Works of the Late Doctor Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of His Life Written by Himself, Together with Essays, Humorous, Moral & Literary, Chiefly in the Manner of The Spectator. In Two Volumes. ...G. G. J. and J. Robinson, 1793 |
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... young women and me , fhe took me afide and faid : " Young man , I am in pain for thee . Thou haft no parent to watch over thy conduct , and thou feemeft to be ignorant of the world , and the fnares to which youth is expofed . Rely upon ...
... young women and me , fhe took me afide and faid : " Young man , I am in pain for thee . Thou haft no parent to watch over thy conduct , and thou feemeft to be ignorant of the world , and the fnares to which youth is expofed . Rely upon ...
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... young , fcarcely more than eighteen years of age ; and as I was on the point of undertaking a long voyage , her mother thought it . prudent to prevent matters being carried too far for the prefent , judging that , if marriage was our ...
... young , fcarcely more than eighteen years of age ; and as I was on the point of undertaking a long voyage , her mother thought it . prudent to prevent matters being carried too far for the prefent , judging that , if marriage was our ...
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... young beginners in trade . There are in every country morofe beings , who are always prognosticating ruin . There was one of this stamp at Philadelphia . He was a man of for- tune , declined in years , had an air of wifdom , and a very ...
... young beginners in trade . There are in every country morofe beings , who are always prognosticating ruin . There was one of this stamp at Philadelphia . He was a man of for- tune , declined in years , had an air of wifdom , and a very ...
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