William Wordsworth and Matthew Arnold saw nature differently. How is this reflected in their poems "Tintern Abbey" and "Dover Beach"?

A.) Arnold used free verse to show nature as unrestricted, while Wordsworth used blank verse to show that nature is mysterious.

B.) Arnold attributed human traits to objects in nature, while Wordsworth reflected on ways that nature changes over time.

C.) Wordsworth wrote about the restorative powers of nature, while for Arnold nature is unable to provide peace.



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