9.
What did the narrator notice at
1 poir
the nameplate again?
Dorling, in white letter ,on black
enamel.
Dorling, in black letters, on white in
enamel.
Mrs dorling in blue letters,on white
enamel
Choice 4
Answers
Answer:
Dorling, in black letters, on white in enamel.
Explanation:
The Address’ is a short story highlighting human predicament that follows war. The story beautifully delineates the pain, anguish, and mental torture of the survivors of war. The narrator, Margo Minco, a Jew, returned back to her native city after the War was over. She had already suffered many losses, including the irreparable loss of her dear mother. After the war, she faced the loneliness and challenges alone. She went to Mrs. Dorling to get her mother’s cutlery, crockery, utensils, and other household things; Mrs. Dorling’s cold, indifferent and discouraging behavior further depressed her. She refused to recognize her and asked her to come again.
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