I think this could be both imagery, conjuring up romantic images of doves and Cupid, but also allusion, alluding to doves as a symbol of romance (Aphrodite) and the Roman figure of Cupid.
The way the emotional appeal in these arguments are similar is that A. both appeal to a sense of national pride
<h3>What is Emotional Appeal?</h3>
This refers to the persuasive appeal which is also a rhetorical appeal that is used to try to convince a person about something, by appealing to his emotions and not logic.
Hence, we can see that based on the complete text, there are two arguments that are used to try and convince people about the national pride that they would have if they acted in a particular way.
The speaker focused on the issue of nationalism, independence, and autonomy as he rallied the American colonists to try and rebel against the British so they could form their own government.
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"Best" is relative. I mean, it's beautiful and is a popular tourist destination, but "best" is a matter of opinion.
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what rotten luck dorinda thought to/two/too herself. not only was he going to stick around
but her father insisted she bring to/two/too him all his meals. do whatever you can to/two/too
make him comfortable, while he's recumbent king morton ordered
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What rotten luck, Dorinda thought to herself, not only was he going to stick around, but her father insisted she brings him all his meals.
Do whatever you can to make him comfortable while he's recumbent, King Morton ordered
