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VIII. ON THE SAME.
So Romulus his Empire founded whilom,And made for Foreign Helpmates an Asylum;
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O'er all the country round he rid Tantivy;
From ev'ry Quarter sturdy Villains ran,
And crown'd his Naturalisation-Plan.
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