| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - One of Mettle's occasional avocations, at fairs and such like times, was to receive from the beggars and other meagre itinerants such of their children as they could not lug about in the crowd: these he took great care of, laid the quiet ones down on the floor, and took up each squalling one in turn and handled it like a parent. - sympathy with his own class was also deeply shewn by many a halfpen
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