Answer:
I believe the best way to interpret the excerpt to be letter A) The Brontë sisters were judicious in their use of descriptions.
Explanation:
According to the interpretation in letter A, the sisters were judicious in their use of descriptions. Judicious is synonym with wise, sensible, and astute. We may come to the conclusion that they were indeed judicious after reading the excerpt. The author compliments their ability to choose objects, landscapes, and natural phenomena to describe feelings, passions, and emotions that are bigger than words. Their descriptions are made in such an intelligent manner that readers are able to grasp the message they mean to convey which would have been otherwise lost. Therefore, letter A seems to be the best option.
The author of this excerpt does not accuse Emily or Charlotte of being excessive, does not talk of social constraints, nor discusses the nature of the subjects in their writings.
