In this (extremely long) passage, I found the line "night found him leg weary" to be an example of personification. This technique makes non-animate objects do human actions. Night can't actually find someone, so it is personification. Another example of this might be "the stars danced in the sky" since they can't really dance.
Its c <span>when Gwendolen says, “I think there must be some slight error,” she is actually referring to the large error of Cecily saying she is engaged to Ernest.</span>
Answer:
its written in third person, maybe third person omnicient
Explanation:
you can tell by the way there are no personal pronouns such as i me and my