English, 14.09.2021 07:10, yah2muchh

Whose thoughts and feelings is the Narrator revealing in
this passage from "The Gift of
the Magi?"
22- "If Jim doesn't kill me,"
she said to herself, "before he
takes a second look at me,
he'll say I look like a Coney
Island chorus girl. But what
could I do--oh! What could I
do with a dollar and eighty-
seven cents?"
A. the narrator's
B. Della's
C. Jim's

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Whose thoughts and feelings is the Narrator revealing in
this passage from "The Gift of