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- 13-Jun-2006, 08:28 #1selvi_uniq@hotmail.com Guest
Fifure of Speech What is the figure of speech used in this following
Not that i loved ceaser less. that I loved Rome more
- 13-Jun-2006, 08:59 #2
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Re: Fifure of Speech Antithesis: a use of contrasting words or images in a parallel structure.
EX:"Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more." William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
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