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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Read the paragraph from a book that I am currently reading.<br>&nbsp;</div><div>Chapter 9&nbsp;</div><div>Grey had never seen seals, either, and he watched them with fascination. They looked like black slugs from this distance, the moonlight gleaming wetly on their coats as they raised restless heads, seeming to roll and weave unsteadily as they made their awkward way on land.&nbsp;<br>1.&nbsp; Name the simile.<br>2.  Name the visual imagery.</div>]]></description>
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