It means that a certain amount of people were very carefully watching her every move, either they were judgmental or curious about her
I believe its B just cause its the character speaking and the narrator explaining what the character is doing should be spoken in a lower voice. hope it helps i tried :-:
Answer:
Jackson looked apologetically at Connor who rolled his eyes, and said, Yes Sarah, he knew.
Explanation:
1) under the weather means not feeling well.
2) It means that a person is currently unemployed — having quit, been fired, or laid off from his or her previous job, or the previous job was temporary and has now ended — and the person has not yet found a new job.
acid chowder, barking at the ants, the big spit, arguing with the worms, etc.
well-seasoned, experienced, elderly, time lasted, antique
A thesaurus maybe, to find the synonyms of convenient.
