Austen describes Edward’s maturity: “with all the philosophic dignity of twenty-four,” This is an example of ______.

A :kind satire
B :graceful writing
C :boorish behavior
D :gross understatement

Let's discard the other options first... it couldn't be kind satire, as satire refers to irony or ridicule, and the words aren't kind, they're just elegant, this is not the case. Borish behavior isn't possible either as it means to be rude. And finally, gross understatement isn't possible either for it refers to letting the others no some basic facts, but ignoring the magnitute of the fact. So, graceful witing means to be elegant in the words you choose as to say something; this is the case, philosophic dignity is the perfect example.

Austen describes Edward’s maturity: “with all the philosophic dignity of twenty-four,” This is an example of ______. A :kind satire B :graceful writing C :boorish behavior D :gross understatement

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Austen describes Edward’s maturity: “with all the philosophic dignity of twenty-four,” This is an example of ______.

A :kind satire
B :graceful writing
C :boorish behavior
D :gross understatement