Wives and Daughters
How does Elizabeth Gaskell use imagery in Wives and Daughters?
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Imagery:
He has not an ounce of superfluous flesh on his bones; and his leanness goes a great way to gentility.
Just then she heard nearer sounds; an opened door, steps on the lower flight of stairs.
Wives and Daughters