True Benjamin
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共 24 段- Contentment was a natural consequence of these qualities, an
- "_Gout._--Not a jot; your rhetoric and your politeness are
- He lived in the little village of Boston nearly two hundred
- This description was true enough, but was not very high prai
- The friends of James Franklin met and decided that they woul
- He carried on the joke by telling them to try the Irish bish
- Franklin's detractors have always insisted that no marriage
- "I know of no medicine fit to diminish the violent natural
- "That very person, you all know; he is now become a magistra
- He was very fond of paraphrasing the Bible as a humorous tas
- One of its greatest advantages was that it saved wood, which
- "Farther, when we consider by whom these ancient tunes were
- During the seventy years that the colony had been founded th
- His opportunity to accomplish the main object of his mission
- His old opponents, the proprietary party, were not slow to t
- As a matter of fact, they seem to have passed out of William
- Franklin's wife had died while he was in England, and his da
- The plan which the French ministry now adopted was to aid th
- Lee's charge against Franklin was that he had connived at th
- A large part of this reputation rested, Adams thought, on gr
- As a matter of fact, the French disliked everybody we sent t
- "Mr. Jay likes Frenchmen as little as Mr. Lee and Mr. Izard
- He was a member of the convention which in 1776 framed a new
- He apparently struck out the words "Love to my Daughter and"