| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Not, if one is Shelley, the conventions and superstitionswhich bind the baser part of mankind; not the Booths and the Baxters.Oxford might expel him, England might exile him, but still, in spite ofdisaster and derision, he sought the likeness of what is perhapseternal; he went on being in love.But as the object of his love was a hybrid creature, half human, halfdivine, so the manner of his love
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