PART B: Which quote best supports the answer to Part A?
A.
"Two young and comely women sat together by the fireside, nursing their
mutual and peculiar sorrows." (paragraph 1)
B.
"She now shrunk from Mary's words, like a wounded sufferer from a hand
that revives the throb." (paragraph 3)
C
"United, as they had been, by the relationship of the living, and now more
closely so by that of the dead, each felt as if whatever consolation her grief
admitted, were to be found in the bosom of the other." (paragraph 1)
D.
"Yet she trembled at these rebellious expressions, almost as soon as they
were uttered, and, by degrees, Mary succeeded in bringing her sister's
mind nearer to the situation of her own." (paragraph 5)