A never-seen food item discussed in this story is described as "so deeply true" and "so dreadfullyeternal." An interior decorator in this story expresses plans to design a room for "the Jacob Nathans" in a"fried-fish scheme, with the backs of the chairs shaped like frying-pans and lovely chip potatoesembroidered all over the curtains." This story introduces the author of "a little book of poems," EddieWarren, who has written the popular line "Why must it always be tomato soup?" The main characterobserves a blooming pear tree shortly after thinking of Pearl Fulton. Near the end of this story, the maincharacter feels lust for her husband "for t
A never-seen food item discussed in this story is described as "so deeply true" and "so dreadfullyeternal." An interior decorator in this story expresses plans to design a room for "the Jacob Nathans" in a"fried-fish scheme, with the backs of the chairs shaped like frying-pans and lovely chip potatoesembroidered all over the curtains." This story introduces the author of "a little book of poems," EddieWarren, who has written the popular line "Why must it always be tomato soup?" The main characterobserves a blooming pear tree shortly after thinking of Pearl Fulton. Near the end of this story, the maincharacter feels lust for her husband "for the first time in her life" before learning that Harry is planning anaffair. For 10 points, name this story in which Bertha Young's title emotional state is pierced, written byKatherine Mansfield.
A never-seen food item discussed in this story is described as "so deeply true" and "so dreadfullyeternal."
"Bliss"