Question

In the passage the poet describes London using personification. In what light does the city appear?

as an opponent

as a master

as a creditor

as a helper
Done
Will and Testament
by Isabella Whitney (excerpt)

And now hath time me put in mind,
of thy great cruelnes:
That never once a help wold finde,
to ease me in distres.
Thou never yet woldst credit geve
to boord me for a yeare:
Nor with Apparell me releve
except thou payed weare.

Answer 1

@freckles @Kyliejones @ganeshie8 @fallenangelorchid @Godlovesme @eliassaab

Answer 2

anything guys?

Answer 3

woooow thats like so OP too OP for me

Answer 4

sorry idk :(

Answer 5

@pooja195 help

Answer 6

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Answer 7

which one do you think it is?

Answer 8

@kikju11

Answer 9

he is a helper @pooja195

Answer 10

.... follows directions so obediently... woo @pooja195

Answer 11

thanks :) and yes he is a helper good job!

Answer 12

lol

Answer 13

i put that amd its wrong

Answer 14

nice job guys sorry i didn't help though

Answer 15

no its correct because
And now hath time me put in mind,
of thy great cruelnes:
That never once a help wold finde,
to ease me in distres.
Thou never yet woldst credit geve
to boord me for a yeare:
Nor with Apparell me releve
except thou payed weare.
shows that its in a helpers role

Answer 16

oh wait its a master :(