Which phase of John Keats' life did his close friend Cowden Clarke describe as "the most peaceful period in Keats's life"?

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His trip to the Lake DistrictLiving in the attic above the surgery on 7 Church StreetHis residence in ItalyHis journey to the AlpsNone of the above

Explanation

Cowden Clarke, a close companion of Keats, referred to Keats' visit to the Lake District as the most tranquil and serene time in his life, highlighting its significance compared to other periods.