Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...H. Colburn, 1833 |
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... consider the following facts . They went from England to establish a new country for themselves , at their own expense , where they might enjoy the free exercise of religion in their own way . When they had purchased the territory of ...
... consider the following facts . They went from England to establish a new country for themselves , at their own expense , where they might enjoy the free exercise of religion in their own way . When they had purchased the territory of ...
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... her affronted with me for a great deal , for sincerely I love her and her children , as well , I think , as a neighbor can , and she buys a great many things in a year at my shop . But I would beg her to consider PART I. 39 MISCELLANIES .
... her affronted with me for a great deal , for sincerely I love her and her children , as well , I think , as a neighbor can , and she buys a great many things in a year at my shop . But I would beg her to consider PART I. 39 MISCELLANIES .
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... consider the words of the wise man , " Withdraw thy foot from the house of thy neighbor , lest he grow weary of thee , and so hate thee . " It is , I believe , a nice thing , and very diffi- cult , to regulate our visits in such a ...
... consider the words of the wise man , " Withdraw thy foot from the house of thy neighbor , lest he grow weary of thee , and so hate thee . " It is , I believe , a nice thing , and very diffi- cult , to regulate our visits in such a ...
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... tempered , and cunning . Nay , my very enemy and accuser must have been sensible of this , when he freely acknowledges , that he has been seriously considering , and cannot yet determine , which he would PART I. 51 MISCELLANIES .
... tempered , and cunning . Nay , my very enemy and accuser must have been sensible of this , when he freely acknowledges , that he has been seriously considering , and cannot yet determine , which he would PART I. 51 MISCELLANIES .
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Benjamin Franklin. considering , and cannot yet determine , which he would choose to be , the Cato or Cretico of that paper ; since my Cato is one of the best of charac- ters . Thus much in my own vindication . As to the only reasons ...
Benjamin Franklin. considering , and cannot yet determine , which he would choose to be , the Cato or Cretico of that paper ; since my Cato is one of the best of charac- ters . Thus much in my own vindication . As to the only reasons ...
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