John Donne was an English poet who lived in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. His poem "Elegy II: The Anagram" contains the following lines: "All love is wonder, if we justly do Account her wonderful, why not lovely too?" These lines contain reasoning which moves from a general premise (all love is wonder) to a minor premise ("we account her wonderful") and finally to the conclusion that the subject of the poem is lovely. John Donne is demonstrating what type of reasoning? Deductive reasoning Casual reasoning Reasoning by analogy Inductive reasoning Monroe's motivated sequence