Up From Slavery; An Autobiography
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Very soon the problem of providing more rooms for the girls, as well as a larger board- ing department for all the students, grew serious.
As a result, we finally decided to undertake the construction of a still larger building — a building that would contain rooms for the girls and boarding accommodations for all.
After having had a preliminary sketch of the needed building made, we found that it would cost about ten thousand dollars. We had no money whatever with which to begin; still we deci...ded to give the needed building a name. We knew we could name it, even though we were in doubt about J77 178 UP FROM SLAVERY our ability to secure the means for its construction.
We decided to call the proposed building Alabama Hall, in honour of the state in which we were labour- ing. Again Miss Davidson began making efforts to enlist the interest and help of the coloured and white people in and near Tuskegee. They re- sponded willingly, in proportion to their means.
The students, as in the case of our first building, Porter Hall, began digging out the dirt in order to allow the laying of the foundations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very soon the problem of providing more rooms for the girls, as well as a larger board- ing department for all the students, grew serious.
As a result, we finally decided to undertake the construction of a still larger building — a building that would contain rooms for the girls and boarding accommodations for all.
After having had a preliminary sketch of the needed building made, we found that it would cost about ten thousand dollars. We had no money whatever with which to begin; still we deci...ded to give the needed building a name. We knew we could name it, even though we were in doubt about J77 178 UP FROM SLAVERY our ability to secure the means for its construction.
We decided to call the proposed building Alabama Hall, in honour of the state in which we were labour- ing. Again Miss Davidson began making efforts to enlist the interest and help of the coloured and white people in and near Tuskegee. They re- sponded willingly, in proportion to their means.
The students, as in the case of our first building, Porter Hall, began digging out the dirt in order to allow the laying of the foundations.
What to read after Up From Slavery; An Autobiography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Booker T Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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