Paragraph #3: The quotation is an example of a metaphor and hyperbole. Explain why.

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In this quote, it is possible to find an example of metaphor “well-nigh crushed and smothered under its load.” It might make reference to a person affected by bad lack, it portrays the state of mind in which a person can be "immortal soul".

On the other hand, a hyperbole can be spotted in “one hundred acres of land.” It might be said that if a person is smothered under a heavy load, he/she would not 'push acres of land or barns'

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