单选题Lost in thought, she didn't hear the thunder to begin in the mountains far off.ALost in thoughtBdidn't hearCto beginDfar off
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Lost in thought, she didn't hear the thunder to begin in the mountains far off.
A
Lost in thought
B
didn't hear
C
to begin
D
far off
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