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1      I, 7 |     valuable than another, the activity with which it deals is also
2    III, 11|        things as in a state of activity. Thus, to say that a good
3    III, 11|      metaphor does not suggest activity. On the other hand, in the
4    III, 11|    bloom" there is a notion of activity; and so in "But you must
5    III, 11|     where "up sprang" gives us activity as well as metaphor, for
6    III, 11| distinguished by the effect of activity they convey. Thus,~Downward
7    III, 11|     and so on are all forms of activity. And the poet has attached
8    III, 11|      as moving and living; and activity is movement.~Metaphors must
9    III, 11|       time it gives an idea of activity.~Successful similes also,