Chapter I

12:15

Read by maryagneskatherine

Chapter II

10:25

Read by Lee Smalley

Chapter III

9:00

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Chapter IV

9:09

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Chapter V

9:17

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Chapter VI

8:52

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Chapter VII

11:05

Read by Kara Shallenberg (1969-2023)

Chapter VIII

8:46

Read by Lauren Kucma

Chapter IX

12:09

Read by Geoff Blanchard

Chapter X

11:04

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Chapter XI

11:27

Read by Sharon Kilmer

Chapter XII

10:20

Read by Patrick Wells

Chapter XIII

10:28

Read by Patrick Wells

Chapter XIV

14:02

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Chapter XV

9:19

Read by Richard Kilmer (1942 - 2022)

Chapter XVI

7:41

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A True Story

3:39

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HANDSOME AND DEFORMED LEG

5:09

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ADVICE TO A YOUNG TRADESMAN

4:36

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NECESSARY HINTS TO THOSE THAT WOULD BE RICH

2:53

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ON THE ART OF SWIMMING

5:44

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PAPER. A POEM

3:36

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PRELIMINARY ADDRESS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA ALMANAC, ENTITLED, "POOR RICHARD'S ALMA…

24:10

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OBSERVATIONS ON WAR

4:17

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THE WAY TO MAKE MONEY PLENTY IN EVERY MAN'S POCKET

2:58

Read by Etel Buss

MORALS OF CHESS

11:19

Read by Sharon Kilmer

CONVERSATION OF A COMPANY OF EPHEMERÆ; WITH THE SOLILOQUY OF ONE ADVANCED IN A…

5:16

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Largely copied directly from Franklin's autobiography

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90% is copied verbatim from Franklin's auto-biography, with some ommissions regarding the corporal temptations. It is then sprinkled with a few new Anecdotes such as his visit to his mother in Boston after being away for decades, and probably the best part were found in the appendicies with letters and essays from Franklin.

it's fine but very hard to hear

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