Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...H. Colburn, 1833 |
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... , Made vocal by my song , and taught his praise . [ Here follows the reading of some book , or part of a book , discoursing on and exciting to moral virtue . ] 1 PETITION . PREL . Inasmuch as by reason of PART 1 . 7 MISCELLANIES .
... , Made vocal by my song , and taught his praise . [ Here follows the reading of some book , or part of a book , discoursing on and exciting to moral virtue . ] 1 PETITION . PREL . Inasmuch as by reason of PART 1 . 7 MISCELLANIES .
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... reason to hope and believe that the goodness of my heavenly Father will not withhold from me a suitable share of tem- poral blessings , if by a virtuous and holy life I conciliate his favor and kindness : therefore I pre- sume not to ...
... reason to hope and believe that the goodness of my heavenly Father will not withhold from me a suitable share of tem- poral blessings , if by a virtuous and holy life I conciliate his favor and kindness : therefore I pre- sume not to ...
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... my enemies , -Good God , I thank thee ! For all thy innumerable benefits ; for life and reason , and the use of speech ; for health and joy , and every pleasant hour , -My good God , I 10 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
... my enemies , -Good God , I thank thee ! For all thy innumerable benefits ; for life and reason , and the use of speech ; for health and joy , and every pleasant hour , -My good God , I 10 WRITINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN .
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... reason , but of commerce . The advantage of toleration for promoting com- merce , was discovered long before by the Portuguese . They were too zealous Catholics to venture so bold a measure in Portugal ; but it was permitted in Goa ...
... reason , but of commerce . The advantage of toleration for promoting com- merce , was discovered long before by the Portuguese . They were too zealous Catholics to venture so bold a measure in Portugal ; but it was permitted in Goa ...
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... reason , and the strength of the argument be judged by that of the lungs . Among these witty gentlemen let us take a view of Ridentius ; what a contemptible figure does he make with his train of paltry admirers ! This wight shall give ...
... reason , and the strength of the argument be judged by that of the lungs . Among these witty gentlemen let us take a view of Ridentius ; what a contemptible figure does he make with his train of paltry admirers ! This wight shall give ...
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