The Life of Benjamin Franklin, Written By Himself. Now First Edited From Original Manuscripts And From His Printed Correspondence And Other Writings
The Life of Benjamin Franklin, Written By Himself. Now First Edited From Original Manuscripts And From His Printed Correspondence And Other Writings
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I long to see them and you. What became of the lottery ticket I left with your good mother, which was to produce the diamond ear-rings for you? Did Digitized byGoogk Mt. 71.] PHILOSOPHER'S STONE, 377 you get them ? If not, Fortune has wronged you, for you aught to have had them.
To Joseph I rejoice to hear of your continual progress ted* Parii, 07 ^" those useful discoveries ; I find that you January, 1777. have set all the philosophers of Europe at work upon fixed air ; and it is with great pl...easure I observe how high you stand in their opinion ; for I enjoy my friends' fame as my own.
The hint you gave me jocularly, that you did not quite despair of the philosopher's stone y draws from me a request, that, when you have found it, you will take care to lose it again ; for I believe in my conscience, that mankind are wicked enough to continue slaughtering one another as long as they can find money to pay the butchers. But, of all the wars in my time, this on the part of England appears to me the wickedest ; having no cause but malice against liberty, and the jealousy of commerce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I long to see them and you. What became of the lottery ticket I left with your good mother, which was to produce the diamond ear-rings for you? Did Digitized byGoogk Mt. 71.] PHILOSOPHER'S STONE, 377 you get them ? If not, Fortune has wronged you, for you aught to have had them.
To Joseph I rejoice to hear of your continual progress ted* Parii, 07 ^" those useful discoveries ; I find that you January, 1777. have set all the philosophers of Europe at work upon fixed air ; and it is with great pl...easure I observe how high you stand in their opinion ; for I enjoy my friends' fame as my own.
The hint you gave me jocularly, that you did not quite despair of the philosopher's stone y draws from me a request, that, when you have found it, you will take care to lose it again ; for I believe in my conscience, that mankind are wicked enough to continue slaughtering one another as long as they can find money to pay the butchers. But, of all the wars in my time, this on the part of England appears to me the wickedest ; having no cause but malice against liberty, and the jealousy of commerce.
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