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From the author's description, we can conclude that ______ .
A．Mrs. Brown was quite lazy to do housework
B．Mrs. Brown was warmhearted
C．Mrs. Brown had made very detailed arrangements for the picnic
D．Mrs. Brown made a hasty picnic
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