The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: Poor Richard's Almanac and Other Papers |
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My father , though he did not approve Sir William's proposition , was yet pleased that I had been able to obtain so advantageous a character from a person of such note where I had resided , and that I had been so industrious and careful ...
My father , though he did not approve Sir William's proposition , was yet pleased that I had been able to obtain so advantageous a character from a person of such note where I had resided , and that I had been so industrious and careful ...
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He said that it had been proposed among them , but not agreed to for this reason : " When we were first drawn together as a society , ” said he , " it had pleased God to enlighten our minds so far as to see that some doctrines which ...
He said that it had been proposed among them , but not agreed to for this reason : " When we were first drawn together as a society , ” said he , " it had pleased God to enlighten our minds so far as to see that some doctrines which ...
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DEAR POLLY : I am always pleased with a letter from you , and I flatter myself you may be sometimes pleased in receiving one from me , though it should be of little importance , such as this , which is to consist of a few occasional ...
DEAR POLLY : I am always pleased with a letter from you , and I flatter myself you may be sometimes pleased in receiving one from me , though it should be of little importance , such as this , which is to consist of a few occasional ...
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