The Hollow Hills
What metaphors are used in The Hollow Hills by Mary Stewart?
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Metaphor:
Where before she had seemed young and burning, a wild bird beating her wings against the wires of the cage, now she seemed to brood, wings clipped, gravid, a creature of the ground.
The Hollow Hills