4. PART B: Which of the following quotations best illustrates Madame Carambeau's change of heart as described in Part A? A. "Her arms and her lap were at once adjusted so as to become the most comfortable of resting places." ( Paragraph 14)

B. "The child was perfectly content to lie still and prattle a little in that language which madame thought hideous." ( Paragraph 15)

C. "When the little girl slept Madame Carambeau arose, and treading carefully and deliberately, entered her room" ( Paragraph 16)

D. 'Madame, in all her varied experience with the sick, had never before nursed so objectionable a character as an American child." ( Paragraph 30)

Commonlit (A matter of prejudice)