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What does Wordsworth imply about his daughter in Line 12 (before you answer, read Luke 16:22 in the Bible)?

What does Wordsworth imply about his daughter in Line 12 (before you answer, read Luke 16:22 in the Bible)?
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What does Wordsworth imply about his daughter in Line 12 (before you answer, read Luke 16:22 in the Bible)?

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Wordsworth implies that his daughter is innocent and in God's presence always. We can tell this from the allusion to Abraham's bosom and Luke 16:22.

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