What is the structure of an Italian Sonnet? a. Two quatrains followed by a sestet b. Three quatrains followed by a couplet c. An octave followed by a sestet d. An octave followed by three couplets

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What is the structure of an Italian Sonnet?

a. Two quatrains followed by a sestet
b. Three quatrains followed by a couplet
c. An octave followed by a sestet
d. An octave followed by three couplets

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C. An octave followed by a sestet

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C. An octave followed by a sestet

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