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Which of the following best explains the narrator’s outlook on his own life in Sonnet 29? a) Religion is his only refuge in a world of sorrows.(wrong) b) His life is drained of meaning by his unwilling
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Which of the following best explains the narrator’s outlook on his own life in Sonnet 29?

a) Religion is his only refuge in a world of sorrows.(wrong)

b) His life is drained of meaning by his unwilling atheism.

c) His love redeems all other dissatisfactions.

d) He wants to be rich like his friends.

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B) his life is drained of meaning by his unwilling atheism
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Answer:

His love redeems all other dissatisfactions.

Step-by-step explanation:

Throughout he is talking about how much he loves, but is so upset by his surroundings and lot in life. But his love seems to make everything better.

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