A quotation (sort of) from Ben Franklin

Beware, beware! he’ll cheat ’ithout scruple, who can without fear.

Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) American statesman, scientist, philosopher, aphorist
Poor Richard (1743 ed.)

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Beware, beware! he’ll cheat ’ithout scruple, who can without fear. Not original with Franklin; see Fuller (1725).

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A quotation from Steven Moffat

JANE: Oh, I know about pretending. I once went on holiday and pretended to be twins. It was amazing fun. I invented this mad, glamorous sister and went around really annoying everybody. And d’you know, I could get away with anything when I was my crazy twin Jane.
 
SALLY: But you’re Jane.
 
JANE: Kinda stuck. It’s a long story.

Steven Moffat (b. 1961) Scottish television writer, producer
Coupling, 02×09 “The End of the Line” (2001-10-29)

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A quotation from Fuller, Thomas (1654):

«
Whatever thou undertakest, so do it as if it were to come to the Knowledge of all Men.
»

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https://wist.info/fuller-thomas-1654/71297/

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Introductio ad Prudentiam, Vol. 1, # 415 (1725) - Fuller, Thomas (1654) | WIST Quotations

Whatever thou undertakest, so do it as if it were to come to the Knowledge of all Men.

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