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PLEASE HELP!! Which is a feature of the Petrarchan sonnet rather than the Shakespearean sonnet? A- Ending with a rhymed couplet. B- An ironic approach to romantic love. C- A sin…

PLEASE HELP!! Which is a feature of the Petrarchan sonnet rather than the Shakespearean sonnet? A- Ending with a rhymed couplet. B- An ironic approach to romantic love. C- A sin…
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Which is a feature of the Petrarchan sonnet rather than the Shakespearean sonnet?

A- Ending with a rhymed couplet.
B- An ironic approach to romantic love.
C- A single idea developed throughout.
D- Division into an octave and sestet.

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D- Division into an octave and sestet

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The answer is option A.

Sorry if it's wrong

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