1
I might take up my old simile of the race-horse and cart-horse.
2
What an old , old simile that is, between man and timber!
3
It is an old simile, but she was like a beautiful painting of a cherub.
4
So I left her and galloped straight into the lion's den-touse an old simile.
5
To "talk like paying out rope" is an old simile.
6
The most obtuse could not have failed to read the old simile of the steel in the velvet.
7
The sight of that propagandist document affected him, to use the old simile, as scarlet does a bull.
8
'His old simile,' said Charley; 'he was always talking about literary salads.'
9
France was attacked by a dragon, and the old similes of mythology floated through his mind, but, oftenest, that of Andromeda chained to the rock.