By thirty hills I hurry down. (State & explain the figure of speech)
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alliteration because h letter is repeated.
hyperbole is also there
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The figure of speech used in 'By thirsty hills I hurry down' is 'inversion'.
Explanation:
- Inversion is a figure of speech used for referring the inversion of the normal word order in a given phrase or sentence.
- Generally, writers would use inversion in order to maintain rhyme scheme or meter in poetry or to emphasize a particular word in prose.
- For example, ‘To the store, I will go’, ‘My teacher, kind and generous’.
- In this line, ‘By thirty hills I hurry down’ – is inverted as a sentence.
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