Which sentence tells you that Buddy’s friend has died?
A.
“A morning arrives . . . when she cannot rouse herself to exclaim: ‘Oh my, it’s fruitcake weather!’”
B.
“The other Buddy died in the 1880s, when she was still a child.”
C.
“I wrapped her in a Fine Linen sheet and rode her in the buggy down to Simpson’s pasture where she can be with all her Bones.”
D.
“I’ll wager at the very end a body realizes the Lord has already shown Himself.”

Question

Which sentence tells you that Buddy’s friend has died? 
A.
“A morning arrives . . . when she cannot rouse herself to exclaim: ‘Oh my, it’s fruitcake weather!’”
B.
“The other Buddy died in the 1880s, when she was still a child.”
C.
“I wrapped her in a Fine Linen sheet and rode her in the buggy down to Simpson’s pasture where she can be with all her Bones.”
D.
“I’ll wager at the very end a body realizes the Lord has already shown Himself.”

anonymous · Answer

@shaadykhamlichi

anonymous · Answer

can you help me please

anonymous · Answer

@dan815

anonymous · Answer

I'd say C. She is wrapped in cloth and taken to a pasture to be buried.

anonymous · Answer

I would Say D because they talk about how the lord has already seen them

anonymous · Answer

I would say C because they are dressing the body and preparing it to lie with the other bones.

xventurientalex · Answer

c because they are wrapping a body and burying the body next to her bones