English Language · English Literature
In William Shakespeare's 'Sonnet 29', what causes the speaker's mood to change dramatically from despair to intense joy?
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- 1The sweet sound of distant music
- 2The sudden acquisition of material wealth and status
- 3The remembrance of a sweet and dear friend's love✓
- 4The arrival of spring and changing nature
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The remembrance of a sweet and dear friend's love
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