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When my great - grandfather wished to read to his family , he re . versed the lid of
the close - stool upon his knees , and passed the leaves from one side to the
other , which were held down on each by the pack - thread . One of the children ...
When my great - grandfather wished to read to his family , he re . versed the lid of
the close - stool upon his knees , and passed the leaves from one side to the
other , which were held down on each by the pack - thread . One of the children ...
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I recollect the six concluding lines , though I have forgotten the order of words of
the two first , the sense of which was , that his censures were dictated by
benevolence , and that , of consequence , he wished to be known as the author ...
I recollect the six concluding lines , though I have forgotten the order of words of
the two first , the sense of which was , that his censures were dictated by
benevolence , and that , of consequence , he wished to be known as the author ...
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When my great - grandfather wished to read to his family , he reversed the lid of
the close - stool upon his knees , and passed the leaves from one side to the
other , which were held down on each by the pack - thread . One of the children
was ...
When my great - grandfather wished to read to his family , he reversed the lid of
the close - stool upon his knees , and passed the leaves from one side to the
other , which were held down on each by the pack - thread . One of the children
was ...
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I recollect the six concluding lines , though I have forgotten the order of words of
the two first ; the sense of which was , that his censures were dictated by
benevolence , and that , of consequence , he wished to be known as the author ...
I recollect the six concluding lines , though I have forgotten the order of words of
the two first ; the sense of which was , that his censures were dictated by
benevolence , and that , of consequence , he wished to be known as the author ...
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Amidst these resolves an odd volume of the Spro tator fell into my hands . This
was a publication I had never seen . I bought the voduine , and read it again and
again . I was enchanted with it , thought the style excellent , and wished it were in
...
Amidst these resolves an odd volume of the Spro tator fell into my hands . This
was a publication I had never seen . I bought the voduine , and read it again and
again . I was enchanted with it , thought the style excellent , and wished it were in
...
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| Titel | The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, Humorous, Moral, and Literary: with His Life |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Franklin |
| Illustriert von | John Scoles |
| Mitwirkende Personen | William Van Norden |
| Verlag | W. Van Norden, 1825 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Juli 2006 |
| Länge | 290 Seiten |
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