The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin: Poor Richard's Almanac and Other Papers |
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As a great part of our life is spent in sleep , during which we have sometimes pleasant and sometimes painful dreams , it becomes of some consequence to obtain the one kind and avoid the other ; for whether real or imaginary , pain is ...
As a great part of our life is spent in sleep , during which we have sometimes pleasant and sometimes painful dreams , it becomes of some consequence to obtain the one kind and avoid the other ; for whether real or imaginary , pain is ...
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he called for directly , and sometimes not at all . He had the distemper favorably , and yet I suppose was bad enough to be , like other sick people , a little impatient , and perhaps might think a short time long , and sometimes call ...
he called for directly , and sometimes not at all . He had the distemper favorably , and yet I suppose was bad enough to be , like other sick people , a little impatient , and perhaps might think a short time long , and sometimes call ...
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People in her circumstances are apt to suspect this , sometimes without cause ; appearances should , therefore , be attended to in our conduct toward them , as well as realities . I write by this post to Cousin Williams to continue his ...
People in her circumstances are apt to suspect this , sometimes without cause ; appearances should , therefore , be attended to in our conduct toward them , as well as realities . I write by this post to Cousin Williams to continue his ...
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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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