The author uses the most precise words to describe the snail's path.
This excerpt has been taken from<em> Heart of a Samurai</em>, a historical novel written by Margi Preus in 2010. Precise words such as<u> 'shiny', 'ribbon' and 'unfurling' have been used</u> in the second sentence <u>to describe the path of the snai</u>l, which is a small animal that has a wet body and moves very slowly. In other words<u>, the author describes the way the path looks by establishing a comparison between the path and a shiny ribbon</u>.
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#1) when you do something wrong and stuff about the past
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Yet, if God wills that it continue
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Ethos is used in this sentence. Speakers appeal to ethos to show that they are credible and trustworthy. Appeals to ethos emphasize shared values between the speaker and the audience. Speakers build ethos by explaining their credentials or background to show that they are knowledgeable or qualified to speak on a subject.
In this sentence, ethos is used because credibility is established by referring to the professor at Harvard—who has a PhD— whom the speaker consulted.
