Who siad, ''The child is father of man''?
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W. Wordsworth
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Arvind Adiga
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A. Roy
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Keats
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Correct answer
Explanation
William Wordsworth wrote this paradoxical line in his poem 'My Heart Leaps Up' (1802). The phrase suggests that our childhood shapes our adulthood, and the child within us influences the person we become. This concept is central to Wordsworth's philosophy about childhood and nature.