33. But there is life here. (1) Professor Harold Jordahl and I fished his farm the other day up in Richland County. (2) It's not really good farming country, the land is steep; not mountains, but foothills. (3) The hills huddle over the little valleys, high and proud as elephant rumps. The lower slopes have been row-cropped and badly used for almost one hundred years until now the face of the old land looks like the face of an old woman, tired and seamed and sucked of life. (4) Nature is working quietly to revive this place, and because of my professor-friend and his smarts, Nature's work is a little easier now than it used to be here. (A) insert the sentence before (1) (B) insert the sentence before (2) (C) insert the sentence before (3) (D) insert the sentence before (4)