Which passage from "a cub pilot" develops the author's point of view? a.) a pilot must have a memory, but there are two higher qualities which he must also have. b.) this was almost an affront. it was about the plainest and simplest crossing in the whole river. one couldn't come to any harm, whether he ran it right or not; and as for depth, there had never been any bottom there. c.) it was a good enough lesson, but learned the hard way. yet about the hardest part of it was that for months i so often had to hear a phrase which i conceived a particular distaste for. it was, "oh, ben, if you love me, back her! " d.) therefore pilots wisely train these cubs by various strategic tricks to look danger in the face a little more calmly. which choice best describes the underlined word or words in each sentence? which sentence is in natural order with the subject and verb underlined? a.) the boy ran into town with his dog at his side. b.)into town ran the boy with his dog at his side. c.) into town ran the boy with his dog at his side. d.) the boy ran into town with his dog at his side.