Essays and LettersJohn Sharpe, 1820 - 340 Seiten |
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... clothes a little finer , and a little entertainment now and then , can be no great mat- ter ; but remember , many a little makes a mickle . ' 6 Beware of little expenses ; 6 a small leak will 78 FRANKLIN'S ESSAYS AND LETTERS ,
... clothes a little finer , and a little entertainment now and then , can be no great mat- ter ; but remember , many a little makes a mickle . ' 6 Beware of little expenses ; 6 a small leak will 78 FRANKLIN'S ESSAYS AND LETTERS ,
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... clothes , fine houses , fine furniture , fine equipages , all above his fortune , for which he contracts debts , and ends his career in a prison , " Alas , " says I , " he has paid dear , very dear , for his whistle . " When I see a ...
... clothes , fine houses , fine furniture , fine equipages , all above his fortune , for which he contracts debts , and ends his career in a prison , " Alas , " says I , " he has paid dear , very dear , for his whistle . " When I see a ...
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... clothes having received their quantity , and , being saturated , refusing to take any more . become sensible of this by an experiment , let a per- son keep his position in the bed , but throw off the bed - clothes , and suffer fresh air ...
... clothes having received their quantity , and , being saturated , refusing to take any more . become sensible of this by an experiment , let a per- son keep his position in the bed , but throw off the bed - clothes , and suffer fresh air ...
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... clothes receive it longer before they are saturated ; and we may , therefore , sleep longer , before we are made uneasy by their refusing to receive any more . 2. By using thinner and more porous bed - clothes , which will suffer the ...
... clothes receive it longer before they are saturated ; and we may , therefore , sleep longer , before we are made uneasy by their refusing to receive any more . 2. By using thinner and more porous bed - clothes , which will suffer the ...
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... clothes with one arm and leg , so as to draw in a good deal of fresh air , and , by letting them fall , force it out again . This , repeated twenty times , will so clear them of the perspirable matter they have imbibed , as to permit ...
... clothes with one arm and leg , so as to draw in a good deal of fresh air , and , by letting them fall , force it out again . This , repeated twenty times , will so clear them of the perspirable matter they have imbibed , as to permit ...
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