The line “To where it bent in the undergrowth” means the place where the road A is overgrown and impassable. B continues but nothing more can be seen. C completely ends. D meets other roads.

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The line “To where it bent in the undergrowth” means the place where the road A is overgrown and impassable.

B continues but nothing more can be seen.
C completely ends.
D meets other roads.

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B. Continues but nothing more can be seen.

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I'm guessing A or D

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