11 Select the correct answer.
Which of the following would be the correct format for including a fragment of this quote from T. S. Eliot?
Coleridge, again, whose natural abilities, and some of whose performances, are probably more remarkable than those of any other modern critic, cannot be estimated as
an intelligence completely free.
A. According to Eliot, "Coleridge was a critic with natural abilities, and some of whose performances, are probably more remarkable than those of any other
modern critic,"
B. According to Eliot, although Coleridge's abilities as a critic were remarkable, he could not be called "an intelligence completely free."
According to Eliot, although Coleridge's abilities as a critic were "remarkable," he could not be called an intelligence completely free.
D. According to Eliot, Coleridge was a remarkable critic, but he could not be called free of blas.