John Galsworthy's early works, published under the pseudonym "John Sinjohn" (including From the Four Winds and Villa Rubein), are often noted for a style that differs somewhat from his later, more famous novels. Which of the following best characterizes a key stylistic difference or focus in these early works compared to The Forsyte Saga?
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A greater emphasis on panoramic social satire across multiple generations.
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A more pronounced use of stream-of-consciousness narration and experimental structure.
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A tendency towards more romantic or impressionistic description and a less overtly critical social stance.
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A singular focus on working-class life and dialect.