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What figurative language is used in the following line: “and yet wouldst wrongly win.”
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What figurative language is used in the following line: “and yet wouldst wrongly win.”

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Alliteration because the letter "w" is being repeated in each word work aka "wouldst wrongly win.”

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Alliteration is being used here.

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