Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... wish I had not persuaded her to stay there . I am glad to learn from you , that that unhappy but deserving family , the W.'s , are getting into some business that may afford them subsistence . I pray that God will bless them , and that ...
... wish I had not persuaded her to stay there . I am glad to learn from you , that that unhappy but deserving family , the W.'s , are getting into some business that may afford them subsistence . I pray that God will bless them , and that ...
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... wish every lady and gentleman in France would only be so obliging as to follow my fashion , comb their own heads as I do mine , dismiss their friseurs , and pay me half the money they paid to them . You see the gentry might well afford ...
... wish every lady and gentleman in France would only be so obliging as to follow my fashion , comb their own heads as I do mine , dismiss their friseurs , and pay me half the money they paid to them . You see the gentry might well afford ...
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... wish to be well spoken of , whether alive or dead , that I imagine he could not be quite exempt from that desire ; and that at least he wished to be thought a wit , or he would not have given himself the trouble of writing so good an ...
... wish to be well spoken of , whether alive or dead , that I imagine he could not be quite exempt from that desire ; and that at least he wished to be thought a wit , or he would not have given himself the trouble of writing so good an ...
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