Available Poems in Poor Richard's Almanac (by Benjamin Franklin )

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• Don't throw stones at your neighbour  (Sally K. Albrecht)
• Early to bed, early to rise  (Sally K. Albrecht)
• Happy the nation, fortunate the age  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• Here comes Glib-Tongue who can outflatter  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• He that composes himself is wiser than he that composes music  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• People wrapped up in themselves make small packages  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• Sally laughs at everything you say  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• Three can keep a secret if two are dead  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• Truth is bitter but a lie is savoury at times  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)
• Who lies down with dogs rises up with fleas  (Elizabeth Walton Vercoe)