How does stanza 4 contribute to the tone of the poem? A) The "starry solitudes" (Line 14) in contributes to the sad and lonely tone of the poem.
B) The imagined, natural imagery (i. e. hills, woods stars, and lions) in stanza 4 contributes to the whimsical tone of the poem.
C) The loins mentioned (in stanza 4) develop that cautious tone of the poem, as if the child is pretending there is real danger.
D) The repetition in the stanza of "these are the hills, these are the woods" (Line 13) contributes to the stubborn tone of the poem.