Benjamin Franklin Quotes

For, In Walking Thro' The Strand And Fleet-street One Morning At Seven O'clock, I Observ'd There Was Not One Shop Open, Tho' It Had Been Daylight And The Sun Up Above Three Hours; The Inhabitants Of London Chusing Voluntarily To Live Much By Candle-light, And Sleep By Sunshine, And Yet Often Complain, A Little Absurdly, Of The Duty On Candles, And The High Price Of Tallow.

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