Is often worse than (A)/ to make him sad (B)/ to hurt a person's heart (C)/ breaking his head (D)

Is often worse than (A)/ to make him sad (B)/ to hurt a person's heart

1.	Is often worse than (A)/ to make him sad (B)/ to hurt a person's heart (C)/ breaking his head (D)
A.	ADBC
B.	DCBA
C.	BACD
D.	CBAD
Answer» E.

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