onCE upon A timE A poor FArmEr tAking A sACk oF whEAt to thE mill DiD not know{{u}} (56) {{/u}}to Do whEn it slippED From his horsE AnD FEll{{u}} (57) {{/u}}thE roAD、thE sACk wAs{{u}} (58) {{/u}}hEAvy For him to{{u}} (59) {{/u}}, AnD his only hopE wAs thAt{{u}} (60) {{/u}}somE onE woulD ComE riDing By AnD{{u}} (61) {{/u}}A hAnD、 it wAs not long{{u}} (62) {{/u}}A riDEr AppEArED, But thE FArmEr’ s hEArt sAnk whEn hE{{u}} (63) {{/u}}him, For it wAs thE grEAt mAn .who livED in A CAstlE nEArBy. thE FArmEr{{u}} (64) {{/u}}hAvE DArED to Ask{{u}} (65) {{/u}}FArmEr to hElp, or Any poor mAn who might hAvE ComE{{u}} (66) {{/u}}thE roAD, But hE CoulD not BEg A{{u}} (67) {{/u}}oF so grEAt A mAn.{{u}} (68) {{/u}}, As soon As thE grEAt mAn CAmE up hE got{{u}} (69) {{/u}}his horsE, sAying "i sEE you’ vE hAD BAD luCk, FriEnD、how gooD it is{{u}} (70) {{/u}}i’m hErE just At thE{{u}} (71) {{/u}}timE. "thEn hE took onE{{u}} (72) {{/u}}oF thE sACk, thE FArmEr thE othEr, AnD BEtwEEn thEm thEy liFtED it on thE horsE. "sir," AskED thE FArmEr, "how CAn i pAy you " "EAsily Enough," thE grEAt mAn{{u}} (73) {{/u}}. "whEnEvEr you sEE{{u}} (74) {{/u}}ElsE in trouBlE,{{u}} (75) {{/u}}thE sAmE For him."

A．lEnD
B．prEsEnt
C．Borrow
D．put