Assertion: sonnet | /r/HasProperty | line
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Source sentences:
text: Sonnet 59, Line 4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 5-10 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14 ^
text: Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 10 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 2-4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14
text: Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 10 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 2-4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14
text: Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 10 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 2-4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14
text: Sonnet 59, Line 4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 5-10 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14 ^
text: Sonnet 59, Line 4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 5-10 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14 ^
text: Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 10 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 2-4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14
text: Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 10 ^ Sonnet 59, Line 8 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 2-4 ^ Sonnet 59, Lines 13-14
text: The sonnet concludes with resignation that the efforts of both time and the poet to depict the youth's beauty cannot bring the youth to life ("can make you live") in the eyes of men (compare the claim in Sonnet 81, line 8, "When you entombed in men's eyes shall lie").
text: The poet feels that his position in the young man's favor has been overthrown by rival poets, who have succeeded only because they flatter, whereas the poet prefers to write "in true plain words" (Sonnet 82, line 12).
text: Although the allusion to the youth's now possessing the poet's mistress is slight in this sonnet, line 6
text: Sonnet 18 What figure of speech is used in Sonnet 18, line 11:
text: Sonnet 41, lines: 10-12: