intrat marmoribus Capitolia clara, sed intrat carceris et rimas et taetra foramina clausi stercoris et spurcam redolenti in fornice cellam.
It enters the Capitol which shines bright with its marbles, but it enters also the chinks of the prison-house and the noisome openings in the cover of the dung-heap and the filthy chamber in the stinking brothel.
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