| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This can please us to some extent, for we see forms with a kind of clarity ???coming out to meet us.??? But it is a limited pleasure, compared, say, to those great works of art that seem bottomless, e.g. a novel in which we come to believe the character has a mind of his own, or a painting in which we see at once a world that seems passably real because of its incidental and contingent detail, but
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