| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - That led me in turn to Chesterton's cranky-funny 1910 book what is Wrong with the World, where in Part Four, Section XIV the author rhapsodizes about the vital role of a mother (then, and perhaps still) in raising a child: There was a time when you and I and all of us were all very close to God; so that even now the color of a pebble (or a paint), the smell of a flower (or a firework), comes to our
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