From the passage "a tour of the pirates by washington irving" it quotes that "the indians with surprise found the mouldering trees of their forests suddenly teeming with ambrosial sweets, and nothing, i am told, can exceed the greedy relish with which they banquet for the first time upon this unbought luxury of the wilderness." what is the unbought luxury that the narrator talks about in this sentence?

a) the homegrown food b) the honey from the hives c) the fields of wildflowers d) the beads the settlers brought the indians