What are some quotes and page numbers containing figurative language in The Scarlet Letter in chapters 19-20?Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter

Heralded as one of the greatest works of American
literature, Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter is replete
with figurative language.  Here are some
examples:

Chapter
XIX

• "Had she gathered pearls, and
  diamonds, and rubies in the wood, they could not have become her better! (figurative
  language) (paragraph 1) Pearl's beauty is such that simple flowers adorn her
  as well as gems."
  (simile)


• "In her was visible the tie that
  united them. (metaphor--Pearl is the visible proof of the physical union of Hester and
  Dimmesdale)  (par.4)


• "She had been offered to the
  world,...as the living hieroglyphic (metaphor), in which was revealed the secret they so
  darkly sought to hide...." "Pearl was the oneness of their being."
  (metaphor)


• "Our Pearl is a fitful and fantastic little
  elf sometimes." (alliteration of
  /f/;metaphor)


• "Pearl....had strayed out of the sphere in
  which she and her mother dwelt together...."
  (metaphor)


• "'....this brook is the boundary between two
  worlds..." (metaphor)


• "Or is she an elfish
  spirit...foridden to cross a running stream?"
  (metaphor)


• "Thou canst leap like a young deer!"
  (simile)


• "in the mirror of the brook"
  


• "flower-girdled and sunny image of little
  Pearl" (figurative language)
  

Chapter
XX

• "the Old
  World" (metaphor for England and
  Europe)


• "...a ship...roamed over its
  surface with a remarkable irresponsibility of character."
  (personification)


• "No man, for any considerable period,
  can wear one face to himself and another to
  the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be
  true." (figurative language, metaphor in "face" as putting on the
  appearance)


• "a single day
  had operated on his consciousness like the lapse of years."
  (simile)


• "I am not the man
  for whom you take me!  I left him yonder in
  the forest,..." (figurative language)


• "He absolutely
  trembled and turned pale as ashes"
  (simile)


• "this terror in his
  heart"  (metaphor for
  fear)


• "You carry it
  off like an old hand!"
  (simile)


• "Another man had
  returned out of the forest; a wiser one..."
  (metaphors)


• "administered by a friendly
  hand" (metonymy)


• "I hardly think to tarry
  with my flock..." (metaphor for
  congregation)


• "A good man's prayers are
  golden recompense!" (metaphor)


• ..."and
  only wondered that Heaven should see fit to transmit
  (personification) the grand and solemn music of its oracles
  (metaphor) through so foul and
  organ pipe as he. (
  simile)