| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Medical men are well aware that talking in unknown tongues??or gibbering, as it is usually called??is a symptom of certain forms of brain disease, and it is credibly asserted that most of the remarks made in unknown tongues by the followers of the erratic Edward Irving were simply repetitions of ??Aina maina.?? Let us, then, suppose that when the small boy suddenly breaks out with the same curious
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