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What type of poetic device is this “Narcissus so himself himself forsook/And died to kiss his shadow in the brook.” – William Shakespeare A. allusion B. alliteration C. assonanc…

What type of poetic device is this “Narcissus so himself himself forsook/And died to kiss his shadow in the brook.” – William Shakespeare A. allusion B. alliteration C. assonanc…
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What type of poetic device is this “Narcissus so himself himself forsook/And died to kiss his shadow in the brook.” – William Shakespeare

A. allusion
B. alliteration
C. assonance.

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A. Allusion

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