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What is the meaning of the beginning phrase "the world is too much with us" in the poem "the world is too much with us" by william wordsworth? [10 marks]?

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Answered by Aisha898

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The beginning lines means:
People are getting absorbed in materialistic and monitory things while regretting the nature

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