a. Miss Lucy endured her loneliness with composure, but at Christmas, it came upon her like an illness because i. she was nostalgic about her childhood. ii. the cold weather added to her ailment. iii. she realized how lonely she was. iv. the helpers at her place took days off to celebrate. b. Miss Lucy and her sister had been brought up on a fixed idea. This idea was that i. Christmas is the worst time of the year. ii. one can only rely on one’s family. iii. people in the world are not reliable. iv. the Quinn family could socialize with only a few in the city. c. Miss Lucy was disappointed to know that the little boy had a mother because she felt protective of him. ii. for the first time in years she had formed an association with someone. iii. she couldn’t perceive any other bond that the two might share. iv. all of the above 29 d. When Miss Lucy went to the court to pay her fine, it marked an important moment in her life as i. she did not use her influence and yet avoided paying the fine. ii. she met her friend Judge Hennesy after many years. iii. she invited Judge Hennesy and his wife to her house. iv. she was breaking away from the old world of her family prejudices.
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(a)iii. she realized how lonely she was.
(b)iii. people in the world are not reliable.
(c)iv. all of the above 29
(d)iv. she was breaking away from the old world of her family prejudices.
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she realised how lonely she was
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