How does Wollstonecraft view those who were born into great wealth, and therefore did not have to work as others did?

a$.$ She says she wishes she had been so fortunate and is determined to represent the working classes.

b$.$ She says this is divine intervention, and proof that God unfairly favors those who are of high societal status.

c$.$ She never comments on this subject because she was from a wealthy family, even though her father squandered the family fortune. She doesn't want to look like a hypocrite.

d$.$ She remarks that "whoever the devil finds idle he will employ", and criticizes those wealthy women who don't do anything of value.