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HELP ME PLS There But for the Grace by Wislawa Szymborska
4. Reread lines 6-7. What sound device is used in these lines, and what effect does it have?
5. Examine line 16. Identify the sound device used and explain how it affects the ending of the
stanza.
6. What two sound devices are used in the lines "by a step, a hairsbreadth/by sheer
coincidence? What impact does this combination of sound devices have?


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There But for the Grace by Wislawa Szymborska
4. Reread lines 6-7. What sound dev

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