34. Twenty, thirty feet and more below the carpet, the alfalfa roots burrow, spread and search for moisture, interlace and bind the soil, give stability to the soil, and let it heal. (1) Bud has this thing about alfalfa. "I love it," he says, "It heals the land." (2) And so everywhere you look, except the upper hilltops and the wooded ridgelines, you're into a green carpet of alfalfa, a green sea of alfalfa, a green world of alfalfa, stretching to the hawk-guarded horizons. (3) Bud knows about land management and game management, maybe as much as Aldo Leopold knew, maybe more, some say, but he downplays his knowledge and is cool. (4) "What I know," he laughs, "is that you mustn't manage too much." (A) insert the sentence before (1) (B) insert the sentence before (2) (C) insert the sentence before (3) (D) insert the sentence before (4)