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3. What do the phrases "wander'd lonely" and "bliss of solitude" suggest about the speaker?
The speaker enjoys having his privacy and being
alone in thought.
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The speaker wastes a lot of time.
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The speaker does not like to spend much time
thinking.
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The speaker is sad and lonely that he has no
one with whom to wander.
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