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We can actually deduce here that based on the details provided throughout the story, the statement that is true is: B. Miss Armitage recently married Chesterton.

<h3>What is a story?</h3>

A story is actually known to be an event, an occurrence, or an incidence that took place or happens which is related or narrated to someone or to a group of people. Story is usually seen to be helpful because it shares experiences and lessons that people have encountered or learnt.

We see here that the question here tells the story of how Chesterton wanted to join the army. But Miss Armitage is actually opposing it. Miss Armitage tends to be his recently married wife and tells him, "You mustn't think... that I am one of those silly girls who would beg you not to go to war."

Thus, we can actually infer that the answer above is correct.

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