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Would you also see the Tarquin kings, the proud spirit of Brutus the Avenger, and the fasces regained? He first shall receive a consuls power and the cruel axes, and when his sons would stir up revolt, the father will hale them to execution in fair freedoms name, unhappy man, however later ages will extol that deed; yet shall a patriots love prevail and un-quenched thirst for fame.
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