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Q: What literary device is used here in "A Face in the Dark" by Ruskin Bond?

ArjunI was reading a short-story titled "A Face in the Dark" by Ruskin Bond. There's this passage in it: "It had no eyes, ears, nose or mouth. It was just a round smooth head — with a school cap on top of it! And that's where the story should end. But for Mr. Oliver, it did not end there." The s...

 
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Wikipedia's featured article for today is Ursula Le Guin's A Wizard of Earthsea.
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@Bookworm I hope this user comes back to improve the question. It's not too difficult to turn into an objectively answerable question.
 
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Q: What percentage of clay tablets found in Mesopotamia contain literature?

IkWeetHetOokNietMost of the major cuneiform tablet discoveries date from the 1840s and later. Cuneiform was used to write several languages, including Sumerian (a language isolate according to the current state of knowledge) and Akkadian (a Semitic language). There are now a number of anthologies of literature i...

 
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As the COVID-16 virus spreads, will people staying at home read more and post more questions on Literature Stack Exchange?
 
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Q: Why is Aurora Leigh proud of “colonising beehives” in the poem by Elizabeth Browning?

Gareth ReesIn book 2 of Aurora Leigh by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Aurora’s cousin Romney doubts there is any value in women writing poetry:                                               ‘Who has time, An hour’s time … think! … to sit upon a bank And hear the cymbal tinkle in white hands? When Eg...

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Q: Does anyone recognise this poem - from my mum (90)?

WilburOnce upon a summer in the hills by the river Was a deep green forest where the wild things grow. There were paths as ...?....? There were ...?...?...? And a thousand little spaces where the sky looked through Deep inside the forest where the moss was soft as velvet And the ..?..?..? dusky ris...


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