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quadgram	frequency
for the purpose of	27
at the same time	24
in the midst of	18
for the first time	18
a good deal of	15
at the end of	15
a great deal of	15
i do not believe	15
the opening of the	14
one of the most	14
it seemed to me	14
it seems to me	14
the work at tuskegee	13
i do not know	13
the greater part of	13
men and women who	12
to be able to	12
do not believe that	12
the end of the	12
money with which to	12
a large number of	12
at the present time	11
of the hampton institute	11
of the coloured people	11
was one of the	11
are still coming in	10
that it would be	10
young men and women	10
of the fact that	10
the town of tuskegee	10
the sheaves are still	10
at the close of	10
sheaves are still coming	10
the days of slavery	10
the middle of the	10
the part of the	9
the rest of the	9
the midst of the	9
i went into the	9
that i do not	9
of the united states	8
i was determined to	8
it has been my	8
the coloured people in	8
when i went into	8
that i had not	8
as well as a	8
during the days of	8
the time that i	8
of the name of	8
the president of the	8
greater part of the	8
and at the same	8
that i did not	8
in the town of	8
been my privilege to	8
in the direction of	8
i am glad to	8
the fact that the	8
in the case of	8
in connection with the	8
the life of the	8
as soon as i	8
that there was no	7
on the part of	7
on the other hand	7
for a number of	7
in the matter of	7
for the sake of	7
to such an extent	7
i did not know	7
a member of the	7
and the sheaves are	7
the southern white man	7
for the reason that	7
to me to be	7
the close of the	7
of my own race	7
in the interests of	7
i do not think	7
the southern white people	7
that he could not	7
such an extent that	7
to the point where	7
seemed to me to	7
in spite of the	7
make it a rule	7
to deliver an address	6
of men and women	6
had the feeling that	6
of the young men	6
i do not want	6
to be used in	6
of the white people	6
what i have said	6
that i have ever	6
i have never seen	6
with which to pay	6
the first time i	6
the use of the	6
did not know how	6
all parts of the	6
i shall never forget	6
on account of the	6
so far as i	6
with the understanding that	6
in a large degree	6
cast down your bucket	6
parts of the country	6
in the habit of	6
to whom i have	6
early in the morning	6
the white people of	6
in the mean time	6
no money with which	6
not know how to	6
the history of the	6
that i could not	6
in the middle of	6
the progress of the	5
as a result of	5
to go to the	5
from the bottom of	5
as i look back	5
i was able to	5
hundred and fifty dollars	5
to hear me speak	5
to the effect that	5
time that i was	5
for me to speak	5
that i would not	5
as soon as it	5
master thomas becomes a	5
to secure an education	5
your bucket where you	5
the first time that	5
in addition to the	5
i was obliged to	5
i am convinced that	5
the success of the	5
for the opening of	5
i found myself in	5
coloured people in the	5
was the first time	5
a large proportion of	5
as i have stated	5
i knew that the	5
the education of the	5
had a good deal	5
that i had ever	5
part of the south	5
as soon as the	5
normal and industrial institute	5
in the city of	5
i have often been	5
it would be a	5
do not want to	5
seemed to me that	5
that at the present	5
i had not seen	5
i did not have	5
i have always felt	5
to work in the	5
the treasurer of the	5
yield to the temptation	5
in the first place	5
the men and women	5
two hundred and fifty	5
life of the people	5
has been my privilege	5
to get an education	5
part of the country	5
that it was a	5
did not want to	5
was the beginning of	5
occurred to me that	5
of my first year	5
i make it a	5
the people of the	5
it seemed as if	5
the interests of the	5
in the history of	5
in a way that	5
the head of the	5
did not know what	5
he said to me	5
had no money with	5
a part of the	5
as well as the	5
the remainder of the	5
i had never before	5
it a rule to	5
i went to the	5
the conduct of the	5
down your bucket where	5
it was hard for	5
work of the school	5
as if he were	5
had the privilege of	5
