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In your view does Dickens satisfy both? That is if you removed or changed a single word in that lovely description would it change its meaning? Is there a case
by _akhe 2y ago
In your view does Dickens satisfy both? That is if you removed or changed a single word in that lovely description would it change its meaning? Is there a case where a sentence is of a minimum length out of necessity (to achieve a certain flow, level of description, etc.?)
Think I share your opinion - succinct is great but so is flowery if it's utilized.
- rawgabbit 2y agoYes, Dickens satisfies both. He gets his message across simply. When he wants to expounds on what he means, he does it a beautiful and memorable way.