The two similes in the passage present an image of odyssey as

Battered but unruffled

Explanation:

Simile is a figure of language that refers to comparisons. In the excerpt shown in the question above, we can see the presence of the simile in the following lines:

in rags like a foul beggar, old and broken, he bore it, patient as a stone.

Comparisons show that there is a man who is badly mistreated and suffering like a beggar, but he bears this miserable situation unbeatably like a stone. From this we can conclude that the two similes of the passage present an image of the odyssey as battered, but unruffled  .

It may be written down (as in the united states) or it may be unwritten (as in great britain). this is the 1787 meeting at which the  constitution of the united states  was debated and agreed upon. this was a 1787 meeting called by congress to amend the articles of the confederation.

The round cakes represented the moon, with candles adding light. cakes specifically for birthdays (rather than weddings) originated in  15th century  germany. these single layer cakes were especially popular for first birthdays. in the  18th century  children's birthday parties called kinderfesten became popular.hope this vote me brainiest!