The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

accordingly acquaintance advantage affairs afterwards agreed answer appearance Assembly assistance attended become began beginning Boston brought building called captain carried character common conduct considered continued conversation desire England expected experiments father Franklin friends gave give given governor hands horses hundred immediately instructions intention interest keep Keimer kind leave length letter lived London manner means mentioned mind nature necessary never obtaining occasion opinion paid perhaps persons Philadelphia piece poor pounds present printed propos'd proposed proprietaries province Quakers ready reason receive respect says seems sent shillings sometimes soon street success taken thing thought thro told took virtue waggons whole writing wrote York young