1. A cold shiver ran down her spine. – Hyperbole
2. A happy smile played on his lips. - Epithet
3. A lump came into her throat. - Hyperbole
4. All this emotion worked on Julia and, though she smiled happily, the tears coursed down her cheeks. - Antithesis
5. Although Julia was in a pitable state of anxiety, so that she could hardly get the words out of her mouth, she almost smiled at his fatuous irony. - Antithesis
6. And to dare to treat her like that, a twopenny halfpenny little man in the city.- Litotes
7. And when you reproved Roger he had a maddening way of looking deeply hurt, like a stricken hind. - Simile
8. Black despair seized her.- Hyperbole
9. Bloody fool, bloody fool.- Repetition
10. But if they played a moving scene well he cried like a child, and when they said an amusing line as he wanted it said he bellowed with laughter. - Simile
11. But when she rang off Julia through clenched teeth muttered: “The old cow” - Zoomorphism
12. “Christ, what a sight I looked” (looking at the photograph of herself in her wedding dress) - Interjection
13. Don’t talk to me, you dirty little bitch, you’ve made me cry. - Zoomorphism
14. For a moment Julia lost control of herself and her voice was heavy with tears. - Hyperbole
15. For a second her heart stood still.- Hyperbole
16. Flesh and blood couldn’t stand it. - Metonymy
17. “Gosh, I am going down like a barrel of oysters.” - Simile
18. He blushed again and his blue eyes shone. - Metaphor
19. He blushed scarlet. - Nomination (Adjective)
20. He shone like a new pin. – Simile
21. Her spirits rose. – Hyperbole.
22. His face lit up as he saw her.- Hyperbole
23. His tenderness melted her and she reproached herself bitterly. - Hyperbole
24. His thrift, which in the early days had seemed an amusing, rather touching trait, now revolted her. – Nomination (Verb)
25. How could he say a thing like that? The fool. The blasted fool.- Repetition
26. “I’ve been trying to understand. I can’t. I can’t.”- Repetition
27. I feel like a million dollars..- Simile
28. I feel like a queen returning from exile.- Simile
29. I feel on the top of the world. - Hyperbole
30. “I saw your Mercutio last night,” he said, “What do you think of it yourself?”, -“ Rotten” - Vulgarism
31. I’ll never speak to you again. Never. Never. – Repetition
32. It infuriated her that when she worked herself up into a passion of tears. Metaphor
33. It seemed to her that her heart stopped beating.- Hyperbole
34. It was like a knife in her heart. – Simile
35. Julia took her courage in both hands.- Hyperbole
36. Julia, her heart now beating nineteen to the dozen made an effort to …her voice.- Hyperbole
37. Michael, breathless with excitement, showed it on Julia. - Hyperbole
38. Oh Christ, don’t be so magnanimous, she cried. I can’t bear it. - Interjection
39.“Oh my dear,” cried Julia gaily, “how marvelous! I’ve been trying to get someone to compromise me all my life” - Hyperbole
40. “Old cow”, thought Julia. “Old cow”. – Repetition, Zoomorphism
41. Peace entered into her soul.- Hyperbole, Personification
42. Pleasant reveries sauntered through her mind like lovers wandering in a green wood. - Simile
43. Pompous old …” she hissed as she went down in the lift.- Aposiopesis
44. Poor lamb.- Zoomorphism
45. Poor sweet. - Transposition
46. She felt like a spirit in heaven .- Simile
47. She had been as excited all the evening as a girl going to her first ball. - Simile
48. She sat up on the sofa and put both her hands to her breaking heart. - Epithet
49. She smiled brightly at him, but her eyes were steely with hatred.- Epithet
50. She was in a black rage.- Metaphor
51. “Silly old bitch,” he said when the door was closed behind her.- Zoomorphism
52. Sometimes she felt like a God. - Simile
53. That deeply affronted her. Silly little fool. – Parcelling
54. They looked at one another steadily, their hearts were black with hatred, bur Julia still smiled.- Epithet
55. “What the devil do you mean by that?” - Zoomorphism
56.“What the devil’s the matter with me? God, I can hardly breathe.”- Zoomorphism
57. “Who the devil is Avice Crichton?” - Zoomorphism
58. “Why the devil don’t you answer when I speak to you?”- Zoomorphism
59. You devil! - Zoomorphism
60. You take a great weight off my mind. – Hyperbole
61. “You rotten bitch” she said to herself.- Zoomorphism
