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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin

12. Chastity.

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Rarely use venery but for Health or Offspring; Never to Dulness, Weakness, or the Injury of your own or another's Peace or Reputation.
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1. Chapter 1 2. Introduction vii 3. INTRODUCTION 4. 1758. His eldest son Thomas lived in the house at Ecton, and left it 5. 1721. Reduced about one-third. From a copy in the Library of the 6. 1. Temperance. 7. 2. Silence. 8. 3. Order. 9. 4. Resolution. 10. 5. Frugality. 11. 6. INDUSTRY. 12. 7. Sincerity. 13. 8. Justice. 14. 9. Moderation. 15. 10. Cleanliness. 16. 11. Tranquillity. 17. 12. Chastity. 18. 13. Humility. 19. 1759. It was finally captured from the English by the 20. 3. Each waggon and team, and every saddle or pack horse, is to be 21. 1789. _Address to the Public from the Pennsylvania Society for 22. 1789. _An Account of the Supremest Court of Judicature in Pennsylvania, 23. 1790. _Martin's Account of his Consulship._ 24. 1791. _Autobiography._ 25. 1818. _Bagatelles._ 26. 1778. _The Ephemera, an Emblem of Human Life._ 27. 1779. _The Story of the Whistle._ 28. 1780. _Dialogue between Franklin and the Gout._ 29. 1806. _The Art of Procuring Pleasant Dreams._

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