This-dost thou doubt-Sweet-

Then have I

Nothing to show

But Calvary-

What does the word "Calvary" most likely suggest?

The speaker considers love akin to religion.

The speaker is martyred by her love.

The speaker finds human love unpleasant.

The speaker is in a great deal of pain

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Giovanni Pearson

21 July, 16:16

This-dost thou doubt-Sweet-

Then have I

Nothing to show

But Calvary-

What does the word "Calvary" most likely suggest?

The speaker considers love akin to religion.

The speaker is martyred by her love.

The speaker finds human love unpleasant.

The speaker is in a great deal of pain

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Dustin Cook · Answer 1

I would go with she is in pain; because their love was really good but then she found out his love wasn't as much/same as hers. Now she feels like she's dying.

(Calvary is relating to when christ died on the cross because of his love for us-that was how great it was).

This-dost thou doubt-Sweet-Then have INothing to showBut Calvary-What does the word "Calvary" most likely suggest?The speaker considers love akin to religion.The speaker is martyred by her love.The speaker finds human love unpleasant.The speaker is in a great deal of pain

This-dost thou doubt-Sweet-

Then have I

Nothing to show

But Calvary-

What does the word "Calvary" most likely suggest?

The speaker considers love akin to religion.

The speaker is martyred by her love.

The speaker finds human love unpleasant.

The speaker is in a great deal of pain