input: Text: WIND By CHARLES L. FONTENAY When you have an engine with no fuel, and fuel without an engine, and a life-and-death deadline to meet, you have a problem indeed. Unless you are a stubborn Dutchman—and Jan Van Artevelde was the stubbornest Dutchman on Venus. JAN WILLEM van Artevelde claimed descent from William of Orange. He had no genealogy to prove it, but on Venus there was no one who could disprove it, either. Jan Willem van Artevelde smoked a clay pipe, which only a Dutchman can do properly, because the clay bit grates on less stubborn teeth. Jan needed all his Dutch stubbornness, and a good deal of pure physical strength besides, to maneuver the roach-flat groundcar across the tumbled terrain of Den Hoorn into the teeth of the howling gale that swept from the west. The huge wheels twisted and jolted against the rocks outside, and Jan bounced against his seat belt, wrestled the steering wheel and puffed at his pijp. The mild aroma of Heerenbaai-Tabak filled the airtight groundcar. There came a new swaying that was not the roughness of the terrain. Through the thick windshield Jan saw all the ground about him buckle and heave for a second or two before it settled to rugged quiescence again. This time he was really heaved about. Jan mentioned this to the groundcar radio. "That's the third time in half an hour," he commented. "The place tosses like the IJsselmeer on a rough day." "You just don't forget it isn't the Zuider Zee," retorted Heemskerk from the other end. "You sink there and you don't come up three times." "Don't worry," said
  Question: What is Rathole?
  
   (A) A small city of former Spanish slaves who were taken to Venus by the Dutch. 
   (B) A Spanish colony on Venus. 
   (C) Rathole is a derogatory term for slum on Venus. 
   (D) An old colony turned into a small city by Spanish laborers.  
  Answer:
output: An old colony turned into a small city by Spanish laborers.