Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen1Colburn, 1818 - 449 páginas |
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... advantage . But aware , as he is , of the deference due to the general feeling of admiration for the illustrious dead , he is no less sensible that there are times and seasons when prudence imposes the restriction of silence in the ...
... advantage . But aware , as he is , of the deference due to the general feeling of admiration for the illustrious dead , he is no less sensible that there are times and seasons when prudence imposes the restriction of silence in the ...
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... those which public rumour ascribed to his pen . These miscellanies were printed in various forms both in England and America , greatly to the advantage of the pub- lishers ; nor did the possessor of the originals avail vi PREFACE .
... those which public rumour ascribed to his pen . These miscellanies were printed in various forms both in England and America , greatly to the advantage of the pub- lishers ; nor did the possessor of the originals avail vi PREFACE .
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... advantage . There was also a book of Defoe's called " An Essay on Projects , " and another of Dr. Mather's called " An Essay to do Good , " which perhaps gave me a turn of thinking , that had an influence on some of the principal future ...
... advantage . There was also a book of Defoe's called " An Essay on Projects , " and another of Dr. Mather's called " An Essay to do Good , " which perhaps gave me a turn of thinking , that had an influence on some of the principal future ...
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... advantage of my antagonist in correct spelling and pointing ( which he attributed to the printing house ) I fell far short in elegance of expression , in method and in perspicuity , of which he convinced me by several instances . I saw ...
... advantage of my antagonist in correct spelling and pointing ( which he attributed to the printing house ) I fell far short in elegance of expression , in method and in perspicuity , of which he convinced me by several instances . I saw ...
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... advantage in it . My brother and the rest going from the printing house to their meals , I remained there alone , and dispatching presently my light repast ( which was often no more than a biscuit , or a slice of bread , an handful of ...
... advantage in it . My brother and the rest going from the printing house to their meals , I remained there alone , and dispatching presently my light repast ( which was often no more than a biscuit , or a slice of bread , an handful of ...
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