with the same ID that you used on the other Mac
Install on all authorized computers
When you purchase Lion from the Mac App Store, you can install it on all your authorized Mac computers. Just sign in to the Mac App Store from each Mac and download Lion from the Purchases list.

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