Sc. 1, lines 104–123: scan the meter in lines 115–122 and identify the meter. then change the sentence structure of the following line: “and though i could/ with barefaced power sweep him from my sight.” restructure the sentence so that it sounds more like usual speech. then scan the restructured lines. how does shakespeare’s use of inverted sentence structure affect iambic pentameter?
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