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6 October, 21:33

Read these lines from the poem.

"But these particulars are not my measure,

All these I better in one general best."

These lines mean that the speaker of the poem believes that he is

A. richer for having love instead of other things.

B. able to love more deeply than anyone else.

C. unfairly judged by the world around him.

D. superior to other men in society.

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  1. 7 October, 00:12
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    A is the correct answer.
  2. 7 October, 00:43
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    The correct answer choice is A.) Richer for having love instead of other things

    Explanation:

    In sonnet 91, Shakespeare is expressing his value for love above what many other men value, such as wealth.
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