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09-06-2016
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Which two figures of speech are used in this excerpt from Shakespeare's Macbeth?

Aapostrophe
Bpersonification
Csimile
Dallusion

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19-06-2016

assuming that you're talking about the line from the act IV scene 3 of William shakespeare's Macbeth, the figure of speech that he used is : Personiffication.
In the excerpt, he described an abstract quality in human form, which is point to the use of personification

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