Why is Mathilde in a hurry when she leaves the party? A. She is ashamed that her wrap is not as nice as her dress.
B. She does not want anyone to know she has lost her necklace.
C. she hopes her husband will not think she had an unpleasant time.
D. She wants to avoid talking to a man who is pursuing her.

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