| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Though it must he admitted that the author is occasionally obscure, sometimes dull, and not infrequently prosaic, some fine sections and a larger number of short passages of great beauty are contained in this chapter; I may perhaps be permitted especially to refer to the sections In His Magnification, pp. 16-18. and On Poverty and Perplexity, p. 74; while as characteristic and on the whole fav
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