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Such an one there lived in Philadelphia ; a person of note , an elderly man with a wise look and a very grave manner of speaking ; his name was Samuel Mickle . This gentleman , a stranger to me , stopped me one day at my door and asked ...
Such an one there lived in Philadelphia ; a person of note , an elderly man with a wise look and a very grave manner of speaking ; his name was Samuel Mickle . This gentleman , a stranger to me , stopped me one day at my door and asked ...
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Seeing the trees fall so fast , I had the curiosity to look at my watch when two men began to cut at a pine ; in six minutes they had it upon the ground , and I found it of fourteen inches diameter . Each pine made three palisades of ...
Seeing the trees fall so fast , I had the curiosity to look at my watch when two men began to cut at a pine ; in six minutes they had it upon the ground , and I found it of fourteen inches diameter . Each pine made three palisades of ...
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If we are industrious we shall never starve ; for , as Poor Richard says , " at the working - man's house hunger looks in , but dares not enter . ” Nor will the bailiff or the constable enter , for “ industry pays debts , while despair ...
If we are industrious we shall never starve ; for , as Poor Richard says , " at the working - man's house hunger looks in , but dares not enter . ” Nor will the bailiff or the constable enter , for “ industry pays debts , while despair ...
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