Read this sentence from the passage: There was no bitterness, no regret in the remark; yet her words were so sad, that they went to the heart of Charles. Which is the correct interpretation of this sentence? Charles had deep concern for Cora. Cora was lying to Charles. Cora was feeling uneasy around Charles. Cora was feeling homesick.
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