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26295	Thayer, William Makepeace	The Printer Boy; Or, How Benjamin Franklin Made His Mark An Example for Youth.			.txt	text/plain	60959	3652	78	Benjamin crying over his Whistle--A Benefit--What Franklin said Put to Candle-making at Ten Years of Age--His Father a Tallowchandler--Benjamin opposed to it--Importance of Industry--His By this time Benjamin, who had said nothing in reply to their taunts present Boston little more than Benjamin Franklin blowing his whistle "I know that," said Benjamin; "and I shall try to master it, even if I After Benjamin had worked at cutlery a suitable time, his father went "That is a long time," said Benjamin; "but I shall do what you think attracted by Benjamin's appearance, said to him: "Do you find time to "It is an excellent plan for boys to improve their minds," said Mr. Adams; "you will never regret spending your time in this way. "I tell you what it is, Benjamin," said James after having read them "I am convinced," said Benjamin, before his father had read all he	./cache/26295.txt	./txt/26295.txt