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1. B
2. D
3. C
4. A

The Sun should not rule the lovers’ time because love doesn’t know every rags of time.

Ex.2

1. The poet could eclipse the power of the Sun with a wink but he doesn’t do it after all because he would not lose her sight so long.
2. About her eyes he asked if them have not blinded you.
3. He conveys the rarity and splendour of the woman, and the nobility of their love saying “whether both th’Indias of spice and mine be where you left’st them, or lie here with me. Ask for those king whom thou saw’st yesterday, and thou shalt hear, all here in one bed lay.

Ex.3

1. “She” is all states , “I” is all princes, we are , all the rest is nothing, in fact princes are only an imitation, honour is mimic and wealth is alchemy. If the Sun warms they, he brings light and warmth to the whole world.
2. 4

Ex.4

ABBA CDCD EE

FGGF HIHI JJ

KLLK MNMN OO

Yes, it is regular.

Ex.7

1. Personified
2. Lovers
3. Seasons
4. Closing
5. Brighter
6. Bed
7. States
8. World
9. Knowledge
10. Metaphysical