the character of the	5
in the heart of	5
bucket where you are	5
seemed to have been	5
it would have been	5
to shake hands with	5
the work of the	5
in a large measure	5
he had been a	5
in order to get	5
it was the first	5
the best people in	4
in and out of	4
there must have been	4
the burlington high school	4
a student at hampton	4
invitation came to me	4
parts of the state	4
different parts of the	4
i had no idea	4
in order that they	4
out into the world	4
boys and girls in	4
it was a great	4
i recall that one	4
coloured people of the	4
i had the feeling	4
the influence of the	4
and in a few	4
a hundred and twenty	4
some of them were	4
to find the country	4
was hard for me	4
to get out of	4
tuskegee normal and industrial	4
quite a number of	4
for a long time	4
the school for the	4
that there would be	4
parts of the united	4
and women who were	4
i want you to	4
at that time there	4
to say that i	4
of the school in	4
the end of my	4
we were in the	4
i was the only	4
many of the older	4
when i entered the	4
an old coloured man	4
was to be a	4
seems to me that	4
in proportion as the	4
i accepted the invitation	4
bottom of my heart	4
more than once i	4
most of the students	4
the college street church	4
in the way of	4
and after a while	4
and it seemed to	4
at that time a	4
to go into the	4
there was no hope	4
took me by the	4
address which i delivered	4
of the two races	4
i have spoken of	4
the community in which	4
into contact with the	4
the address which i	4
as well as to	4
as i have said	4
it was not long	4
that he had no	4
those who do the	4
money to pay my	4
we went into the	4
of the value of	4
with a sort of	4
middle of the night	4
in the old days	4
whom i have already	4
in the state of	4
i refer to the	4
but in some way	4
coming into contact with	4
to one of the	4
knew that he was	4
with which to buy	4
in different parts of	4
up in the morning	4
on the other side	4
as to what i	4
in and near tuskegee	4
the bottom of my	4
that they had been	4
to speak to you	4
that he was not	4
have been able to	4
i felt that the	4
was at that time	4
far as i can	4
not far from the	4
and said that he	4
he was to be	4
people in the town	4
i have tried to	4
it had been a	4
no one in the	4
is going to be	4
when we were in	4
a number of years	4
in one of the	4
of the people of	4
people in and near	4
that one of the	4
of the negro race	4
to be held in	4
opening of the school	4
within a few weeks	4
as if i had	4
is one of the	4
that i was a	4
to pay for the	4
member of my race	4
to take care of	4
among the coloured people	4
the heart of the	4
to be used for	4
of the best people	4
end of the first	4
that this was the	4
i found that the	4
had learned to read	4
that it was not	4
for a whole week	4
a large part of	4
come into contact with	4
deliver an address at	4
some of the slaves	4
this was the first	4
that they did not	4
a member of my	4
i thought it was	4
the close of my	4
time and time again	4
i had not been	4
that i was to	4
when i came to	4
the coloured people were	4
are those who do	4
there was never a	4
in the house of	4
after the opening of	4
the people in the	4
the board of directors	4
came to me from	4
to take charge of	3
when he heard that	3
the top of the	3
have often been asked	3
the laying of the	3
that he did not	3
and she could not	3
to be sure to	3
i had to pay	3
if i could only	3
as if she were	3
has ever been my	3
of the negro in	3
and some of them	3
time i saw him	3
the cost of their	3
of the reconstruction period	3
in all the ways	3
the white man who	3
the people of my	3
to be permitted to	3
more i am convinced	3
get out of the	3
i went into a	3
so as to be	3
the present time the	3
how to care for	3
the first night i	3
that the coloured people	3
be able to do	3
opening of the exposition	3
large proportion of the	3
there was a large	3
i have said that	3
but i was determined	3
been able to do	3
an opportunity to get	3
the head boy of	3
with which to go	3
that he should not	3
i had ever seen	3
from the time i	3
it would be difficult	3
i am going to	3
the owner of the	3
the white people in	3
