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There are several similes in "The Spider and the Wasp" by Alexander Petrunkevitch, one of which is his comparison of a spider's inability to form a web in a new way to an inexperienced man trying to build a bridge across a cavern. Another simile occurs when he identifies the wasp with "intelligence" and the spider "instinct", labeling their conflict as "intelligence pitted against instinct".

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