The lines "...but he was 'ware of me/ and stole into the covert of the wood..." and "...And gladly shunned who gladly fled from me..." shows that Romeo is fleeing from Benvolio. In the first line that demonstrates that Benvolio is being avoided, it tells how when Romeo saw his friend, he ran into the woods. In the second line, it shows how Benvolio is slightly upset but says that he will gladly shun he who gladly avoids him.
Northeast of what? A country? City? I need details pls
Its the king right...im not sure i remember that
stood there waiting for his friend to come up to him.
Answer:
Point of view
Explanation:
The author has used point of view as literary device in this excerpt. The author expresses his opinion about the efficiency and competency of Phil's crew.
