Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen1Colburn, 1818 - 449 páginas |
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... wish to change some incidents of it , for others more favorable . Notwithstand- ing , if this condition was denied , I should still accept the offer of re - commencing the same life . But as this repetition is not to be expected , that ...
... wish to change some incidents of it , for others more favorable . Notwithstand- ing , if this condition was denied , I should still accept the offer of re - commencing the same life . But as this repetition is not to be expected , that ...
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... wish well - meaning and sensible men would not lessen their power of doing good by a positive assuming manner , that seldom fails to disgust , tends to create op- position , and to defeat most of those purposes for which speech was ...
... wish well - meaning and sensible men would not lessen their power of doing good by a positive assuming manner , that seldom fails to disgust , tends to create op- position , and to defeat most of those purposes for which speech was ...
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... wish it should be known where I resided , except to my friend Collins , who was in the secret , and kept it faithfully . At length , however , an incident happened , that occasioned my return home much sooner than I had intended . I had ...
... wish it should be known where I resided , except to my friend Collins , who was in the secret , and kept it faithfully . At length , however , an incident happened , that occasioned my return home much sooner than I had intended . I had ...
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... wish to see us on good terms together , and that we might live for the future as brothers ; he said I had insulted him in such a manner before his people , that he could never forget or forgive it . In this , however , he was mistaken ...
... wish to see us on good terms together , and that we might live for the future as brothers ; he said I had insulted him in such a manner before his people , that he could never forget or forgive it . In this , however , he was mistaken ...
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... wish I had never left home . I made so miserable a figure too , that I found by the questions asked me , I was suspected to be some runaway indentured servant , and in danger of being taken up on that suspicion . However , I proceeded ...
... wish I had never left home . I made so miserable a figure too , that I found by the questions asked me , I was suspected to be some runaway indentured servant , and in danger of being taken up on that suspicion . However , I proceeded ...
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