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The children crept quietly as mice similar, metaphor or perfice

The children crept quietly as mice similar, metaphor or perfice
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The children crept quietly as mice similar, metaphor or perfice

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Metaphor I think………………………
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The phrase "quietly as mice" is a simile, as it is comparing the children's action of creeping quietly to the characteristic of mice being quiet.

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