Wordsworth's Poetical Works
Discuss wordsworth's treatment of nature in "Tinterrn Abbey."
wordsworth's treatment of nature in "Tinterrn Abbey."
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In Tintern Abbey, Wordsworth directly compares his view of the beauty of nature in the way he saw and appreciated it as a child with his adult expectations. He speaks to the way we innocently and clearly see the world around us in childhood and how we carry those memories with us into adulthood.
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