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The speaker in Sonnet 28 by Petrarch describes his "wild disorder'd gestures" and "lovelorn looks" to help convey that _____. Qu

estion 5 options: he is in anguish over his love. he no longer cares for his beloved. he needs people to be with him. he feels confident in his love.

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Answer: I believe it is because he is in anguish over love.

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