Which statement describes the structure of John Milton’s Italian sonnets ? The sestet comes before the octave The octave flows into the sestet The octave rhyme scheme is variable There is always a pause

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Which statement describes the structure of John Milton’s Italian sonnets ?

The sestet comes before the octave

The octave flows into the sestet

The octave rhyme scheme is variable

There is always a pause after the octave

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The answer your looking for is option B - The octave flows into the sestet.

Herat Patel answered Dec 21, 2021

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