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There are some pictures at the Wikipedia page on the Black Death. There is a link to that page below.
One simile in "The Pardoner's Tale" is the comparison of the old man's appearance to that of Death himself. The description of the old man as having a "visage strict and dire" is a simile that likens his appearance to the grim and frightening visage associated with Death.
A similie is when Holden said "That boy was as sensitive as a toilet seat."
A simile in "Things Not Seen" by Andrew Clements is on page 14: "The sound surged and poured like water into the room." Another simile is on page 35: "His laughter was like fireworks going off." Please note that the page numbers may vary depending on the edition or format of the book.
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on page 81 Jonas makes a simile when in the first memory the snow gathers on the back of his hands; he compares it to cold fur
She appears like book missing the last page
he is in the curtain behind the introducer. in the the right page middle left
"When Papa was alive, everything was in order, just like the dolls lined up in a row."
On page 154 " He began to pace back and forth like an animal in a cage..." this is a simile you can use.
On page 188 it states “But here in Sachsenhausen, death was so common, so ordinary, that the dead were like fallen trees in the forest-so unremarkable that they were only moved when they got in the way” which is a great simile
yes one I know is a simile on page 154