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The three levels on which Wordsworth perceived nature were _____.

physical beauty

purely intellectual

source of emotional comfort, inspiration, and understanding

type of divine presence

purely intuitive

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Physical beauty
Source of emotional comfort
Type  of divine presence

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The correct answers are: "physical beauty", "source of emotional comfort, inspiration, and understanding" and "type of divine presence".

Explanation:

William Wordsworth was one  was an English poet famous for their contributions in the Romantic Age of English literature. One common theme in most of their poems was the perception of nature, which he approached under different perspectives. One was physical beauty, for instance by picturing mountains, water falls and the colors and fragrances of flowers; source of emotional comfort, describing it as a source of pleasure and joy; and as a type of divine presence, particularly in his poem "Tinturn Abbey" at which he states that there is a divine spirit pervading all the objects of nature.

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