Byron mockingly referred to 'Peddlers,' 'Boats,' and 'Wagons.' What was he criticizing with this biting remark?

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The classical style championed by Pope and DrydenThe awkward and convoluted storylines of ShakespeareColeridge's exotic and Eastern-inspired themesWordsworth’s focus on common, everyday subjectsNone of the above

Explanation

Byron’s sarcastic mention of 'Peddlers,' 'Boats,' and 'Wagons' was aimed at Wordsworth’s poetic emphasis on ordinary life and mundane details, highlighting his dedication to depicting everyday experiences.