Lucy's aunt had taught her to read and she loved the time she had spent in school. Still, even as a little child, she always expected that she'd wind up in the mill. “As a small child I got the idea that the chief end of woman was to make clothing for mankind," she later wrote. “I supposed I'd have to grow up and have a husband and put all those little stitches in his coats and pantaloons. What sentence should not be included in the objective summary of the text?

A. Young, female mill workers during the 1800s worked long hours in difficult working conditions.

B. Harriet Hanson had decided that she was going to stand up for what she believed was right with or without anyone joining her.

C. Other workers joined in strike after Harriet publically stood up for what she believed in.

D. Later in life, Harriet married a newspaper man and stopped advocating for oppressed people.