English Language · English Literature
In 'Loving in Truth' by Philip Sidney, the speaker's self-reproach as a poet mainly arises from:
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- 1His refusal to use rhyme
- 2His lack of vocabulary
- 3His over-dependence on study rather than genuine passion✓
- 4His inability to imitate classical poets
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His over-dependence on study rather than genuine passion
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