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-NnrPENpENcE- after his estab-
lssment in Philadelphia. Franklin was
offered piece for publication In his news
paper. Being very busy, he begged that
tbe gentleman would leave 1t for considers
atom. The next day the author called,
aud asked his opinion of it. why, SIR re.
piled Franklin, Il am sorry to say that
think il highly scurrilous and defamasory.
Bu, being al a loss. on account OF my power
ty, whether 10 reject it or not, though'
vould nut it to this issue; At night when
nv work wa done, bought two pen
ny loaf on which. with mug of water,
made my evening repast-and then, wrap
ping myself in my great coat. | slept very
soundly on the floor till morning. wher
another loaf and mug OF wafer aiofaee
me pleasant breakfast. Now. SIR, since
( can live very comfortably in this manner
whv should prostitute my press to person
al hatred, or party passion for a more lux
urious livingR