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Which phrases are examples of figurative language that Anne Bradstreet uses to communicate her themes?

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“ill-form’d offspring” and “feeble brain”
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“snatched from thence” and “less wise than true”
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“errors were not lessened” and “all may judg”
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Which phrases are examples of figurative language that Phillis Wheatley uses to communicate her themes?

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“thunder shook” and “majestic grandeur”
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“sun forsook the eastern main” and “beauteous dies are spread”
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“fill’d with the praise” and “labours of the day begin”
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Write a paragraph comparing and contrasting how the poets use topic, rhyme scheme, and figurative language to convey their themes.

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