| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He has a class of passages in which he represents the spiritual heart, as ???That deep-seated, but voluntary preference of the mind which lies back of all its other voluntary affections and emotions, and from which they take their character.??? If by ???preference,??? be meant such an inclination as he has elsewhere described under that name, which is not an object of consciousness, and makes itse
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