Wordsworth's early work is considered typical of the romantic era. his later works are not because
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Wordsworth's early work is considered as typical of the Romantic era. Majority of his earlier work was one of the main influences and/or foundations of the Romantic movement. However, toward the second half of his life after foreseeing tragedies and accepting the toll that time takes upon man with age, he became more skeptical of his earlier beliefs. This resulted in his later works not being typical of the Romantic era because he had become disillusioned with his former values.

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B. alice is pretending there is a way through the glass when in reality that would not be physically possible therefore she has to pretend. but i think d is also possible because alice notices the glass is actually melting away which is also not possible either