Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...: Posthumous and other writingsH. Colburn, 1819 |
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... world acquainted with ; Therefore I think it seems required of me , and my duty , as a man , to pay divine regards to SOME- THING . I conceive then that the INFINITE has created many beings . 2 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
... world acquainted with ; Therefore I think it seems required of me , and my duty , as a man , to pay divine regards to SOME- THING . I conceive then that the INFINITE has created many beings . 2 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
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... duty . That I may be preserved from atheism , impiety , and profaneness ; and in my addresses to Thee carefully avoid irreverence and ostentation , forma- lity and odious hypocrisy , -Help me , O Father ! That I may be loyal to my ...
... duty . That I may be preserved from atheism , impiety , and profaneness ; and in my addresses to Thee carefully avoid irreverence and ostentation , forma- lity and odious hypocrisy , -Help me , O Father ! That I may be loyal to my ...
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... duty required of them by that God whom they supposed to be offended with heresy . By degrees more moderate , and more modest senti- ments have taken place in the Christian world ; and among Protestants particularly all disclaim ...
... duty required of them by that God whom they supposed to be offended with heresy . By degrees more moderate , and more modest senti- ments have taken place in the Christian world ; and among Protestants particularly all disclaim ...
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... embraces , notwithstanding her demure looks , as absolutely necessary to produce even your own darling sole good , pleasure : for , self- denial is never a duty , or a reasonable action 66 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
... embraces , notwithstanding her demure looks , as absolutely necessary to produce even your own darling sole good , pleasure : for , self- denial is never a duty , or a reasonable action 66 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
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Benjamin Franklin. denial is never a duty , or a reasonable action , but as it is a natural means of procuring more pleasure than you can taste without it ; so that this grave saint - like guide to happiness , as rough and dread- ful as ...
Benjamin Franklin. denial is never a duty , or a reasonable action , but as it is a natural means of procuring more pleasure than you can taste without it ; so that this grave saint - like guide to happiness , as rough and dread- ful as ...
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