Discussion
"The height of bliss" indicates
Answer: B
'The height of bliss' indicates the greatest joy and happiness.
In the last paragraph, living in a strange house is little short of torture, while 'the height of bliss is to receive the kind looks of women and never to be slighted by them'. Set against torture, the phrase means the highest degree of happiness.
Excitement is a passing state and is not the sense of bliss. The greatest fear and the feeling of shyness are the opposite of what the sentence describes, which is being treated kindly and not being slighted.
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