What makes the narrator to mrs dorling's house twice? What was her experience there?
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The narrator went to Mrs dorling's house to collect her mother's belongings back. During the first visit, Mrs.Dorling's didn't let the narrator in. So the narrator was forced to leave. She was very disappointed as her mother trusted Mrs dorling. She went to her house again. This time she was welcomed by Mrs.Dorling's daughter. The narrator was able to get inside and see all her mother's belongings. She felt sad and nostalgic which made her to leave the house without taking anthing...
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The narrator felt nostalgic as she saw the fine cutlery, vases and antique plates of her mother. But, they were kept rather tastelessly. The narrator felt the loss of her mother keenly and decided to leave without claiming any of the things.