To gossip is fault, to libel is a crime, to slander is a sin - Climax O mischief, thou art swift To enter in the thoughts of desperate men - Personification They speak like saints and act like devils - Simile How could he be a king, a soldier and a peon?- Anticlimax How high, his highness holds his haughty head - Alliteration For assistance on the remaining queries, kindly post a single question in one thread

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To gossip is fault, to libel is a crime, to slander is a sin.- Climax
O mischief, thou art swift To enter in the thoughts of desperate men.- Personification
They speak like saints and act like devils.- Simile
How could he be a king, a soldier and a peon?- Anticlimax
How high, his highness holds his haughty head.- Alliteration

For assistance on the remaining queries, kindly post a single question in one thread.

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