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Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought.

A. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representing speech thought not speech.
B. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representated by thought not be speech.
C. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded representative of speech not of thought.
D. Shakespeare's soliloquies must be regarded as representative of thought more than speech.
Answer» E.


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