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He was ready to stifle with vexation and obstinately would not promise to row . Finding him at last beginning to tire , we drew him into the boat and brought him home dripping wet . We hardly exchanged a civil word after this adventure ...
He was ready to stifle with vexation and obstinately would not promise to row . Finding him at last beginning to tire , we drew him into the boat and brought him home dripping wet . We hardly exchanged a civil word after this adventure ...
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“ I have called here this and every morning these two weeks past for his lordship's letters , and they are not yet ready . ” “ Is it possible , when he is so great a writer ? for I see him constantly at his escritoire .
“ I have called here this and every morning these two weeks past for his lordship's letters , and they are not yet ready . ” “ Is it possible , when he is so great a writer ? for I see him constantly at his escritoire .
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Yet in buying goods it is best to pay ready money , because he that sells upon credit expects to lose five per cent . by bad debts ; therefore he charges on all he sells upon credit an advance that shall make up that deficiency .
Yet in buying goods it is best to pay ready money , because he that sells upon credit expects to lose five per cent . by bad debts ; therefore he charges on all he sells upon credit an advance that shall make up that deficiency .
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Poor Richards Almanac 215 L | 219 |
Plan for Saving One Hundred Thousand Pounds | 232 |
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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Including Poor Richard's Almanac ... Benjamin Franklin Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2005 |
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