Answer:
C.
Explanation:
In Chapter 3, of the novel 'Emma' a novel by Jane Austen, Harriet Smith is described as a young girl of seventeen years and 'natural daughter of somebody', which reveals that Miss Smith's parentage is unknown. She is a beautiful young woman with blue eyes, short, plump and fair young lady.
<u>When Emma meets Harriet Smith at the party, she is persuaded to build friendship with her and look for a suitable match for her, as Emma perceives her to be a good match-maker. Emma plans to make Harriet marry someone from a high social class, Mr. Elton, instead of Robert Martin, a farmer</u>.
Thus from the given options the correct one is C.
I would say that the answer that is not true of women's hand is that D) it was a style only used by women.
I'm sure there have been some men using this style as well.
Your answer is c if not d is a close second
Try a love poem. Instead of doing it saying her hair flows so gently in the breeze, try describing it as though it’s ugly. However in the end you can talk about how pure her heart is no matter what. Also first sentence should rhyme with he third sentence. Second sentence should rhyme with the last sentence and that should be one paragraph. Then the next paragraph you do the same thing. Try listing words that rhyme together! :)