The Underdogs is a 1915 novel by Mariano Azuela, originally written in Spanish. In the novel, the town of Juchipila is depicted as a striking sight for a group of soldiers as they view it from afar: ____
Which quotation from a translation of The Underdogs most effectively illustrates the claim?
"All day long [the soldiers] rode through the canyon, up and down the steep, round hills, dirty and bald as a man's head, hill after hill in endless succession."
A
"[The soldiers] entered the streets of Juchipila as the church bells rang, loud and joyfully, with that peculiar tone that thrills every mountaineer."
B
"Juchipila ose in the distance, white, bathed in sunlight, shining in the midst of a thick forest at the foot of a proud, lofty mountain."
C
"The sierra is clad in gala colors. Over its inaccessible peaks the opalescent fog settles like ai snowy veil on the forehead of a bride."