| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The more I knew of him, the more I respected him; in any little altercations or disputes at table, he being a Gentleman of literature and learning, I conversed with him; I never found him warm in any matter where there was a contradiction, or a variety of opinions, (for our conversation was generally upon speculative points) but always very calm, and very free to communicate his mind.
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