Final answer:
Stanford does not give Emily a gift at the ice cream parlor; the text provided lists gifts that Trina received, with notable gifts being an ice-water set, a carving knife and fork, and a chatelaine watch, plus a box of toys from Uncle Oelbermann.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the context provided, Stanford does not give Emily a gift at the ice cream parlor. The passage describes gifts that Trina received in the novel “McTeague” by Frank Norris.
It mentions gifts from various characters except Stanford.
Trina receives presents such as an ice-water set, a carving knife and fork with elk-horn handles, and a chatelaine watch of German silver. Uncle Oelbermann sends two boxes, whose contents are eagerly anticipated because he is very rich and Trina is his protege. However, these boxes are filled with all sorts of toys, not specifically a gift for Emily at an ice cream parlor.