The Life and Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin. [Edited by Benjamin Vaughan. With a Biographical Article by Henry Stuber, Reprinted from “The Columbian Magazine.” With a Portrait.]Brightly&Childs, 1800 - 471 Seiten |
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... received its death wound . After this nothing very interesting was before the public , either in philosophy or politics , during his stay ; and he was principally occupied in winding up his affairs , and preparing for his return to ...
... received its death wound . After this nothing very interesting was before the public , either in philosophy or politics , during his stay ; and he was principally occupied in winding up his affairs , and preparing for his return to ...
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... received them with many promises of punctual payment , and hastily took up a pen to draw a note of hand for the cash . The Doctor , who perceived the nature of the borrower's embarrassment better than he was aware , and prepossessed ...
... received them with many promises of punctual payment , and hastily took up a pen to draw a note of hand for the cash . The Doctor , who perceived the nature of the borrower's embarrassment better than he was aware , and prepossessed ...
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... received from him , after mentioning his age and infirmities , observes , that it has been kindly ordered by the Author of nature , that , as we draw nearer the conclusion of life , we are furnished with more helps to wean us from it ...
... received from him , after mentioning his age and infirmities , observes , that it has been kindly ordered by the Author of nature , that , as we draw nearer the conclusion of life , we are furnished with more helps to wean us from it ...
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... received . Exclusively of his passionate treatment of me , my brother was by no means a man of an ill temper , and perhaps my manners had too much impertinence not to afford it a very natural pretext , At When he knew that it was my ...
... received . Exclusively of his passionate treatment of me , my brother was by no means a man of an ill temper , and perhaps my manners had too much impertinence not to afford it a very natural pretext , At When he knew that it was my ...
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... receiving so much ; I took them , however , and having no room in my pockets , I walked on with a roll under each arm , eating the third . In this manner I went through Market - street to Fourth - street , and passed the house of Mr ...
... receiving so much ; I took them , however , and having no room in my pockets , I walked on with a roll under each arm , eating the third . In this manner I went through Market - street to Fourth - street , and passed the house of Mr ...
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