m3ichov8irgos m3ichov8irgos

06-04-2016
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Hopkins's use of "seared," "bleared," and "smeared" is an example of

Aassonance.
Balliteration.
Csimile.
Dmetaphor.

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Anonymous Anonymous

06-04-2016

Probably alliteration. Continuing a certain sound in a sentence, normally poem.

I could be wrong, but you read the story. :D

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katscradle katscradle

06-04-2016

The answer is a. assonance because all of the words produce the eee sound

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