A Room of One's Own

Why is the narrator not allowed to cross the lawn in A Room of One's Own?

Why is the narrator not allowed to cross the lawn in a room of one's own

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Only Fellows and Scholars are allowed to walk across the lawm, thus, the narrator is stopped by a guard when she attempts to do so.

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