A Little Journey to the Home of Benjamin Franklin, American Statesman
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WHOLESOME FOODS.
HARTFORD LUNCH CO.
self secreted on board a ship about to sail for New York.
Arriving at New York, in three days he found the broad-beamed Dutch had small use for printers and no special admiration for the art preservative; and he started for Philadelphia.
Every one knows how he landed in a small boat at the foot of Market Street with only a few coppers in his pocket, and made his way to a bakeshop and asked for a threepenny loaf of bread, and being told they had no threepenny ...loaves, then asked for threepenny 's worth of any kind of bread, and was given three loaves.
Where is the man who in a strange land has not suffered rather than reveal his ignorance before a shopkeeper? When I was first in England and could not com- pute readily in shillings and pence, I would toss out a gold piece when I made a 14 French, German and Italian condiments have no -place in our scheme of cooking. HARTFORD LUNCH CO.
purchase and assume a 'igh and 'aughty mein. And that Philadelphia baker prob- ably died in blissful ignorance of the fact that the youth who was to be America's pride bought from him three loaves of bread when he wanted only one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHOLESOME FOODS.
HARTFORD LUNCH CO.
self secreted on board a ship about to sail for New York.
Arriving at New York, in three days he found the broad-beamed Dutch had small use for printers and no special admiration for the art preservative; and he started for Philadelphia.
Every one knows how he landed in a small boat at the foot of Market Street with only a few coppers in his pocket, and made his way to a bakeshop and asked for a threepenny loaf of bread, and being told they had no threepenny ...loaves, then asked for threepenny 's worth of any kind of bread, and was given three loaves.
Where is the man who in a strange land has not suffered rather than reveal his ignorance before a shopkeeper? When I was first in England and could not com- pute readily in shillings and pence, I would toss out a gold piece when I made a 14 French, German and Italian condiments have no -place in our scheme of cooking. HARTFORD LUNCH CO.
purchase and assume a 'igh and 'aughty mein. And that Philadelphia baker prob- ably died in blissful ignorance of the fact that the youth who was to be America's pride bought from him three loaves of bread when he wanted only one.
What to read after A Little Journey to the Home of Benjamin Franklin, American Statesman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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