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The thoughts described in sentence 11 ("nor . . . fellow") most directly support which view of Mr. Rushworth?AMoney is more important to him than is intelligence.BHis wealth makes him the undeserving target of criticism.CHe denies that Miss Bertram is marrying him for his money.DAlthough foolish in other respects, he is financially astute.EPeople respect him only because he is wealthy.
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