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Thrice with Majestick Pace he walks the round
Surveying the Pavilions utmost bound,
And useless Grandeur every where he found.
Philippi, nor the fam'd Pharsalian Field,
Did not more Signs of Glorious Action yield;
But this was all for show not Terror made,
'Twas Hounslow Farce, a Siege in Masquerade.
Surveying the Pavilions utmost bound,
And useless Grandeur every where he found.
Philippi, nor the fam'd Pharsalian Field,
Did not more Signs of Glorious Action yield;
But this was all for show not Terror made,
'Twas Hounslow Farce, a Siege in Masquerade.
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