Nose Which passage from the text best supports the correct answer to Question 7
A "Yes, the truth must be that out of revenge the Staff-Officer's wife had resolved to ruin him, and hired a band of witches for the purpose, seeing that
could not conceivably have been cut oft."
B. "Next, word had it that the nose was walking, not on the Nevski Prospekt, but in the Taurida Park, and, in fact, had been in the habit of doing so for a long while
past, so that even in the days when Khozrev Mirza had lived near there he had been greatly astonished at the freak of nature."
C. "He decided, next, that, before lodging a plea next day, he would write and request the Staff Officer's lady to restore him his nose without publicity."
D. "He thrust in this time, all his fingers, and pulled forth-a nose! His hands dropped to his sides for a moment. Then he rubbed his eyes hard."