The Pictorial Life of Benjamin Franklin
The Pictorial Life of Benjamin Franklin
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But his mode of doing business was different from Franklin's. He dressed and lived extravagantly, was fond of public diversion and idle amusement, ran in debt, and neglected his business, until busi- ness neglected him ; and then finding nothing to do, 92 L I F E O F packed up his printing-office, and followed Keimer with it to Barbadoes, where at length he made a total failure, and came back to Pennsylvania without a penny.
Franklin's thoughts — he was now five-and-twenty years old — began to ...be turned toward marriage. The failure of Keimer, and that of Harry, one after the other, broke off a rather mercenary arrange- ment, which the friends of a certain young woman had made to marry her to him, as they reasoned that the printing business was not a profitable one ; and this, with his disappointment in other directions, was a most fortunate circumstance for our hero, for it brought about a better match for him, and one which was the cause of much of his happiness in his after-life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his mode of doing business was different from Franklin's. He dressed and lived extravagantly, was fond of public diversion and idle amusement, ran in debt, and neglected his business, until busi- ness neglected him ; and then finding nothing to do, 92 L I F E O F packed up his printing-office, and followed Keimer with it to Barbadoes, where at length he made a total failure, and came back to Pennsylvania without a penny.
Franklin's thoughts — he was now five-and-twenty years old — began to ...be turned toward marriage. The failure of Keimer, and that of Harry, one after the other, broke off a rather mercenary arrange- ment, which the friends of a certain young woman had made to marry her to him, as they reasoned that the printing business was not a profitable one ; and this, with his disappointment in other directions, was a most fortunate circumstance for our hero, for it brought about a better match for him, and one which was the cause of much of his happiness in his after-life.
What to read after The Pictorial Life of Benjamin Franklin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weld, H. Hastings (Horatio Hastings), 1811-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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