52. By stating the fact that Catherine’s father “had never been handsome,” the narrator intends the reader to
(A) be aware that Catherine also was not attractive.
(B) infer that there is a subtle purpose behind mentioning that fact.
(C) know all the facts about Catherine’s character and appearance.
(D) recognize that clergymen can be successful even if they are not handsome.
(E) notice that non sequiturs are an element of human experience.