The narrator says about Miss Taylor that "the mildness of her temper had hardly allowed her to impose any restraint" in order to show that Miss Taylor was easily angered and often argued with Emma. Miss Taylor believed rules were important for children. Miss Taylor did not have an interesting personality. Miss Taylor was a sweet person who gave Emma few rules. excerpt from Emma by Jane Austen

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Mallory Mcgrath

28 June, 18:42

The narrator says about Miss Taylor that "the mildness of her temper had hardly allowed her to impose any restraint" in order to show that Miss Taylor was easily angered and often argued with Emma. Miss Taylor believed rules were important for children. Miss Taylor did not have an interesting personality. Miss Taylor was a sweet person who gave Emma few rules. excerpt from Emma by Jane Austen

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Molly Snyder · Answer 1

This question is actually based from the novel "Emma" which was written by Jane Austen. And based on this novel, the narrator says about Miss Taylor that "the mildness of her temper had hardly allowed her to impose any restraint" in order to convey that Miss Taylor, who gave Emma some rules, was a sweet person. The answer would be the last option.