Answer:
A - The doctor made his visit out of love not for the money.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can figure this out by picking the poem apart:
They say "He went to the coutries ends"
This basically means he went a long way and took a lot of effort to go somewhere.
Or to simplfy:
He tried hard to do something.
This could either mean greed or love, for these are two things that a doctor works hard for.
Now lets look at "not for fees, but for freinds"
This basically means that whatever he did was not for money, but for someone else
To simpfly:
He did something not for greed but caringness.
Caringness can be considered love.
So, lets combine our two parts of the poem:
He tried hard to do something not out of greed but for caringness.
And if we put this into the context of our poem:
He visited out of love and not for money.
This is exactly what answer A says.
Hope this helps! :D