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THE MAN AND HIS SCHOOL IN THE MAKING
ff to the best advantage a part of the Tuskegee dairy herd 290
Mr. Washington feeding his chickens with green stuffs raised in his own garden 306
Mr. Washington in his onion patch 306
Mr. Washington sorting in his lettuce bed 306
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
BUILDER OF A CIVILIZATION
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Den dey ‘buse him thoo an’ thoo;
Well, hit ‘s all de same.
Somep’n’s wrong erbout my lung,
An’ I ‘s glad hit ‘s so.
Doctah says ‘at I ‘ll die young,
Well, I wants to go!
egan to snicker. His helpless condition went straight to my heart, and gripped my sympathies. I felt that if he failed, it would in some way be my failure. I raised my hand, and, under cover of the excitement and the teacher’s attempts to regain order,
ny one who doubts that there is a peculiar heel-tickling,
smile-provoking, joy-awakening, response-compelling charm in Ragtime needs only to hear a skilful perform
ine comes into shape, I am beginning to decipher the individual parts. At first, of course, they all looked just alike; the variety comes afterwards, and they are just as distinguishable
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