In "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey," how does Wordsworth conceptualize the role of memory in reconnecting with nature and transcending the immediate experience?
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As a means to escape the pain of the present by reflecting solely on joyous past moments
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As a process that allows one to actively engage with and find solace in the permanence and tranquility of the natural world.
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As an act of sentimental reverie that distracts one from the realities and responsibilities of life.
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As a futile attempt to recapture past experiences, which ultimately leads to frustration and disillusionment.