Me because i can no speak it the english in the right way and, fish or no fish, there are compensations. into a day of heart-breaking and soul-sickening toil, when all the world goes wrong, must sometimes come the vision of a wooded shore, with tiny dark wavelets singing softly on the rocks and a robin piping cheerily on the topmost bough of a maple. tired eyes look past the musty ledger and the letter files to a tiny sapphire lake, set in hills, with the late afternoon light streaming in glory from the far mountains beyond. what conclusion can you draw from paragraph seven? a) the author has had little experience with catching few or no fish. b) the author thinks fishing can be heartbreaking when no fish are caught. c) the author thinks fishing is a valuable pastime even if no fish are caught. d) the author thinks fishermen are tired and have no glory when there are no fish.