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What kind of figurative language does Keats use in the third stanza of "To Autumn" when he writes, "in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn"? A. allusion B. irony C. simile D. personification
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What kind of figurative language does Keats use in the third stanza of "To Autumn" when he writes, "in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn"? A. allusion B. irony C. simile D. personification

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The answer is D. personifiifification

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The answer to your question is, "D" Personification.
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