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A. It means that love is easy to find if you are wealthy.
This is clear as , the line 'disgrace with fortune' seems to imply that you are at a loss with money, that you lack the luxury of riches.
The next line also seems to imply that love is easier to find when one is wealthy, as 'men' is a word often used to describe/refer to society as males are the dominating figures, particularly in shakespearean times. That tline means that if you have money society, and therefore women, are more likely to respect you if you have money, whereas if you do not people often look down on you, they look at you in disdain or pity. If you are rich and of status, you will be more likely to fine a partner of your class/level, then if you do not.
Men are above women, so a sex above a woman they admire is a man
that person is a homosexual
The word redact comes from the Latin word redactus. (form of redigō)
Redigō = <em>red-</em> + <em>-agō.
</em><em>Red </em>is just an alternate form of <em>re</em>, which means "again"
<em>Agō </em>means to do, act, make, move, discuss, etc.
Together, the word redigō means to collect, reduce, or <u>bring back</u>.
Thus, the answer is B.
<em>*In Modern English, redact is usually used to refer to blacking something out on the release of a document.</em>
Explanation:
ज्ञानेन्द्रले ङएङङुरुरएथोतोऊोेुौइ॥ॐतपतोरोरोरोतत्रिज्ञतॐय
