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And I keep hearing from the cellar bin The rumbling soundOf load on load of apples coming in.For I have had too muchOf apple-picking; I am overtiredOf the great harvest I myself desired.Questions:A. What is the title of the poem from which the stanza is taken Who is the authorB. What does "The rumbling sound" in the second line refer toC. What does the poet want to tell the readers through this poem

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正确答案：A. "After Apple-Picking". Frost. B. The sound of apples......

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