Read these lines spoken by Romeo after apologizing to Juliet for taking her hand so boldly in his own.: My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand
To smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss

What is Romeo saying?
a. If I've offended you by touching your hand, my lips are ready to make it up to you with a kiss.
b. My lips are like pilgrims, holy and sacred. I couldn't kiss you with them--it would be a sin.
c. Though my hand is brave enought to grab your hand, my lips are too shy to ever kiss you.
d. Your hand feels really rough to the touch, but I can make it smoother with a kiss.

Answer

D

Explanation

"That rough touch" is most likely referring to the texture of Juliet's hand in Romeo's. "To smooth that rough touch" almost explicitly states choice D

the answer is A

Explanation:

this is because when romeo says that his lips are two blushing pilgrims, he means to say that he's basically shy to kiss juliet - but he will do it to make up for roughly grabbing her hand.

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