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Help please I have no time to read the book! In the first chapter of The Yearling, Penny Baxter says, "Goin' to Grahamsville allus do make me hongry." This line, along with many others spoken by the characters in the novel, is an example of (Points : 3) simile. foreshadowing. dialect. irony.
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