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As Rader put it, "In the richness of its values and range of its ideas this is a large poem, although it numbers only fourteen lines. It is what Matthew Arnold called 'a criticism of life'" (Rader 203). This means that "The World is Too Much With Us" is a very deep poem, criticizing the situation in which the speaker lives, and clearly trying to evoke a response...
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It is what Matthew Arnold called 'a criticism of life'" (Rader 203). This means that "The World is Too Much With Us" is a very deep poem, criticizing the situation in which the speaker lives, and clearly trying to evoke a response. In order to do this, however, they first had to get them to pay attention to their arguments...
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