Question

(D) Beyond
2. Who refers William Wordsworth as an
"ever enduring man"?
(A) Dr. Johnson
(B) John Keats
(C) De Quincey
(D) S.T. Coleridge​

Answer 1

Answer:

john keats...............

Answer 2

Option D, S.T. Coleridge refers to William Wordsworth as an

"ever-enduring man"

• Samuel Taylor Coleridge refers to William Wordsworth as an"ever-enduring man" in his poem 'To William Wordsworth'.
• This happened when Coleridge read Wordsworth's autobiographical poem 'The Prelude'.
• Coleridge praises William Wordsworth as 'a wise one' and 'teacher of the good'.
• Coleridge says that William's poem inspired him.
• Coleridge admires the ability of Wordsworth to describe nature.