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a verb is a doing word.the verb there is dissolve.the correct tense of that word is still dissolve because dissolved is past tense and dissolved is past participle so we cannot also say that dissolved is the present tense so it is most likely to be the present tense.but if I'm wrong please tell me right away I would like to help you goodbye.
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Yes, it does and i see nothing wrong with it.
Milton is remarking on the successes and failures of his life, looking at how old he has become because he recently turned twenty three. This caused him to reflect on his life and think about his purpose and God's influence on his life path.
"<span>How soon hath Time the </span>suttle theef<span> of youth,</span>
<span>Stoln on his wing my three and twentieth yeer!"
These opening lines show that he feels time has been 'stolen' from him on the arrival of his 23rd year.
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