Which quotation supports the inference that the narrator is a hard worker? A
ay was slaving in a laundry from five to eight in the morning, before going to college, and from six to eleven
at night, after coming from college." (paragraph 10)
B.
"Often as I stood at my board at the laundry, I thought of Miss Whiteside, and her clean world, clothed in
the snowy shirtwaists I had ironed." (paragraph 14)
"The girl in the cigar factory, in the next block, had gone first to a preparatory school. Why shouldn't for
way, too?" (paragraph 16)
D.
"The ideal of going to college was like the birth of a new religion in my soul. It put new fire in my eyes
new strength in my tired arms and fingers." (paragraph 18)