Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... sufficient in one , and not sufficient in another ; you will cause the necessary garrisons to be re - enforced , and disband those that are useless ? ' " I should be of opinion , ' said Glaucon , ' to leave none of them on foot ...
... sufficient in one , and not sufficient in another ; you will cause the necessary garrisons to be re - enforced , and disband those that are useless ? ' " I should be of opinion , ' said Glaucon , ' to leave none of them on foot ...
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... sufficient for a choleric . The measure of food ought to be ( as much as possibly may be ) exactly proportionable to the qual- ity and condition of the stomach , because the stom- ach digests it . That quantity that is sufficient , the ...
... sufficient for a choleric . The measure of food ought to be ( as much as possibly may be ) exactly proportionable to the qual- ity and condition of the stomach , because the stom- ach digests it . That quantity that is sufficient , the ...
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Benjamin Franklin. ent I am not furnished with facts sufficient to make any pertinent answer to them , and this paper has already a sufficient quantity of conjecture . Your manner of accommodating the accounts to your hypothesis of ...
Benjamin Franklin. ent I am not furnished with facts sufficient to make any pertinent answer to them , and this paper has already a sufficient quantity of conjecture . Your manner of accommodating the accounts to your hypothesis of ...
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