| Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916. | | | | Henry Mackenzie |
| | | Domestic calamity is like the miniature of a friend, which we wear in our bosoms, and keep for secret looks and solitary enjoyment. | 1 |
| Hideous as the witch of Endor. | 2 |
| Masculine as a fox chase. | 3 |
| Returned, like the first messenger of Noah. | 4 |
| Sentiment, like religion, had its superstition and its martyrdom. | 5 |
| Tedious and dull as truth. | 6 |
| Tender, as if it twinned with sorrow. | 7 | | |
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