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English, 19.03.2020 21:28 bossboybaker

Read Lines 7-9 from “Dandelions.”
That brilliant splash of color outside my window made me happy.
What literary device is used in the lines?
-simile
-personification
-hyperbole
-imagery

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Read Lines 7-9 from “Dandelions.”
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