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Rosemary's recollection of a magazine article about poverty.
Rosemary's recollection of a magazine article about poverty.
Rosemary buying a hat she doesn't need.
Rosemary buying a hat she doesn't need.
Rosemary thinking about Dostoevsky's heroines.
Rosemary thinking about Dostoevsky's heroines.
Rosemary comparing herself to Miss Smith.
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The best option that describes an allusion present in "A Cup of Tea" by Katherine Mansfield is:
Rosemary thinking about Dostoevsky's heroines.
This reflects an allusion to the literary themes and characters created by Dostoevsky, which adds depth to Rosemary's character and her perceptions.
