Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... give you an account . About the time I first addressed my present spouse , her father gave out in speeches that , if she married a man he liked , he would give with her two hundred pounds in cash on the day of marriage . He never said ...
... give you an account . About the time I first addressed my present spouse , her father gave out in speeches that , if she married a man he liked , he would give with her two hundred pounds in cash on the day of marriage . He never said ...
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... give you the reason ; but as it may be of use to you in your future correspondences , I will hazard that for a gentleman to whom I feel myself obliged , as an American , on account of his good - will to our cause . " Whoever writes to a ...
... give you the reason ; but as it may be of use to you in your future correspondences , I will hazard that for a gentleman to whom I feel myself obliged , as an American , on account of his good - will to our cause . " Whoever writes to a ...
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... give the world for one . Your shades are all placed in a row over my fireplace , so that I not only have you always in my mind , but con- stantly before my eyes . " The cause of liberty and America has been greatly obliged to you . I ...
... give the world for one . Your shades are all placed in a row over my fireplace , so that I not only have you always in my mind , but con- stantly before my eyes . " The cause of liberty and America has been greatly obliged to you . I ...
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