"Mrs. Spring Fragrance" is a 1912 short story by Sui Sin Far. In the story, Mrs. Spring Fragrance, a Chinese immigrant living in Seattle, is traveling in California. In letters to her husband and friend, she demonstrates her concern for what's happening at her home in Seattle while she is away: _________

Which quotation from Mrs. Spring Fragrance's letters most effectively illustrates the claim?

Question

"Mrs. Spring Fragrance" is a 1912 short story by Sui Sin Far. In the story, Mrs. Spring Fragrance, a Chinese immigrant living in Seattle, is traveling in California. In letters to her husband and friend, she demonstrates her concern for what's happening at her home in Seattle while she is away: _________

Which quotation from Mrs. Spring Fragrance's letters most effectively illustrates the claim?

Accepted Answer

"Forget not to care for the cat, the birds, and the flowers. Do not eat too quickly nor fan too vigorously now that the weather is warming."

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"My honorable cousin is preparing for the Fifth Moon Festival, and wishes me to compound for the occasion some American 'fudge,' for which detectable sweet, made by my clumsy hands, you have sometimes shown a slight prejudice."

Answer

"Next week I accompany Ah Oi to the beauteous town of San Jose. There will we be met by the son of the Illustrous Teacher."

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"I am enjoying a most agreeable visit, and American friends, as also our own, strive benevolently for the accomplishment of my pleasure."