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Who said the following? To whom? "People have often seen him in the morning, looking very sad.** Montague to Benvolio Lady Montague to Benvolio Benvolio to Montague Lady Mo…

Who said the following? To whom? "People have often seen him in the morning, looking very sad.** Montague to Benvolio Lady Montague to Benvolio Benvolio to Montague Lady Mo…
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Who said the following? To whom? "People have often seen him in the

morning, looking very sad.**
Montague to Benvolio
Lady Montague to Benvolio
Benvolio to Montague
Lady Montague to Montague

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Answer: Montague to Benvolio

Explanation: This quote is from Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare's story about two lovers. Montague was speaking to Benvolio as he was saying this.

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Montague to Benvolio

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