Mark Twain
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THE LATE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN [written about 1870] ["Never put off till to-morrow what you can do day after to-morrow just as well."—B. F.] This party was one of those persons whom they call Philosophers. He was twins, being born simultaneously in two different houses in the city of Boston. These houses remain unto this day, and have signs upon them worded in accordance with the facts. The signs are considered well enough to have, though not necessary, because the inhabitan
Mark Twain
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