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58. Upon his Assiduity in Goodnesse.
The Days bright Father, had hid profuse Light;Under the Curtains, of a Pur-blinde Night:
When good Vespasian publickly did say;
Alasse my Friends! I did no good this Day.
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Vespasian was a God; and yet not Dead.
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