( WILL GIVE BRAINILIEST AND 5 STARS IF CORRECT! NEEDS A EXPLANATION I WILL REPORT IF NO EXPLANATION)Which piece of relevant evidence from paragraph 17 BEST reflects the author’s central claim? Story: A Visit with the Folks by Russell Baker [AKS B.17; DOK 3]
“My great-grandfather who made guns is again not to be found...”
“...but something says, ‘In the long run, boy, we all end up as rich as Rockefeller,’...”
“I pass the tombstone of another great-grandfather whose distinction was that he left an estate of $3.87.”
“I get into the car and drive...past fences perfumed with roses, and am rather more content with the world.”
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