What evidence best supports the conclusion that the author feels sympathy for women living at home?
O "faithfully serving their husbands"
"they are of quite good birth"
O "yet have had no opportunity to find out what the
world is like"
O"even if it should mean taking service as Attendants"

"yet have had no opportunity to find out what the

world is like"

Explanation:

In the passage above, the author is having sympathy for women living at home, because while the author recognizes that there are some positive aspects to this type of lifestyle, the author also points out at the fact that women living at home have many boundaries, and for that reason, they are not likely to have the opportunity to find out what the world is like.

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~coco

abraham lincoln