A person with this relationship to the poet is urged to “come forth and feel the sun” on “the first mild day of March.” A character is met (-5[1])“at the gate” (-5[1])by one with this relationship who is “full of wise upbraidings” in a poem that ends with the lesson that “there is no friend like” one of these people. A “green pastoral landscape” (-5[1])that is made more dear for the sake of a person with (-5[1])this (15[1])relation to the speaker, (15[1])whose mind (-5[1])the speaker hopes will be a (*) “mansion (10[1])for all lovely forms.” A character with this relationship warns Lizzie that “we must not (10[2])look (10[1])at goblin (10[1])men” (10[3])in a poem by Christina (10[3])Rosetti. A poem dedicated to one of these people reflects on “five summers, with the length / of five long winters!” since visiting the title place near the banks of the River Wye. For 10 points, (10[1])“Tintern Abbey” is dedicated to Dorothy, a poet with what relationship to William Wordsworth? (10[1])■END■ (10[6]0[2])