Question

How can the reader tell that the passage is written from the point of view of the 19th century British child

Answer 1

If the writer uses shorter words and simpler adjectives to describe things, as though a child may be speaking then you will be able to tell. Look for words a child might have said in that time period, such as calling their mother "Mum", or watch their actions, like if they have to grab a step-stool to reach the cupboards.

Answer 2

Answer:

the introduction is about about walking in and seeing the woman, so the point of view couldn't be from her. it also talks about how he is the one observing her and it is in 3rd person