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The last line's reference to "its own stable door" is most likely a metaphor for A )a barn. B) a train station. C )a mountaintop. D) a railroad crossing.
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The last line's reference to "its own stable door" is most likely a metaphor for

A )a barn.

B) a train station.

C )a mountaintop.

D) a railroad crossing.

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I think A

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sry If I am wrong

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Answer:

a railroad crossing u guess

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