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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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ing in that line. You will see by referring again to the table that the only child of Lionel, the second brother, was Philippa, a girl. She had a son, it is true, Roger Mortimer, as appears by the table; but he was yet very young, and could do nothing to assert the claims of his line. Besides
Those who arrive at the seacoast, are in a state of desperation and despair. Their purchasers are so well aware of this, and so fearful of the consequences,
out in de sun, fas’ ‘sleep, en den Brer Fox en Brer Rabbit, dey had a ‘spute ’bout how dey gwine ter fix de Hoss so he can’t git loose. One say one way en de yuther say n’er way,
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!
bought a home worth $800 or $1,000. A freedman, who was a slave until he was twenty-four years old, then had two lots worth $10,000, paid a tax of $40 and had 320 acres of land in Mercer County.
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
use the dairy here as an example. What I have said of this is equally true of many of the other industries which we teach. Aside from the economic value of this work I cannot but believe,
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