Read the following excerpt from "The Luck of Roaring Camp" by Bret Harte.

"It ain't my style to spoil fun, boys," said the little man, stoutly eying the faces around him, "but it strikes me that this thing ain't exactly on the squar. It's playing it pretty low down on this yer baby to ring in fun on him that he ain't goin' to understand. And ef there's goin' to be any godfathers round, I'd like to see who's got any better rights than me."

The use of dialect in this excerpt reflects which American literary style?

A. Transcendentalism

B. Local Colour

C. Puritanism

D. Modernism

Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features.

Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features.

Explanation:

Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features. Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features. Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features. Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features. Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features. Local Colour since the fiction is focusing on the characters, dialect, customs, and other features.