Comprehension The question below refers to the selection from "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Canto IV, stanza CLXXVIII." The phrase "society, where none intrudes . . ." (line 3) expresses the speaker's feeling that__________.

The speaker finds “society” even where no people intrude, beside the sea. The surrounding lines praise the woods, shore, and sea, so nature itself provides welcome company. This matches “nature is good company,” not simply being alone with his own thoughts.

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