In The Grapes of Wrath, which passage from the text reveals that the man purchasing the loaf probably has a little more money that he initially led on?
“The man took a deep leather pouch from his rear pocket, untied the strings,
and spread it open. It was heavy with silver and with greasy bills."
b)
"He was about to drop the penny back into the pouch when his eye fell on
the boys frozen before the candy counter."
"Wegot it figgered awful close, mister, to get to California."
O d) "Go ahead-Al says take it."