The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, Humorous, Moral, and Literary ; with His Life, Written by HimselfScott, Webster, and Geary, 1835 - 288 Seiten |
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... Governor inquired for me , came up stairs , and with a condescen- sion and politeness to which I had not at all been ac- customed , paid me many compliments , desired to be acquainted with me , obligingly reproached me for not having ...
... Governor inquired for me , came up stairs , and with a condescen- sion and politeness to which I had not at all been ac- customed , paid me many compliments , desired to be acquainted with me , obligingly reproached me for not having ...
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... Governor was arrived , and I went to his lodgings . His Secretary received me with great civility , told me on the part of the Governor , that he could not see me then , as he was engaged in affairs of the utmost impor- tance , but that ...
... Governor was arrived , and I went to his lodgings . His Secretary received me with great civility , told me on the part of the Governor , that he could not see me then , as he was engaged in affairs of the utmost impor- tance , but that ...
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... Governor would give me a letter of credit , when he had no credit for himself . As I shewed some uneasiness respecting what step I should take , he advised me to try to get employment in the house of some printer . " You may there ...
... Governor would give me a letter of credit , when he had no credit for himself . As I shewed some uneasiness respecting what step I should take , he advised me to try to get employment in the house of some printer . " You may there ...
Inhalt
LIFE of Dr Franklin as written by Himself | 82 |
Extracts from his Will | 129 |
On Early Marriages | 138 |
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