What can be concluded about the female character referred to in these lines?

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anonymous · Answer

"Make one," said Anthony. "Take her for a walk in the park, or a straw ride, or walk home with her from church Chance! Pshaw!"
 
"You don't know the social mill, dad. She's part of the stream that turns it. Every hour and minute of her time is arranged for days in advance."
 (from "Mammon and the Archer" by O. Henry)

anonymous · Answer

She is a leading participant in social activities. 



She has no time to spare from her work at a mill.



She has to work hard to earn a living.



She is dull with no time for romance.

anonymous · Answer

A?

nevermind_justschool · Answer

I think so

kittiwitti1 · Answer

It is A because the "social mill" bit is an analogy of her life to the crucial component of a mill. The passage is telling us, basically, that < Her role in society is very important, like the base gear of a mill >

If that made sense. I tend to jumble and mix up words xD