From the ironies in this passage, what
inference does brontë want readers to make
about the brocklehursts?
a. they should be justifiably proud of
their fine clothes and education.
b. they are insensitive to the plight of
those less fortunate than they are.
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c. they visit places like lowood in
order to those less fortunate
than they are.
d. they may have flaws, but they are
very aware of their shortcomings.