How does Mrs. Dorling react when the narrator said, “I am Mrs. S daughter”?

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Mrs. Dorling held her hand on the door as if she wanted to prevent it opening any further. Her face showed no sign of recognition. She kept staring at the narrator without uttering a word.

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