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How would you know that an author has used an allusion within a text?
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How would you know that an author has used an allusion within a text?

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The author engages the reader by describing something as though it were something else. The author engages the reader by pointing out similar qualities between two unlike things.

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You will know by key words and foreshadowing that the author throws at you in the text but if you are not careful you will not see it and eventually become lost 
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