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As we parted without settling the point and were not to see one another again for some time , I sat down to put my arguments in writing , which I copied fair and sent to him . He answered and I replied . Three or four letters on a side ...
As we parted without settling the point and were not to see one another again for some time , I sat down to put my arguments in writing , which I copied fair and sent to him . He answered and I replied . Three or four letters on a side ...
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He had some ingenious men among his friends , who amused themselves by writing little pieces for this paper , which gained it credit and made it more in demand , and these gentlemen often visited us . Hearing their conversations and ...
He had some ingenious men among his friends , who amused themselves by writing little pieces for this paper , which gained it credit and made it more in demand , and these gentlemen often visited us . Hearing their conversations and ...
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People would long learn to read the old writing , though they practiced the new ; and the inconvenience is not greater than what has actually happened in a similar case in Italy . Formerly its inhabitants all spoke and wrote Latin ...
People would long learn to read the old writing , though they practiced the new ; and the inconvenience is not greater than what has actually happened in a similar case in Italy . Formerly its inhabitants all spoke and wrote Latin ...
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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Including Poor Richard's Almanac ... Benjamin Franklin Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2005 |
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