the capital of the	3
got up in the	3
i think it was	3
explained to me that	3
it a rule never	3
in a few days	3
had not been in	3
for i was afraid	3
there must be no	3
i believe that in	3
to teach them to	3
and gave me a	3
black belt of the	3
at the foot of	3
to do something which	3
down to the table	3
was trying to do	3
half of each day	3
in the summer of	3
just in proportion as	3
all the members of	3
and said to him	3
that he had been	3
in the same room	3
of the community in	3
and as soon as	3
what is your name	3
and then he told	3
as one of the	3
the same time i	3
that it is a	3
going to be a	3
with the rest of	3
i shall always remember	3
was not long in	3
from the big house	3
say nothing of the	3
felt that i had	3
had an opportunity to	3
not believe that one	3
as well as several	3
it was difficult for	3
myself to be persuaded	3
and said to me	3
was sent to the	3
it is a great	3
to make an address	3
would be difficult to	3
for that i had	3
ever been my privilege	3
i allowed myself to	3
he was able to	3
that i wanted to	3
be made to apply	3
in the future of	3
of one of the	3
to me that the	3
at the top of	3
am glad to say	3
robbed me of a	3
in addition to this	3
and from thence to	3
to the temptation to	3
she was a very	3
of the coming of	3
to be the most	3
she began to think	3
of the tuskegee institute	3
to the end of	3
at that time the	3
that it was the	3
at the bottom of	3
gave us an opportunity	3
i said that i	3
the proper thing for	3
to say nothing of	3
the foot of the	3
which i have referred	3
it has ever been	3
we wanted to teach	3
had been asked to	3
we were the guests	3
who do the most	3
i had learned to	3
school for the first	3
he knew that he	3
of the tuskegee school	3
had been sent to	3
some kind of a	3
fact that he had	3
when i reached the	3
the latest and best	3
that this was a	3
sympathized with me in	3
to the cause which	3
an address at the	3
did not have the	3
she had a heart	3
would be willing to	3
when i say that	3
you like to live	3
did not like to	3
to the temptation of	3
the fact that he	3
i have already referred	3
i thought to myself	3
never occurred to me	3
members of my race	3
was a student at	3
the school in the	3
so that we could	3
for the most part	3
in regard to the	3
but it was all	3
whom i have referred	3
come out of the	3
up my mind that	3
i began to get	3
allowed myself to be	3
i had to say	3
of the work at	3
to take possession of	3
the time i was	3
do not know how	3
from all parts of	3
that i might be	3
white man in the	3
that time there was	3
some trade or industry	3
it seemed to him	3
and the more i	3
by the students themselves	3
went into the cellar	3
i knew that i	3
i am glad that	3
of the students in	3
not been able to	3
in which he lived	3
teach them how to	3
as if he had	3
a new kind of	3
the church and the	3
i went back to	3
take the place of	3
when i was about	3
with the idea that	3
treasurer of the hampton	3
that i was in	3
other parts of the	3
a rule never to	3
to be seen in	3
the elevation of the	3
not know where to	3
during the time that	3
the state of alabama	3
just as much as	3
had not been able	3
she used to say	3
the city of boston	3
the school at tuskegee	3
between the two races	3
i look back on	3
a quarter of a	3
in the form of	3
home in west virginia	3
to me that there	3
to give up the	3
seemed to be a	3
but she was not	3
would say that i	3
the work of securing	3
of the white race	3
at the time we	3
to call attention to	3
not recall that i	3
who seemed to be	3
i could not help	3
the money with which	3
it seemed to be	3
cost of their board	3
the mean time i	3
found out that i	3
i had no money	3
to make a living	3
in contrast with the	3
i now recall the	3
impressed itself upon me	3
did not know that	3
had to be done	3
me by the hand	3
that i would have	3
i should not have	3
i care little for	3
to write to him	3
from the time that	3
take care of her	3
his sense of humor	3
as far as i	3
do not recall that	3
and when it was	3
the first thing that	3
quarter of a mile	3
to sit at the	3
up and not down	3
making bricks without straw	3
during the whole of	3
