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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... thought myself vanquished , more by his volubility , than by the force of his arguments . We separated without coming to an agreement upon this point ; and as we were not to see each other again for some time , I committed . my thoughts ...
... thought myself vanquished , more by his volubility , than by the force of his arguments . We separated without coming to an agreement upon this point ; and as we were not to see each other again for some time , I committed . my thoughts ...
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... thought I should by that time have acquired , had I continued to make verses . The continual need of words of the same meaning , but of different lengths for the measure , or of different sounds for the rhyme , would have obliged me to ...
... thought I should by that time have acquired , had I continued to make verses . The continual need of words of the same meaning , but of different lengths for the measure , or of different sounds for the rhyme , would have obliged me to ...
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... thought himself entitled to the same services from me , as from any other person . On the contrary , I conceived that , in many instances , he was too rigorous , and that , on the part of a brother , I had a right to expect greater ...
... thought himself entitled to the same services from me , as from any other person . On the contrary , I conceived that , in many instances , he was too rigorous , and that , on the part of a brother , I had a right to expect greater ...
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... thought it better that it should be in future printed in the name of Benjamin Franklin ; and to avoid the censure of the assembly , who might charge him with still printing the paper himself under the name of his apprentice , it was ...
... thought it better that it should be in future printed in the name of Benjamin Franklin ; and to avoid the censure of the assembly , who might charge him with still printing the paper himself under the name of his apprentice , it was ...
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... thought with reason , that I made a very singular and grotesquc ap- pearance . 1 . I then turned the corner , and went through Chesnut- street , eating my roll all the way ; and having made this round , I found myself again on Market ...
... thought with reason , that I made a very singular and grotesquc ap- pearance . 1 . I then turned the corner , and went through Chesnut- street , eating my roll all the way ; and having made this round , I found myself again on Market ...
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