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Alliteration can be found in line 3, What a world of merriment their melody foretells! The repetition of consonant can be seen in words What and world, and merriment and melody. In line seventeen, be can seen in words What and world and happiness and harmony. In line thirty eight, there are words tale, terror, their, turbulency and tells. In line forty five, there are words frantic fire. Words desperate desire, in line fourty seven. Words tale, their, terror and tells, can be found again in line fifty two. In line fifty four, words clang and clash. Words melancholy menace, in line seventy five. Word” muffled monotone”, in line eighty three. Words “human heart”, in line eighty five. And the last, words “ Runic rhyme”,

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