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In “I Can All Too Well Compare My Lady,” cadences are identified in the music by a
a.    rhyme.
b.    harmonic resolution from dominant to tonic.
c.    change from polyphonic to heterophonic texture.
d.    point of arrival, coupled with a pause in the forward motion of the voices.
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