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If I had been asked in my early youth whether I preferred to have dealings only with men or only with books, my answer would certainly have been in favour of books. In later years this has become less and less. Not that I have had much better experiences with men than with books; on the contrary delightful books even now come my way more often than purely delightful men. But the many bad experiences with men have nourished the meadow of my life as the noblest book could not do.

Which one of the following phrases best bring out the meaning of; 'the Meadow of my life'?

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Correct Option: 2

The phrase 'meadow of my life' is a metaphor for a life that is rich, green, flourishing, and full. Among the options, 'Vast enriched life' best captures this sense of a broad and nourished life, as opposed to life in the hills, a dull hostel life, or an actor's dramatic life.

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