| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If this doctrine be true, not only will it seem clear that the great poet???s work ought to be useful, uplifting, progressive, germinating, and that Beauty should on earth be at most only his lure, not his goal, but it will also enable such as desire so to do to find many well-founded excuses for a multitude of many a poet???s sins.
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