Which sentence in this excerpt from The Mother's Recompense by Edith Wharton uses personification? With impatient fingers she be
gan all over again. The maid's voice, seeming to come from a long way off, respectfully reminded her that the chocolate would be getting cold. Mrs. Clephane roused herself, looked about the room, and exclaimed: "My looking-glass, please." She wanted to settle that question of ages. As Aline approached with the glass there was a knock at the door. The maid went to it, and came back with her small inwar
Answer: um Personification is the attribution to human qualities or feelings to things that are not human.
In this excerpt, the personification is present when the author writes: With impatient fingers she began all over again. Fingers can feel impatient because they part of the human body and they do not have emotions of any kind, therefore they can not feel impatient. That is a human condition.
Because the novelists or narrator, has been fighting and haunted by bad dreams for many years and he has seen many people die over the years. As a results the dead are never far from his memory. These descriptions are intended to show how being surrounded by the unburied bodies affects him emotionally and psychologically.
