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Read the following passage adapted from ‘All’s Well That Ends Well,” by William Shakespeare: My friends were poor, but virtuous; so is my love: Do not be offended, for it does not hurt him That he is loved
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Read the following passage adapted from ‘All’s Well That Ends Well,” by William Shakespeare:

My friends were poor, but virtuous; so is my love:
Do not be offended, for it does not hurt him
That he is loved by me...
True or false: This passage contains a metaphor.
Select one:

True

False

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true because he is compareing his love to his friends who are poor, but virtuous.

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