How to spice up your writing through the classics
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When I read Robinson Crusoe, I like this paragraph very much.
"The country appeared so fresh, so green, so flourishing, everything being in a constant verdure, or flourish of spring, that it looked like a planted garden."
In fact, I am not likely to use such a rhetorical sentence in the article. The use of a series of words in this sentence (fresh, green, flourishing) makes me see the scenery in front of my eyes. Therefore, I think this sentence is wonderful. In the future, we should also pay more attention to some writing methods in reading and apply them to our own writing to make the article more brilliant.
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