Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"If what most men admire
they would despise,
It would look as if mankind
were growing wise."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Words may show a man's wit but actions his meaning."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"The noblest question in the world is
What good may I do in it?"

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Nothing brings more pain than too much pleasure; nothing more bondage than too much liberty."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Half the truth is often a great lie."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Who is wise?
He that learns from everyone.

Who is powerful?
He that governs his passions.

Who is rich?
He that is content.

Who is that?
Nobody."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Don't throw stones at your neighbors' of your own windows are glass."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Tricks and treachery are the practice of fools that have no wit enough to be honest."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Silence is not always a sign of wisdom but babbling is ever a mark of folly."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)


"The learned fool writes his nonsense in better languages than the unlearned; but still it is nonsense."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"A good Conscience is a continual Christmas."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Historians relate, not so much what is done, as what they would have believed."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Love your neighbor

Yet don't pull down your hedge."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008). 

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Glass, China and Reputation are easily cracked and never well mended."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008). 

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"If you would not be forgotten
As soon as you are dead and rotten,
Either write things worth reading
Or do things worth writing."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008). 

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Many a man thinks he is buying pleasure when he is really selling himself a slave to it."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1709-1790)

"Genius without Education is like Silver in the Mine."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Laws too gentle are seldom obeyed; too severe, seldom executed."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Anger is never without a reason but seldom with a good one."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790)

"Sell not virtue to purchase wealth nor liberty to purchase power."

• From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).

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