| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But it falls pretty far below the best when one compares it with Dr. Dolittle and his quaintly sincere drolleries, or with the natural fun and charm of The Wind in the Willows. (Saturday Review of Literature,November 5, 1927) Talking animals will never lose their fascination: and, although these do not use human speech and cannot be understood except by each other, they are very real and amusing
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