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But a flint holds a fire.

How does Christina Rossetti's poem "Flint" contrast flint with other substances?

OA.

B.

A string of similes show the value of precious stones, while metaphors highlight t

The similes and metaphors celebrate all aspects of nature's beauty, from greeng

Similes and metaphors show the glittery value of the other objects in contrast to t

OC.

D.

The comparisons show the relative value of each item, from shiny diamonds down

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