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Romashka [77]
2 years ago
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read the excerpt below and answer the question. "no roving foot shall crush thee here, no busy hand provoke a tear." what type o

f figurative language does freneau employ in these lines from “the wild honeysuckle”? a.metaphor b.onomatopoeia c.paradox d.personification
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Aneli [31]2 years ago
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The type of figurative language that Freneau employ in these lines from "The Wild Honeysuckle" is personification. The correct answer would be option D. Why is it personification? Personification is a figure of speech that uses human attributes to something that is not living. In this line, the author attributes the words "roving" and "busy" to foot and hand, respectively. 
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