The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: The Unmutilated and Correct VersionG.P. Putnam's sons, 1912 - 325 páginas |
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... told him to buy the collection on as favorable terms as possible , but not to leave without it , and when bought , to forward by the first conveyance to London , that it might be sure to reach me before I sailed . To this I received ...
... told him to buy the collection on as favorable terms as possible , but not to leave without it , and when bought , to forward by the first conveyance to London , that it might be sure to reach me before I sailed . To this I received ...
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... told that the Continental parcels were usually delivered at the Cannon Street Station . To the Cannon Street Station I then made my way as fast as I could be transported , but was greatly vexed to be told on arriving there that nothing ...
... told that the Continental parcels were usually delivered at the Cannon Street Station . To the Cannon Street Station I then made my way as fast as I could be transported , but was greatly vexed to be told on arriving there that nothing ...
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... told him there is two coats of armor , one belonging to the Franklins of the North , and one to the Franklins of the West . However , our circumstances have been such as that it hath hardly been worth while to concern ourselves much ...
... told him there is two coats of armor , one belonging to the Franklins of the North , and one to the Franklins of the West . However , our circumstances have been such as that it hath hardly been worth while to concern ourselves much ...
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... told I should find boats that would carry me the rest of the way to Philadelphia . It rained very hard all the day ; I was thoroughly soak'd , and by noon a good deal tired ; so I stopt at a poor inn , where I staid all night ...
... told I should find boats that would carry me the rest of the way to Philadelphia . It rained very hard all the day ; I was thoroughly soak'd , and by noon a good deal tired ; so I stopt at a poor inn , where I staid all night ...
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... told they had none such . So not considering or knowing the difference of money , and the greater cheapness nor the names of his bread , I bade him give me three - penny worth of any sort . He gave me , accordingly , three great puffy ...
... told they had none such . So not considering or knowing the difference of money , and the greater cheapness nor the names of his bread , I bade him give me three - penny worth of any sort . He gave me , accordingly , three great puffy ...
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