| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Like Samson at the beginning of the tragedy, though, he is unable in the piercing freshness of his grief to imagine how he can possibly deliver what he knows is required -- Donne's La Corona and Marvell's Coronet have already made it clear that the humble zeal to serve God well can be a kind of arrogance, too [13] -- and neither Samson nor Milton can afford to risk additional errors or judgmen
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