The Portrait of a Lady

How does Henry James use imagery in The Portrait of a Lady?

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One example of James' use of imagery can be found in the character of Pansy. Pansy, like her name, is pure, soft, and weak-willed, and James uses descriptive langauge throughout to enhance these traits.

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The Portrait of a Woman