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Vesnalui [34]
4 years ago
14

Can anyone help me with this? It’s worth 24 marks. GCSE English

English
1 answer:
irinina [24]4 years ago
4 0

i think ur looking for this describes a beautiful but very remote area in the Scottish highlands. The narrator speaks of his perceptions of the countryside, but in vivid and energetic terms. He is overwhelmed by the vast size of the landscape at first but rapidly overcomes this apprehension, feeling that the experience has enriched him.

im prett sure this is the one it is asking The poet and narrator may be the same person. It is written in first person as if the narrator is speaking and describing an experience to listeners. if  not im very srry for wasting ur time

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