What does the author indicate in this sentence?

They steer their father's yacht, walk the Lord knows how many miles, and don't care a cent about rain, besides doing a host of other things that would shock our ladies to death; and yet in the parlor are the most elegant looking women, in their satin shoes and diamonds, I ever saw…

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What does the author indicate in this sentence?

They steer their father's yacht, walk the Lord knows how many miles, and don't care a cent about rain, besides doing a host of other things that would shock our ladies to death; and yet in the parlor are the most elegant looking women, in their satin shoes and diamonds, I ever saw…

anonymous · Answer

Lord Hardwicke’s daughters were very health-conscious women.
Lord Hardwicke’s daughters were self-contained and independent women.
Lord Hardwicke’s daughters were both feminine and physically active.
Lord Hardwicke’s daughters were haughty women who disliked going outdoors.

brebre5564 · Answer

wht do u think it is ? @jboothe

anonymous · Answer

B?

brebre5564 · Answer

Nahh Because the passage has nothing to do with them being  independent its about  them being fit and feminine at  the same time so its C @jboothe