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4. RI.1 PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to PART A? A. "If the whole mass of human spiders, financial, professional and social, are hindered from spinning their webs to catch hard-working human flies and their earning, is that a change to be dreaded?" ( Paragraph 27) B. ‘"But," say some of those aristocrats with an expression that would be comical were it not so pitiable, "But, if this new thing comes, then privileges and my vast wealth and lands disappear!"’ ( Paragraph 43) C. "Because a good Change works good all around." ( Paragraph 52) D. "If a moral were needed, this might do: to escape fear and a guilty conscience, become a worker. And this applies very directly to the wealthy idler whose fears are very lively just now." ( Paragraph 56)

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