The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: The Unmutilated and Correct VersionG.P. Putnam's sons, 1912 - 325 páginas |
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... pieces ad- dressed to his friends and relations , of which the anybody came to the dore they turned up the stool for fear of the aparitor , for if it were discovered , they would be in hazard of their lives . My grandfather was a smith ...
... pieces ad- dressed to his friends and relations , of which the anybody came to the dore they turned up the stool for fear of the aparitor , for if it were discovered , they would be in hazard of their lives . My grandfather was a smith ...
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... , the nurse of vice , broke limbs and scars , Are the effects of desolating wars . The following piece was sent when his namesake was seven years years since . There are many of his notes in 1706-1730 ] 37 Benjamin Franklin.
... , the nurse of vice , broke limbs and scars , Are the effects of desolating wars . The following piece was sent when his namesake was seven years years since . There are many of his notes in 1706-1730 ] 37 Benjamin Franklin.
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... pieces , but only one of them was printed , which I saw now many years since . It was written in 1675 , in the home - spun verse of that time and people , and addressed to those then concerned in the government there . It was in favor ...
... pieces , but only one of them was printed , which I saw now many years since . It was written in 1675 , in the home - spun verse of that time and people , and addressed to those then concerned in the government there . It was in favor ...
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... me to his library , and very kindly lent me such books as I chose to read . I now took a fancy to poetry , and made some little pieces ; my brother , thinking it might turn to account , 48 [ 1706-1730 Autobiography of.
... me to his library , and very kindly lent me such books as I chose to read . I now took a fancy to poetry , and made some little pieces ; my brother , thinking it might turn to account , 48 [ 1706-1730 Autobiography of.
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... pieces for this paper , which gain'd it credit and made it more in demand , and these gentlemen often visited us . Hearing their conversations , and their accounts of the approbation their papers were received with , I was excited to ...
... pieces for this paper , which gain'd it credit and made it more in demand , and these gentlemen often visited us . Hearing their conversations , and their accounts of the approbation their papers were received with , I was excited to ...
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