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asked. for. a. three. penny loaf and was told they had none . Not knowing the different prices nor the names of the different sorts of bread , I told him to give me threepenny worth of any sort . He gave me accordingly three great puffy ...
asked. for. a. three. penny loaf and was told they had none . Not knowing the different prices nor the names of the different sorts of bread , I told him to give me threepenny worth of any sort . He gave me accordingly three great puffy ...
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questions were asked me , as from my youth and appearance I was suspected of being a runaway . After dinner , my host having shown me to a bed , I laid myself on it without undressing and slept till six in the evening , when I was ...
questions were asked me , as from my youth and appearance I was suspected of being a runaway . After dinner , my host having shown me to a bed , I laid myself on it without undressing and slept till six in the evening , when I was ...
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I praised it much and the happy life I led in it , expressing strongly my intention of returning to it ; and one of them asking what kind of money we had there , I produced a handful of silver and spread it before them , which was a ...
I praised it much and the happy life I led in it , expressing strongly my intention of returning to it ; and one of them asking what kind of money we had there , I produced a handful of silver and spread it before them , which was a ...
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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin | 1 |
Plan for Saving One Hundred Thousand Pounds | 232 |
Digging for Hidden Treasure | 239 |
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