Benjamin Franklin
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The price to be paid was very low, but it was a matter of pride with Franklin to get the work done quickly, and he set up a sheet a day until the whole forty were finished. To do this he was often obliged to work at night, and sometimes he did not get to bed until nearly midnight, long after the rest of the town was asleep.
Franklin's industry and close attention to his trade were soon noticed and spoken of by the towns- people, and they began to bring him odd jobs of all kinds.
It had long bee...n his desire to publish a news- paper, and now that he was in business for himself he began to make his plans toward founding one. Andrew Bradford's paper, the Mercury, was the only news sheet then printed in Philadelphia, and this was so poor that the chance for establishing a rival paper and making a success of it appeared excellent. While Franklin was perfecting his scheme, George Webb, one of Keimer's workmen, applied to him for a position. Franklin told him that he hoped to be able to employ him soon, and 58 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN in strict confidence explained to Webb his scheme for the projected paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The price to be paid was very low, but it was a matter of pride with Franklin to get the work done quickly, and he set up a sheet a day until the whole forty were finished. To do this he was often obliged to work at night, and sometimes he did not get to bed until nearly midnight, long after the rest of the town was asleep.
Franklin's industry and close attention to his trade were soon noticed and spoken of by the towns- people, and they began to bring him odd jobs of all kinds.
It had long bee...n his desire to publish a news- paper, and now that he was in business for himself he began to make his plans toward founding one. Andrew Bradford's paper, the Mercury, was the only news sheet then printed in Philadelphia, and this was so poor that the chance for establishing a rival paper and making a success of it appeared excellent. While Franklin was perfecting his scheme, George Webb, one of Keimer's workmen, applied to him for a position. Franklin told him that he hoped to be able to employ him soon, and 58 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN in strict confidence explained to Webb his scheme for the projected paper.
What to read after Benjamin Franklin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lawrence Edward Lawrence Dudley to read onlineMoreLess
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