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1.2 Command of Evidence - Textual evidence that supports a claim
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“Looking Back on Girlhood” is an 1892 short story by Sarah Orne Jewett. In the story, the narrator explains that she prefers her hometown to other places she has visited: blank

Which quotation from “Looking Back on Girlhood” most effectively illustrates this claim?

A.

“There is always something fresh, something to be traced or discovered, something particularly to be remembered.” 

B.

“Two large rivers join just below the village at the head of tide-water, and these, with the great inflow from the sea, make a magnificent stream, bordered by lovely green fields that slope gently to long lines of willows at the water’s edge.”

C.

“we have had a good deal of journeying in my life, and taken great delight in it, but we have never taken greater delight than in my rides and drives and tramps and voyages within the borders of my native town.”

D.

“There is never-ending pleasure in making one’s self familiar with such a region.”