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"Late Orchard" is a 1919 poem by Ansel Pryce. In the poem, the speaker expresses sorrow that the orchard where he grew up has been left to fall into ruin. Which quotation from "Late Orchard" most effectively illustrates the claim?

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A"In spring we shook the blossoms down / and wore them in our hair like snow."B"The market paid us well for fruit; / my father counted every coin."C"Tomorrow I will plant a row / of saplings where the fence once stood."D"Now thistles choke the broken rows, / and I can hardly bear to look."

Where A comes from

These lines remember the orchard in bloom, and the mood is happy.

Where B comes from

These lines are about earnings.

Where C comes from

These lines are about a plan for tomorrow.

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Information and Ideas

Central Ideas and Details

Command of Evidence: Textual

Command of Evidence: Quantitative

Inferences

Craft and Structure

Words in Context

Text Structure and Purpose

Cross-Text Connections

Expression of Ideas

Rhetorical Synthesis

Transitions

Standard English Conventions

Boundaries

Form, Structure, and Sense

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