Jane Austen's novels contain almost no description; instead of telling you how everything looks, she tells her story so well that you envision the scene for yourself.
Jane Austen's novels contain almost no description; instead of telling you how everything looks, she tells her story so well that you envision the scene for yourself.
If you had your choice, would you rather be the tourist, waiting for a brief moment of illumination, or the blind man who will never see the mosaic but can hear it described in great detail?
