What are the best quotes to show poetic devices in "My Last Duchess" (e.g alliteration, similies, etc.)?

In "My Last Duchess," the main poetic devices
are:

Verbal Irony: "She had A
heart--how shall I say?--too soon made glad,
Too easily impressed;" (How can being a
happy, charitable person be
bad?)

Symbolism: "my last Duchess
painted" (The Duke objectifies, reifies women as property, possessions); "smiles"; "hands";
"name" (The poem pits male jealousy and reputation "name" against suspected female
promiscuity)

Imagery: body imagery
("hands"); auditory ("speech"); gender
("breast")

Metaphor: " My favor at her
breast, The dropping of the daylight in the West,"

Sound devices
(Prosody) are:

Rhyme scheme: AABB
("call" / "wall")

Euphony: "faint Half
flush"

Cacaphony: ""Which claus of
Innsbruck cast in bronze"

Alliteration:
"Notice Neptune"

Sibiliance: "she
stands"; "such stuff"

Assonance: "E'en
then"; "We'll meet"