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What does William Wordsworth compare the Scottish girl's song to in The Solitary Reaper?

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William Wordsworth has compared the Solitary Reaper's song with the song of a nightingale and a cuckoo bird to emphasize the sweetness of the girl's song. He himself is spellbound and the song resounds in his ears long afterwards.

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What does William Wordsworth compare the Scottish girl's song to in The Solitary Reaper?​

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What does William Wordsworth compare the Scottish girl's song to in The Solitary Reaper?