Which excerpt from the passage best shapes the author's perspective on the misfortunes of the working class?
A.
watched people's feet from my cellar window, miners' feet in old shoes; soldiers' feet, well shod in
government leather; the shoes of women with the heels run down; the dilapidated shoes of children;
barefooted boys." (paragraph 16)
B.
"He was a man with a heart, who perhaps imagined his own mother imprisoned in a cellar with the sewer rats'
union." (paragraph 17)
"Boys," I said, go back on your engine. Some day it will be all right.* (paragraph 10)
O D.
"If were out of this dungeon," thought I, "I would be fighting the human sewer rats anyway!" (paragraph 12)