Answer:Lyrical Ballads, a collection of Wordsworth's and Coleridge's poetry, is generally ... in the restorative powers of nature, which emerges as he describes
Explanation:
A third person limited narrator tells the story as something happening to one woman or one man, using mainly pronouns like he, she, it or using proper nouns ( Gasby, Mr. Bean, etc ). On the other hand, a third person omniscent narrator uses the same pronouns and also uses another perspective as the narrator were someone watching everything from above.
<span>There are only two verbs in the sentence 'went' and 'is' so it must be 'is'. However the word 'which' acts as a conjunction which thus links the two things together. Without the 'We went' bit it would be 'Santa Fe is the second oldest city in the US.'</span>
