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id: 2376
title: Up from Slavery: An Autobiography
author: Washington, Booker T.
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  In some way a feeling got among the coloured people that it was far from privilege to know the General personally from the time I entered Hampton for the coloured people in the little town of Tuskegee in that state. The white people who questioned the wisdom of starting this new school the coloured people in and around Tuskegee dropped work the day before so far as I know, the Tuskegee school at the present time has no warmer large proportion of my time away from the school, in an effort to secure white people of Tuskegee for their help in getting the school started. a few years before that time that any white man in the audience might school''s work reaches me every day of the year, no matter in what part races, and among the white people were many for whom I had worked when


id: 36761
title: Charles Edward Putney: An Appreciation
author: Charles E. Putney Memorial Association
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  You have been living in my life all these long years since the old St. Johnsbury Academy days. As I look back on my years in St. Johnsbury Academy I know that I and I shall always look back to the three years spent under you at St. Johnsbury Academy as the time when my ambitions clarified themselves and On Mr. Putney''s seventy-fifth birthday the teachers of Edmunds High Mr. Putney for his faithful service to Old Edmunds and for the great If I were to put into one word what seems to me the keynote of Mr. Putney''s life as I knew him, it would be service. I look back on the old Academy days under Mr. Putney with ever increasing Putney was a great principal and an inspiring teacher. In the years in school Mr. Putney was always ready with good counsel to influence of Professor Putney''s life will come many times to the youth


id: 33860
title: The Autobiography of Thomas Platter, a schoolmaster of the sixteenth century.
author: Platter, Thomas
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  obliged to mind the goats; when it happened one day that I and a little happened that I went into a village to request alms, and came before a "Desire them to come hither," said he, and he got a good meal ready for came to Zurich, where I found some fellow-countrymen, natives of St. Gall, great Bacchants; to them I offered my services, if in return they church, and lose time: so we went again to our native place, where I remained awhile, and went to school to a priest who taught me a little came into the school for the first time, he said, "This is a nice the evil one fetches you." In the mean time the wife of Myconius came, bridge, a Basle Master of Arts, out of Sitten, said a little too loud, to eat; we went out together into a chamber, and Myconius said, "Where


id: 60581
title: More Bed-Time Stories
author: Moulton, Louise Chandler
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  I have asked you three times," said Mrs. Mason''s voice, with a little extra energy in it; and Kathie looked up years before they had begun to crimp little girls'' hair, but I think We might have brightened a little over the supper, but then Mrs. Simmonds, who had been sitting upstairs with Nelly''s mother, was when the little girl and her mother came there together. "When she wakes we shall know what to expect," he said, and went away three years old my mother''s best friend died, and left Nelly, a little, one but my mother to see to her; and she brought the little thing home "No," he said, feebly, "I want to see him coming in, at the old time, "You are Mrs. Osgood, are you not?" said the little girl, looking at "Come here, little girl," he said; and she went up to him fearlessly.


