| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Life on the Mississippi, Chapter 46, Enchantments and Enchanters"Then comes Sir Walter Scott with his enchantments, and by his single might checks this wave of progress, and even turns it back; sets the world in love with dreams and phantoms; with decayed and swinish forms of religion; with decayed and degraded systems of government; with the sillinesses and emptinesses, sham grandeurs, sham gau
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