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English, 04.11.2021 18:20 jessicawelch25
Choose one literary device used in "Mother Tongue" (Choose from word choice/connotation, imagery, figurative language (alliteration, metaphors, similes, personification, etc. symbolism, flashback). Give one example of the literary device you chose as it is used in the text. (Provide a quote or example from the text)
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