The Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinUniversal Library, 1950 - 212 páginas |
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... mind having been much more improved by reading than Keimer's , I suppose it was for that reason my conversation seemed to be more valued . They had me to their houses , introduced me to their friends , and showed me much civilty , while ...
... mind having been much more improved by reading than Keimer's , I suppose it was for that reason my conversation seemed to be more valued . They had me to their houses , introduced me to their friends , and showed me much civilty , while ...
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... minds . If this correspondent had known the nature of your reputation as well as I do , he would have said : Your former writings and measures would secure attention to your Biography and Art of Virtue ; and your Biography and Art of ...
... minds . If this correspondent had known the nature of your reputation as well as I do , he would have said : Your former writings and measures would secure attention to your Biography and Art of Virtue ; and your Biography and Art of ...
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... mind enabled him to formulate ideas which were to be as important to his cause as any political victories he might ever win in conflict with ministers . He was one of the British literati and a friend of Britain's leading thinkers ...
... mind enabled him to formulate ideas which were to be as important to his cause as any political victories he might ever win in conflict with ministers . He was one of the British literati and a friend of Britain's leading thinkers ...
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