If you were writing that the
theme of "A Piece of String"
was that "people will believe
what they want to in spite of
truth," which passage would
give the best support?
A. There was no use in his protesting;
nobody believed him.
B. The men were proceeding with slow
steps, the whole body bent forward at each
movement of their long
C. The dishes were passed and emptied, as
were the jugs of yellow cider.