the white man to	3
an opportunity to see	3
through a period of	3
time in which to	3
with which to begin	3
i had to go	3
pay a visit to	3
the relations of the	3
in the way that	3
had been used to	3
and said to myself	3
the other side of	3
they sent me to	3
said that he had	3
other side of the	3
i wish i could	3
the object of my	3
at the beginning of	3
what i had said	3
my efforts to get	3
but when i had	3
the interests of tuskegee	3
year and a half	3
pay my travelling expenses	3
in every way possible	3
from door to door	3
as to be sure	3
end of my first	3
the most of these	3
house in which i	3
which i have described	3
i think that it	3
a certain amount of	3
enough money to pay	3
the oldest and most	3
two or three years	3
me to return to	3
being used as a	3
had much to do	3
the time when i	3
the th of december	3
to yield to the	3
a constant source of	3
that i would be	3
i remember that i	3
did not know where	3
president of the united	3
made up my mind	3
one of the best	3
men and women of	3
coloured and white people	3
after a while i	3
i told him that	3
use of the tooth	3
what i had to	3
of the white man	3
as soon as they	3
going from door to	3
a boy of seventy	3
order that they might	3
for two or three	3
the town of hampton	3
he is going to	3
the buildings erected by	3
in order that i	3
the national educational association	3
he had never been	3
it must have been	3
on earth and good	3
as i had not	3
in honour of the	3
found it difficult to	3
to me that this	3
and a little girl	3
rest of the world	3
the captain of the	3
might be able to	3
for the new building	3
not believe that the	3
in the ability of	3
he did not know	3
washington and i were	3
and the remainder of	3
the white citizens of	3
at that time i	3
like to live with	3
i have referred to	3
if i had been	3
i have had the	3
the greater portion of	3
to work out the	3
my wife and i	3
to our native place	3
people of my race	3
of the town of	3
contact with the best	3
there was a great	3
for a boy of	3
glad of this opportunity	3
members of the race	3
for any one to	3
i would have to	3
sat down to the	3
of which i had	3
to go to church	3
i was in the	3
that there are few	3
i would say that	3
of the black man	3
the whole of the	3
to the hampton institute	3
who had learned to	3
than once i have	3
to see how the	3
it was one of	3
but i have never	3
but i had no	3
the ability of the	3
had been a long	3
for want of a	3
after a good deal	3
in the minds of	3
of my second year	3
the tuskegee normal and	3
a few days after	3
that i was not	3
in the course of	3
that i should become	3
one of his pupils	3
a great privilege to	3
which came to me	3
the white and coloured	3
heart of the south	3
i am often asked	3
and that it would	3
that no one can	3
by the labour of	3
the black belt of	3
burlington high school register	3
soon as it was	3
but i could not	3
to live in a	3
i was a student	3
in the long run	3
she did not speak	3
in the south that	3
the young men and	3
a certain kind of	3
white man who begins	3
i was with him	3
on one of the	3
peace on earth and	3
work in the coal	3
i think that the	3
greater portion of the	3
community in which he	3
money to pay for	3
i was going to	3
the members of my	3
on the school grounds	3
best people in the	3
the trustees of the	3
the old methods of	3
as she used to	3
notwithstanding the fact that	3
pleasantly surprised to receive	3
against wind and tide	3
i had grown to	3
it was all the	3
to learn to read	3
we did not have	3
i went to my	3
one or two years	3
hard for me to	3
to which i have	3
history of the negro	3
he told me that	3
that i shall never	3
into the church to	3
the case of the	3
the name of the	3
came into the room	3
in the burlington high	3
one of the great	3
of the first month	3
belt of the south	3
the world wants done	3
of the atlanta exposition	3
but that was not	3
an hour in the	3
in the open air	3
white people in the	3
me to come to	3
and out of the	3
what i had done	3
that sort of thing	3
the hearts of all	3
i used to be	3
i do not recall	3
the reason that i	3
all the rest of	3
every part of the	3
as soon as we	3
