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Then King Evander, founder of Romes citadel: In these woodlands the native Fauns and Nymphs once dwelt, and a race of men sprung from trunks of trees and hardy oak,  who had no rule or art of life, and knew not how to yoke the ox or to lay upstores, or to husband their gains; but tree branches nurtured them and the huntsmans savage fare.
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