They are both speaking about how beautiful women are harsh and cruel.
The sonnet states, <span>Soft as her beauty do behold, the writer is talking about how beautiful she is and speaking of the woman highly, and then you have the next line, </span><span>And therewith do her cruelty compare.
Then you have the next sonnet, </span><span>As those whose beauties proudly make them cruel; and then you have </span><span>Thou art as tyrannous, so as thou art,</span>
Answer:
When his father's mental health deteriorates, josef slaps and threatens him to ensure that ... close enough that we should take to you to a concentration camp too, like your father. ... "l don't have time for games," he would tell me
Option D is the most neutral one.
Lincoln implies that in the future nobody will remember what they spoked about but will remember what their actions were.
