Question

Which text from "Helen Grey" explicitly explains a more important quality than beauty? And frown, and say your shrewish say Your eyes are bold, your laugh is loud But so you miss that modest charm Come down, and take a lowlier place

Answer 1

Answer:

But so you miss that modest charm.

Explanation:

This is the line that explicitly describes a more important quality than beauty. In this excerpt, we learn about a woman who is confident and bold. We learn that her eyes are bold, and that her laugh is loud. All of these indicates that the woman is beautiful. However, we also learn that she lacks modesty, which is a charming quality. The author recommends her to be less bold and more modest.

Answer 2

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The  text from "Helen Grey" explicitly explains a more important quality than beauty is But so you miss that modest charm . The answer is C.