In the last line of "God's Grandeur," we see an unusual and complicated use of

a. repetition.

b. consonance.

c. assonance.

d. alliteration.

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Cindy Curtis

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3 May, 23:38

In the last line of "God's Grandeur," we see an unusual and complicated use of

a. repetition.

b. consonance.

c. assonance.

d. alliteration.

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Chloe Humphrey · Answer 1

In the last line of God's Grandeur ("World broods with warm breast and with ah! bright wings"), we see an unusual and complicated use of alliteration. Alliteration is the repetition of the same consonant, in this case w: world, with, warm, wings.

In the last line of "God's Grandeur," we see an unusual and complicated use ofa. repetition.b. consonance.c. assonance.d. alliteration.

In the last line of "God's Grandeur," we see an unusual and complicated use of

a. repetition.

b. consonance.

c. assonance.

d. alliteration.