What are Jane Austen’s writing features

A、interest

B、fame

C、money

D、social status

A、playing the piano

B、sewing

C、dancing

D、reading books

A.negative

B.indifferent

C.favorable

D.uninterested

A.poetry

B.prose

C.novel

D.drama

A.rationality

B.morality

C.kindness

D.love

and Aylmer Maude.【C2】______ my shame, I had never read it before, so I was【C3】______ to find myself reading a novel that seemed somehow familiar,【C4】______ with echoes of Jane Austen. This was an unexpected discovery, for generally Jane Austen is【C5】______ to Tolstoy as someone who writes only about limited domestic milieux rather than【C6】______ historical panorama 【C7】______ , what struck me about the Tolstoy I was reading were Austenesque details of【C8】______ relationships couched in Austenesque language. The question【C9】______ is whether this stylistic feature is 【C10】______ in Tolstoy in Russian, or whether it has been introduced through the【C11】______ . A second question,【C12】______ I shall probably never find an answer is how could I ever discover what was or was not added during the translation【C13】______ . We have to【C14】______ translators. They undertake to transpose texts written in a【C15】______ that we do not know and bring them into a language that we can read easily. We all like to talk【C16】______ we had direct access to other literatures, so that when I say I have just read War and Peace, everyone【C17】______ me to be saying I have read Tolstoy. But of course I have not read【C18】______ , because I have no Russian. I have read a translation. I have read the Tolstoy【C19】______ by a translator, and the echoes of Jane Austen I【C20】______ in my English Tolstoy were put there, consciously or unconsciously, by that translator.

【C1】

A．print

B．publication

C．issue

D．edition