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The phrase “whirling about him like snowflakes” in lines 22 and 23 is an example of
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The phrase “whirling about him like snowflakes” in lines 22 and 23 is an example of
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Simile because of the use of the word like
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This would be an example of a simile since it is a comparison between things with either "like" or "as".
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