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In Rome, when Morgan came to town, / They nailed the Colosseum down. / A great Collector! Once his Fad / Was Coins, but when in time he had / Collected all the coin in sight, / To Europe's Art his thoughts took flight. / But let not Europe palpitate / For fear of an Art Syndicate. / There are more Rembrandts, strange to say, / Than ever were in Rembrandt's day; / And statues "planted" in the sand / Will always equal the demand.