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05This poet wrote I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud.RECALL
William Wordsworth
Wordsworth's poem celebrates a field of daffodils, inspired by a real walk he took with his sister.
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06The number of Shakespeare's sonnet that compares a loved one to a summer's day.RECALL
Sonnet 18
Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 opens by comparing a loved one to a summer's day, one of his most quoted lines.
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07This poet wrote Sonnet 18.RECALL
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 opens by comparing a loved one to a summer's day, one of his most quoted lines.
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