Which quotation best shows how Twain uses rhetoric to advance his purpose?
A). "The truth is, as I believe I have since found out, that
they have no barber shops worthy of the name in
Paris--"
B). "At the end of an hour I would wake up regretfully
and find my face as smooth and as soft as an
infant's."
C). "He dried my features with a towel and was going to
comb my hair, but I asked to be excused."
D)"Suffice it that I submitted and went through with the
cruel infliction of a shave by a French barber..."