o his heart.
             He (Wordsworth) believed that it was especially in the language of nature that man could know ultimate truths. These truths coexist both in the human mind and in the depth of things, but rarely become knowable in direct intuition.(Perkins 92)
             "The mind of man is naturally the mirror of the fairest and most interesting properties of nature" (Stallknecht 46). Every man has some knowledge of nature, so every man should be able to interpret what Wordsworth is saying. However, it is the way the mind works and the difference in interpretations that is interesting. One Critic claimed: "She may be linked to the 'wild boy' of 'T
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