Who was Mrs. Dorling? What did the narrator’s mother tell her about the woman?

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Mrs. Dorling was an old acquaintance of the narrator’s mother whom she had not seen for years. She had recently renewed their contact. Since then she has been visiting their house regularly. Every time she left their house she took something home with her.

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