Life And Times of Frederick Douglass
Life And Times of Frederick Douglass
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I was reluctant to take the proffered position. I had not been quite three years from slavery and was honestly distrustful of my ability, and I wished to be excused. Besides, publicity might discover me to my master, and many other objections presented themselves. But Mr. Collins was not to be refused, and 1 finally consented to go out for three months, supposing I should in that length of time come to the end of my story and my consequent usefulness. " ") Here opened for me a new life a life f...or which I had / had no preparation. Mr. Collins used to say when intro- / ducing me to an audience, I was a " graduate from the peculiar institution, with my diploma written on my back. 19 The three years of my freedom had been spent in the hard school of adversity. My hands seemed to be fur- nished with something like a leather coating, and I had marked out for myself a life of rough labor, suited to the 268 AS A CHATTEL.
hardness of my hands, as a means of supporting my family and rearing my children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was reluctant to take the proffered position. I had not been quite three years from slavery and was honestly distrustful of my ability, and I wished to be excused. Besides, publicity might discover me to my master, and many other objections presented themselves. But Mr. Collins was not to be refused, and 1 finally consented to go out for three months, supposing I should in that length of time come to the end of my story and my consequent usefulness. " ") Here opened for me a new life a life f...or which I had / had no preparation. Mr. Collins used to say when intro- / ducing me to an audience, I was a " graduate from the peculiar institution, with my diploma written on my back. 19 The three years of my freedom had been spent in the hard school of adversity. My hands seemed to be fur- nished with something like a leather coating, and I had marked out for myself a life of rough labor, suited to the 268 AS A CHATTEL.
hardness of my hands, as a means of supporting my family and rearing my children.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglass Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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