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Read the following line: "Your half-tones delight me,/ And I grow mad with gazing/ At your blent colors." What is the figurative language in the text and what inference can we make? *
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Read the following line: "Your half-tones delight me,/ And I grow mad with gazing/ At your blent colors." What is the figurative language in the text and what inference can we make? *

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Answer: The figurative language in the text is a hyperbole. Hyperbole basically means an extravagant exaggeration. The speaker is saying that they are growing mad (insane). The speaker is not actually going insane. The speaker is exaggerating and emphasizing how much she is delighted by the lady

Explanation: I had this question in AP Lit

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