If you were writing that the theme of "A Piece of String"
was "the folly of pretense,"
which passage would give the
best support?
A. In the public square of Goderville there
was a crowd, a throng of human beings
and animals...
B. All that smacked of the stable, the dairy
and the dirt heap, hay and sweat...
C. His innocence to him, in a confused
way, was impossible to prove, as his
sharpness was known.