Asense of ocean and old trees
envelops and allures him;
tradition, touching all he sees,
beguiles and reassures him; 20
and all her doubts of what he says
are dimmed of what she

knows of days --
till even prejudice delays
and fades, and she secures him
which sentence best summarizes lines 21-24 from the poem?
a) because she is rather dim-witted, she knows there will be some good days and some bad days with him.
b) her hopes are dimmed that he will ever be a respectable man for her because he is prejudiced, and he possesses her.
c) she has no doubt about what he says as being truthful because if she delays, he may fade out of her life and he will secure someone else.
d) she knows him well enough to know he is unreliable, but this is not enough to keep her from securing him as her man.