Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... taken , when you lie down , to dispose your pillow so as to suit your manner of placing your head , and to be perfectly easy ; then place your limbs so as not to bear in- conveniently hard upon one another , as , for in- stance , the ...
... taken , when you lie down , to dispose your pillow so as to suit your manner of placing your head , and to be perfectly easy ; then place your limbs so as not to bear in- conveniently hard upon one another , as , for in- stance , the ...
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... taken at the house where she is , I hope the reading of this will prepare her mind for the above surprising revolutions . If she can conform herself to this new manner of living , we shall be the hap- piest couple , perhaps , in the ...
... taken at the house where she is , I hope the reading of this will prepare her mind for the above surprising revolutions . If she can conform herself to this new manner of living , we shall be the hap- piest couple , perhaps , in the ...
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... taken and brought in five of the enemy by surrounding them . And yet , my friend , sensible and judicious as you are , but partaking of the general infatuation , you seemed to believe it . The word general puts me in mind of a general ...
... taken and brought in five of the enemy by surrounding them . And yet , my friend , sensible and judicious as you are , but partaking of the general infatuation , you seemed to believe it . The word general puts me in mind of a general ...
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