English, 16.09.2019 03:30 hope10079

1. “‘those , they’re not people at all, bruno.’” p.
2. “ yellow-blond hair perfectly in place with something that made all the comb marks stand out in it, like a field that had just been tilled.” p.71
2. “also he wore so much had learned not to stand downwind of him or he would risk fainting away.” p.
4. “ hands appeared healthy and full of life. the veins weren’t visible through the skin, the fingers weren’t little more than dying twigs.” p.
5. “ would turn in her grave if she knew it was there.” p.
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simile
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
idiomatic expressions

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