The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: Poor Richard's Almanac and Other Papers |
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This being acquired and established , silence would be more easy ; and my desire being to gain knowledge at the same time that I im . proved in virtue , and considering that in conversation it was obtained rather by the use of the ear ...
This being acquired and established , silence would be more easy ; and my desire being to gain knowledge at the same time that I im . proved in virtue , and considering that in conversation it was obtained rather by the use of the ear ...
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... with all that knowledge that enabled him to be a useful citizen and obtained for him some degree of reputation among the learned ; to sincerity and justice the confidence of his country and the honorable employs it conferred upon ...
... with all that knowledge that enabled him to be a useful citizen and obtained for him some degree of reputation among the learned ; to sincerity and justice the confidence of his country and the honorable employs it conferred upon ...
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a the exportation of provisions , on pretense of keeping supplies from being obtained by the enemy , but in reality for beating down their price in favor of the contractors , in whose profits it was said , perhaps from suspicion only ...
a the exportation of provisions , on pretense of keeping supplies from being obtained by the enemy , but in reality for beating down their price in favor of the contractors , in whose profits it was said , perhaps from suspicion only ...
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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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