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In “To His Coy Mistress," what else besides being coy does the speaker imply about the mistress? A- she is beautiful B-she is impatient C-she is unromantic D-she is kindhearted
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In “To His Coy Mistress," what else besides being coy does the speaker imply about the mistress?

A- she is beautiful
B-she is impatient
C-she is unromantic
D-she is kindhearted

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(A) she is beautiful
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She is kindheard of everything
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