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In Sonnet 141, does the speaker believe the subject is flawless in appearance? Nearly Absolutely Not at all The speaker doesn't discuss it
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In Sonnet 141, does the speaker believe the subject is flawless in appearance?

Nearly


Absolutely


Not at all


The speaker doesn't discuss it

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The answer to your question is C) Not at all 
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