Which text from "After Twenty Years" best supports the idea that “Silky Bob” has done well for himself in life?

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The question revolves around the story named "After 20 Years" by O. Henry in which two long-time friends Jimmy and Bob decides to meet after 20 years. While waiting for his friend, Bob talk with a police officer. Bob has got a very expensive watch which is mentioned in C. It is the correct answer for this question.

timofeeve [1]3 years ago

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C would define it the best I hope this helps you

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