English, 30.01.2020 15:45 Lilleypad07

Which is the best example of imagery?

the handsome stranger walked with a sprightly step, and his eyes sparkled, and he even seemed to glow with a soft light.

scarface brought the young man to where the bow and arrows lay.

"i am trying to reach the sun's lodge," replied scarface.

the sun looked hard at scarface.

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