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The phrase "the angels, not half so happy in heaven” from Edgar Allen Poe contains an example of what literary device?

The phrase "the angels, not half so happy in heaven” from Edgar Allen Poe contains an example of what literary device?
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The phrase "the angels, not half so happy in heaven” from Edgar Allen Poe contains an example of what literary device?

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Answer: This is called alliteration, bringing up a fact that heaven saddened.

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