Answer:
Thoreau is saying that it makes no sense for a simple man, who had nothing to do with the formation of such a beautiful pond, to name the pond. Giving the pond such a simple name as "Flint's Pond" is discrediting all of the beautiful animals and beings who dwell there such as the ducks, the fish, and the beautiful flowers. The pond was named in the selfish thought of money, rather than majesty.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Its not C, I doesnt suggest that he has many influential friends.
Its not D, it doesnt show that he comes from a wealthy background.
It may be A, it does show that they have a romantic interest with each other.
But I think it may be B, it explains why there was a little bit a tension in the setting between those two. It aslo explains why he would even bring up the ambassador.
Hopefully this helps!
Answer:
C, "Lucille, that man’s below you”
Add-on:
there wasn't much detail, so sorry if im incorrect. i hope this helped at all.
