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36376	Weems, M. L. (Mason Locke)	The Life of Benjamin Franklin With Many Choice Anecdotes and admirable sayings of this great man never before published by any of his biographers			.txt	text/plain	98858	4648	76	Honest Ben never courted a young man because he was rich, or the son in the old school-house, Ben observed that he thought it a great pity And pray, sir, answered Ben, do you know any young man of your Well, said the old lady, I dreamed last night, that a little man just As Ben took up his book to go away, the old lady said, stop a minute, cents' worth of daily bread and water, that young Ben Franklin "Why you know, my dear father," replied Ben, "that I could not live knows, Ben, for God is good, my son, who knows but that a fate like "Father," said Ben with a sigh, "I know that many people here in Boston Here good old Josias began to darken; and looking at Ben with great Franklin is the man." Hereupon great attention was paid to Ben. And he	./cache/36376.txt	./txt/36376.txt