English, 22.05.2020 01:07, rhonda45801

From Venice shall they drag huge argosies,

And from America the golden fleece

That yearly stuffs old Philip’s treasury;

If learned Faustus will be resolute.

Dramatic irony

Verbal irony

Situational irony

Allusion

Allegory

None of the above

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From Venice shall they drag huge argosies,

And from America the golden fleece