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“There!” said Rosemary. She had a feeling of triumph as she slipped her hand through the velvet strap. She could have said, “Now I’ve got you,” as she gazed at the little captive she had netted. But o 去书内
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    But through this story, Katherine Mansfield wrote something out of women’s social status. She satirized the fragile friendship between female, ugly human nature of jealousy and the class society. In the story Rosemary Fell, a young, wealthy woman, went shopping and was approached by Miss Smith, a poor girl who asked for money to buy tea. However, Rosemary pretended to be kind and drove the girl to her plush house, which satisfied her vanity infinitely. His husband Philip, came and didn’t want to leave Miss Smith in his house. He utilized Rosemary's jealousy by telling her how pretty Miss Smith was. Rosemary retrieved three pound notes, and sent the girl away presumably.

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