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CONTENTS.

1. Life of Dr. Franklin, as written by himſelf ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   Page1-94

2. Continuation of his Life by Dr. Stuber ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   95-149

3. Extracts from his Will ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   149-158

4. On Early Marriages ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   159

5. On the Death of his Brother, Mr. John Franklin ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   162

6. To the late Doctor Mather of Boſton ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   164

7. The Whiſtle, a true Story; written to his Nephew ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   167

8. A Petition of the Left Hand ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   169

9. The handſome and deformed Leg ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   171

10. Converſation of a Company of Ephemeræ; with the Soliloquy of one advanced in Age ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    174

11. Morals of Cheſs ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    177

12. The Art of procuring pleaſant Dreams ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    182

13. Advice to a young Tradeſman ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    188

14. Neceſſary Hints to thoſe that would be rich ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    191

15. The Way to make Money plenty in every Man's Pocket ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    193

16. An economical Project ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    195

17. On modern Innovations in the Engliſh Language, and in Printing ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    201

18. An Account of the higheſt Court of Judicature in Pennſylvania, viz. the Court of the Preſs ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    208

19. Paper: a Poem ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    213

20. On the Art of ſwimming ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    215