Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... gentlemen of reputation discoursing about a small estate , which one of them was inclined to sell and the other to buy ... gentleman allow- ed this to be an advantage , but insisted that the seller , in the advanced price he demanded on ...
... gentlemen of reputation discoursing about a small estate , which one of them was inclined to sell and the other to buy ... gentleman allow- ed this to be an advantage , but insisted that the seller , in the advanced price he demanded on ...
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... gentleman of her acquaintance , that , when he returns from abroad , he would smuggle her home a piece of silk or lace from France or Flan- ders ? Is any gentleman ashamed to undertake and execute the commission ? Not in the least ...
... gentleman of her acquaintance , that , when he returns from abroad , he would smuggle her home a piece of silk or lace from France or Flan- ders ? Is any gentleman ashamed to undertake and execute the commission ? Not in the least ...
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... gentleman that spoke just before him as to allow there were great discontents among them . He should therefore beg leave to move , that two or three members of Parliament be appointed to go over to New - England on this ser- vice . And ...
... gentleman that spoke just before him as to allow there were great discontents among them . He should therefore beg leave to move , that two or three members of Parliament be appointed to go over to New - England on this ser- vice . And ...
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