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The author of that quote was Charles Dickens, in his book <em>A Tale of Two Cities</em>. He wrote and got this novel published back in 1859. It narrates the story in the context of the French Revolution, offering drama and high detailed description of many violent events during life in the 18th Century. Finally, it is known that Charles Dickens was inspired by Thomas Carlyle's The French Revolution for writing this novel.
The answer to the Question is C: A Metaphor. Although Homer was known for his simile's and was credited with the creation of an epic simile, There is nothing in the passage that compared with his happiness.
The passage shows as a metaphor for the sun being his happiness as it says his welcoming set the sun.
This isn't an answer. There's nothing italicized
It is actually A because narrative means a spoken account or a story. It does not have to be rhythmic.
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Hamlet,prince of Denmark was written by William Shakespeare between 1599 and 1602. It is see by many as Shakespeare best work. Hamlet is a play about a man who has trouble executing his vision or execution his uncle. Hamlet is a grad student who returns home to Elsinore when his dad dies. Then his mother marries his uncle Claudius with no warning what so ever. Claudius then takes over as king although Hamlet is supposed in inherit the throne. But, then one day Hamlets father's ghost appears. Telling Hamlet to get revenge because Claudius killed him. So hamlet gets the "amazing" idea to pretend to be crazy. Hamlet puts on this ply so his uncle can admit his gilt. His uncle is over come with emotion and lives to play. The Gertrude calls for Hamlet to her room and have an intimate conversation. Mind you this is his mother. Then Hamlet hears a noise and stabs the curtains. An its not his uncle its Polonius. Polonius says, " bravery is the wit of the soul" and " to thine own self be true." Gertrude decides Hamlet needs to live town for a while. And he sail away theres a lot of death and storms and pirates, and then Hamlet returns to find out his girl Ophelia (Polonius' daughter) killed he self. And her brother is not to happy with hamlet. King Claudius sets up a sward fight between Hamlet and dead girls brother Laertes, poising Laertes sward and Hamlets wine. Hamlet is stabbed, but manages ti wound Laertes while Gertrude drinks the wine. Then once almost every one is dead or dying Hamlet decieds it a good time to stab Claudis. So all the Danes die. Except Horatio because you need some one to say, " Good night sweet prince: And flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest!"
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