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How does Shakespeare give this line from Sonnet 29 compression and flow? For thy sweet love A. hyperbole B. metaphor C. personification D. reverse order (I was thinking it's reverse order but not sure
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How does Shakespeare give this line from Sonnet 29 compression and flow? For thy sweet love

A. hyperbole
B. metaphor
C. personification
D. reverse order
(I was thinking it's reverse order but not sure about my answer)

User Paul Mooney
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I would say reverse order
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