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Read the line from “Sonnet 18” by William Shakespeare.
But thy eternal summer shall not fade,
What is the best paraphrase of this line?
This hot summer will last forever.
You are eternal and will never die.
Your youthful beauty will not disappear.
My love for this season will go on and on.
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"Your youthful beauty will not disappear."
Explanation: "Thy" = "your," "eternal summer" is a metaphor for the beloved's youthful beauty, and "shall not fade" means it will not diminish. The other choices are either literal (a season lasting forever) or misread (the person never dying or the speaker's love for a season).
Explanation: "Thy" = "your," "eternal summer" is a metaphor for the beloved's youthful beauty, and "shall not fade" means it will not diminish. The other choices are either literal (a season lasting forever) or misread (the person never dying or the speaker's love for a season).
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