| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It constituted a peerless specimen of art, which at all times wrung a cry of admiration from the most indifferent, an ornament which men hoped was imperishable, one of those things of beauty which, in the words of the poet, are a joy forever. 2 I cannot believe that it no longer exists; and yet in this horrible war we have to believe everything and, above all, the worst.
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