Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... leave . It was irregular , and if you had not approved of his doing it I should have thought it indiscreet . Leave , they say , is light , and it seems to me a piece of respect that was due to his aunt to ask it , and I can scarce think ...
... leave . It was irregular , and if you had not approved of his doing it I should have thought it indiscreet . Leave , they say , is light , and it seems to me a piece of respect that was due to his aunt to ask it , and I can scarce think ...
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... leave of the king , given by charter . On receiving this leave and those charters , the adventurers voluntarily engaged to remain the king's subjects , though in a foreign country ; a country which had not been conquered by either king ...
... leave of the king , given by charter . On receiving this leave and those charters , the adventurers voluntarily engaged to remain the king's subjects , though in a foreign country ; a country which had not been conquered by either king ...
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... leave the rod ( a good conductor ) through those sta- ples . It would rather , if any were in the walls , pass out of it into the rod , to get more readily by that conductor into the carth . If the building be very large and extensive ...
... leave the rod ( a good conductor ) through those sta- ples . It would rather , if any were in the walls , pass out of it into the rod , to get more readily by that conductor into the carth . If the building be very large and extensive ...
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