Which of these excerpts from the passage best supports the answer to Part A?
A “He sat for a little while with the air of a man profoundly disturbed. Then, acting upon an impulse, he went to the door, opened it noiselessly, as noiselessly passed out, and, without so much as a click of the latch, closed the door behind him.” (paragraph 1)
B “He did not start, he uttered no word; he let his eyes quietly rest upon Sutch and waited. Of the two it was the man who was embarrassed.” (paragraph 4)
C “But I knew your mother a long time ago. I like to think that I have the right to call her by that much misused word ‘friend.'” (paragraph 5)
D “You will find my address upon this card. Perhaps some day you will give me a few days of your company. I can offer you on my side a day or two’s hunting.” (paragraph 10)

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