If you were writing that the theme of "A Piece of String"
was "the folly of pretense,"
which passage would give the
best support?
A. In the evening he took a turn in the
village of Breaute in order to tell it to
everybody.
B. He concealed his "find" quickly...he
pretended to be still looking on the ground
for something...
C. The dishes were passed and emptied,
as were the jugs of yellow cider.