Question

Refer to the excerpt by Charles Lamb. The last sentence, "You may guess what luck generally befalls with such a rusty piece of metal as I am in these new mintings." implies that:
a. Lamb wishes he were luckier with women
b. Lamb is jealous of his friends' marriage
c. most of Lamb's friends' wives haven't approved of him
d. Lamb is deeply saddened by the loss of his friends
I have no idea. I haven't read the excerpt, and don't know what larger essay it came from. Have your read it? What do YOU think?
I have no clue and I have read it several times.

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