Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin FranklinJ. M. Dent & Company, 1910 - 314 páginas |
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... intention was to be kept a secret , and I went on working with Keimer as usual , the governor sending for me now and then to dine with him , a very great honor I thought it , and conversing 35 with me in the most affable , familiar ...
... intention was to be kept a secret , and I went on working with Keimer as usual , the governor sending for me now and then to dine with him , a very great honor I thought it , and conversing 35 with me in the most affable , familiar ...
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... intention to build , when Providence threw into our way a large house ready built , which , with a few alterations , might well serve our purpose . This was the building before mentioned , erected by the hearers of Mr Whitefield , and ...
... intention to build , when Providence threw into our way a large house ready built , which , with a few alterations , might well serve our purpose . This was the building before mentioned , erected by the hearers of Mr Whitefield , and ...
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... intentions towards himself were pre- paring their hour . An inkling that this was so became curiously diffused ; and the Press of this country hastened to assume an exceedingly sym- pathetic attitude towards these intentions , what ...
... intentions towards himself were pre- paring their hour . An inkling that this was so became curiously diffused ; and the Press of this country hastened to assume an exceedingly sym- pathetic attitude towards these intentions , what ...
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