| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Nothing was quite equal to New York in his estimation, and he was particularly averse to the rosy, healthy-looking girls whom he everywhere met, and in his first letters to his sisters and Alice he told them they were beauties compared with the English girls; even if Alice's nose was a pug and Jule's fore- head so low that it took a microscope to find it, and Em's ankles no bigger than a pair of
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