Answer:
B) The procedure is to bring it back by the scruff of the neck. In fact, ere you have reached the station you will have brought it back about forty times. Do not despair. Continue. Keep it up.
Explanation:
The letter B shows sign words that clarify the sequence of events for the readers and maintains the cohesion and coherence of the original text.
"How to Live in Twenty-four Hours a Day" is one of those books that reads with a smile on his face. But do not be fooled by the reader who expects complacent self-help, emanating sympathy. Bennett does not promise easy solutions. He grabs the reader by the lapel, slowly pulls off his furry gloves and applies a pair of well-placed lids in the hope of pulling him out of his torpor and finally awakening to life, all in a good mood.
In this witty, provocative and concise book, Arnold Bennett, with the lucidity and refined sense of humor that characterizes him, teaches how to "live a full life (as opposed to vegetarian)" with, and only with, 24 hours a day that we all have at our disposal.
