What is the first thing the narrator notices when she enters Mrs.Dorling’s house? What is its significance?
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When the narrator enters Mrs. Dorling's house, the first thing she notices is an old-fashioned iron Hanukkah candle holder hung next to a mirror. She then remembers that they never used it because it was much more cumbersome than a single candlestick.
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When the narrator enters Mrs. Dorling's house, the first thing she notices is an old-fashioned iron Hanukkah candle holder hung next to a mirror. She then remembers that they never used it because it was much more cumbersome than a single candlestick.
Regards