One character in this story discusses a poem whose first line is "Why Must it Always be Tomato Soup?"
One character in this story discusses a poem whose first line is "Why Must it Always be Tomato Soup?" Although this story's protagonist is thirty, she still has moments when she wants to run instead of walk, and asks "Why be given a body if you have to keep it shut up in a case, like a rare, rare fiddle?" The protagonist of this story compares herself to the ($) blooming pear tree in the backyard, though unlike her, the tree remains the same at the end. It opens with the protagonist taking her baby Little B from the nurse Mary, before hosting a party attended by Norman Knight and the probably (*) homosexual Eddie Warren. At the end of this story, the protagonist realizes Harry is having an affair with Pearl Fulton. For ten points, name this short story in which Bertha Young has the title feeling, written by Katherine Mansfield.
One character in this story discusses a poem whose first line is "Why Must it Always be Tomato Soup?"
“{Bliss}”