Question

(from The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde)

Answer 1

Answer:

he thinks he's feeling relaxed and at peace

Explanation:

all of the words are complimentary, enjoyable, not anything negative in the entire passage

Answer 2

He is feeling relaxed and at peace.
Explanation: in the passage there is nothing negative. To help back up my answer in the passage it says, “gleam go honey-sweet and honey-colored blossoms.” This has nothing negative. And as you read the writer puts in a peaceful setting. While reading this al you can think of is how peaceful it is.