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Ad suum Natalem, Epig. 60.
Dear son of Mars, wherein I first did seeGreat Phœbus rosie-glittering Dietie.
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Displease, cause I at Rome observ'd thy day?
Pardon, if there thy Calends slighted bee,
And on my Birth-day if I would live free.
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