The old man had Harry on his knee , and was busy pulling off his shoes and stockings , to warm the little cold feet .<br>` Poor creature , ' said the lady .<br>Suddenly Eliza opened her eyes .<br>A dreadful look of pain came into her face .<br>She sprang up saying , ` Oh , my Harry , have they got him ? '<br>As soon as he heard her voice , Harry jumped from the old man 's knee , and running to her side , put up his arms .<br>` Oh , he 's here !<br>he 's here , ' she said , kissing him .<br>` Oh , ma'am , ' she went , on turning wildly to the lady of the house , ` do protect us , do n't let them get him . '
Does this next sentence follow, given the preceding text?
The old man who had Harry on his knee rarely shaved.

pick from the following. a). Yes. b). It's impossible to say. c). No.