3. PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?
OA "Above, a hundred shouting signs / Shed down their bright fantastic
glow / Upon the merry crowd and lines / Of moving carriages below." (
Lines 3-6)
OB "Desire naked, linked with Passion, / Goes trutting by in brazen
fashion" (Lines 9-10)
in.
OC "From playhouse, cabaret and inn/The rainbow lights of Broadway
blaze /All gay without, all glad within" ( Lines 11-13)
OD "As in a dream I stand and gaze / At Broadway, shining Broadway -
only / My heart, my heart is lonely." ( Lines 14-16)

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