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Poor Richard, or Benjamin Franklin, may have viewed Rip Van Winkle as lazy and unproductive for wasting his time and avoiding responsibility by sleeping for 20 years. The idea of idleness and procrastination would likely not align with Poor Richard's values of hard work and industry as reflected in his famous sayings and writings.
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Who wrote Poor Richard's Almanic?
poor richard
Was one of Benjamin Franklin's nicknames Poor Richard?
No. Poor Richard referred to Richard Saunders, a pseudonym Franklin created as the publisher of Poor Richard's Almanack.
What does they would rather starve on a penny than work for a pound mean by rip van winkle?
This phrase from Rip Van Winkle means that the characters would prefer to go hungry and be poor than to put in the effort and work hard for more money. It reflects their resistance to changing their ways and their preference for a simpler, easier life.
Is it Poor Richard's Almanac or Poor Richard's Almanack?
Its Almanack -- its in my social studies book.
When was Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack published?
Poor Richard's Almanack was published in different editions from 1732 to 1758.
What is the web address of the Poor Richard'S Art in Rogers Arkansas?
The web address of the Poor Richard'S Art is: http://www.poorrichardsart.com
What is the phone number of the Poor Richard'S Art in Rogers Arkansas?
The phone number of the Poor Richard'S Art is: 479-636-0417.
What represents ben franklins primary contribution to American literature?
poor Richard almanack & his autobiography
If you would know the value of money try to borrow some?
This aphorism is from Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin.
Was Poor Richard's Almanack apart of the Articles of Confederation?
Poor Richard's Almanac and the Articles of Confederation are two completely separate, different things.
Why were some people unwilling of giving money to charity?
they thought the poor didn't want to improve their condition
What has the author B Franklin written?
B. Franklin has written: 'Poor Richard's Almanac' 'The creed and modern thought' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Apostles' Creed 'On the Choice of a Mistress'
