Well irk cause I don’t know the background which you should have included how do you expect help lol
They have the same form but they're used differently. Intensive pronouns "intensify" the subject of a sentence <span>she herself didn't believe what she said" the pronoun "herself" is intensive, not reflexive. It simply just puts emphasis on "she". :)</span>
I believe the answer to your question is "wood". This is because people usually get slivers from wood, and considering the start of you last word, it seems to make sense. Also the previous analogy thing, Speck is to dust, is a very realistic analogy thing, so the next one would probably need to be realistic. I hope I helped! And if you need more information, please tell me. :D
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what is that? what subject
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