They flattered her figure, she thought, emphasising her long legs and narrow waist. what figure of speech is this sentence? please answer guys!!

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They flattered her figure, she thought, emphasising her long legs and narrow waist.

what figure of speech is this sentence?

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this sentence is a direct speech

Ingo answered Jul 15, 2023

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