| Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916. | | | | Thomas Lodge |
| | | His beard is cut like the spire of Grantham steeple. | 1 |
Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud, That beautifies Auroras face; Or like the silver crimson shroud, That Phbus smiling looks doth grace. | 2 |
| Free as a king. | 3 |
| Hard as iron. | 4 |
| A mouth like the whale that swallowed a whole fleet. | 5 |
| Mumble as if he were at his matins. | 6 |
Her neck like A stately tower, Where love himself imprisoned lies, To watch for glances, every hour, From her divine and sacred eyes. | 7 |
Precious, As are the conceald comforts of a man, Lockd in a womans love. | 8 |
| No more sense than a shoat (young pig) in pickle. | 9 |
| Sigh like a dog that hath lost his master. | 10 |
| Sweet as morning dew upon a rose. | 11 | | |
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