At lastA．the old woman forgot her promiseB．the doctor didn’t get his payC．the doctor gave up the things takenD．the doctor had to ask for less money
At last
A．the old woman forgot her promise
B．the doctor didn’t get his pay
C．the doctor gave up the things taken
D．the doctor had to ask for less money
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