Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Band 1McCarty & Davis, 1840 |
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... kind , recollecting that Mr. Wiser must be much better acquainted with all these things than I am . " Yours , & c . " Would it not be better for the people in each district , township , or neighbour- hood , to collect their families ...
... kind , recollecting that Mr. Wiser must be much better acquainted with all these things than I am . " Yours , & c . " Would it not be better for the people in each district , township , or neighbour- hood , to collect their families ...
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... kind class of that year , to be at the head of the of a man my father was . He had an excellent same class , and was removed into the next constitution , was of a middle stature , well set , class , whence I was to be placed in the ...
... kind class of that year , to be at the head of the of a man my father was . He had an excellent same class , and was removed into the next constitution , was of a middle stature , well set , class , whence I was to be placed in the ...
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... kind of money we had there , I produced an handful of silver , and spread it before them , which was a kind of raree - show they had not been used to , pa- per being the money of Boston . Then I took an opportunity of letting them see ...
... kind of money we had there , I produced an handful of silver , and spread it before them , which was a kind of raree - show they had not been used to , pa- per being the money of Boston . Then I took an opportunity of letting them see ...
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... kind ad- vice , and promised to follow it . When we arrived at New York , they told me where they lived , and invited me to come and see them , but I avoided it , and it was well I did ; for the next day the captain missed a silver ...
... kind ad- vice , and promised to follow it . When we arrived at New York , they told me where they lived , and invited me to come and see them , but I avoided it , and it was well I did ; for the next day the captain missed a silver ...
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... kind of unprovoked murder , badoes , met with him , and proposed to carry since none of them had nor could do us any him thither to fill that situation . He accept- injury that might justify this massacre . All ed , and promised to ...
... kind of unprovoked murder , badoes , met with him , and proposed to carry since none of them had nor could do us any him thither to fill that situation . He accept- injury that might justify this massacre . All ed , and promised to ...
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