that i had made	3
most of the coloured	3
of the time in	3
i had a good	3
in the large cities	3
would have been no	3
the top of a	3
putney was a great	3
to care for their	3
seemed more like a	3
in proportion as we	3
kitchen and dining room	3
buildings erected by the	3
the beginning of our	3
every one of them	3
the way that i	3
to go to school	3
illustrations by addie ledyard	3
when i was a	3
to assist in the	3
to pay my way	3
who found their way	3
but i do not	3
on the morning of	3
and i did not	3
at the opening of	3
he was interested in	3
a man who was	3
shake hands with me	3
that i have not	3
the value of the	3
as i remember it	3
that it has ever	3
the question as to	3
i have always had	3
of this opportunity to	3
in the hearts of	3
safe in saying that	3
in the country districts	3
a sum of money	3
by louise chandler moulton	3
i felt that i	3
did not dare to	3
the coloured people of	3
and some of the	3
to return to hampton	3
people in the south	3
i feel sure that	3
been away from home	3
it occurred to me	3
white people of tuskegee	3
was not able to	3
in the education of	3
interests of both races	3
i want to say	3
in an effort to	3
future of my race	3
one of my young	3
in the fall of	3
the idea that the	3
was a great teacher	3
they were going to	3
to sing the mass	3
me that there is	3
to the extent that	3
through the medium of	3
a few years before	3
he was one of	3
in getting the school	3
students who had been	3
i have found that	3
i have often heard	3
in the morning i	3
the next morning i	3
was not long before	3
that i have never	2
which i could earn	2
but i had not	2
name and place in	2
wrapped his face in	2
in the fear of	2
better than some one	2
in human nature which	2
opening of the atlanta	2
to make friends in	2
i am conscious of	2
of the southern white	2
corn bread and pork	2
me a reception at	2
in a way to	2
more than one occasion	2
not know what the	2
it was only a	2
of a coloured man	2
invited to attend a	2
some distance from the	2
to remain in school	2
whether or not he	2
and for a long	2
wanted to teach them	2
i returned to tuskegee	2
the conferring of the	2
as a young man	2
of the best and	2
distance from my home	2
i could not get	2
of what i had	2
if he did not	2
out of their way	2
meeting and the plantation	2
out of the way	2
that he is going	2
i walked the streets	2
opened for me to	2
but at the same	2
that the way to	2
of the school is	2
that in the great	2
to a degree that	2
most of the time	2
we were worthy of	2
but as soon as	2
gave me an opportunity	2
by one of the	2
we were able to	2
i made it known	2
freedom of the slaves	2
my debt to him	2
in the spring of	2
are few places in	2
of the white south	2
an honorary degree from	2
a new flax shirt	2
for he was a	2
it was a constant	2
of the older coloured	2
when we came into	2
and women who have	2
of students to another	2
can come into contact	2
the number of students	2
on with the printing	2
to see us off	2
me to be the	2
received the letter which	2
we wanted to give	2
i first saw mr	2
went as far as	2
and it was not	2
of the american negro	2
from the immediate work	2
as to the best	2
that he has a	2
i recall that during	2
to the glory of	2
had the satisfaction of	2
the instructors in the	2
the help of the	2
that i will be	2
hour and a half	2
asking me to return	2
we came again to	2
so exhausted that she	2
determined that i would	2
a few weeks later	2
always seemed to me	2
but little more than	2
the governor of massachusetts	2
business part of the	2
so that i could	2
where he dared to	2
it was time to	2
i received a telegram	2
to have known your	2
saying that i had	2
i shall be glad	2
he had given his	2
that he was the	2
to be more correct	2
up the idea of	2
i soon found out	2
the understanding that i	2
we could make a	2
i had only a	2
principal of the hampton	2
to the present i	2
ten hours during the	2
sent us six thousand	2
habit of eating meat	2
wood for heating the	2
set of students to	2
as far as the	2
to give us the	2
the work was hard	2
i do not remember	2
informed that i would	2
of the board of	2
stop the progress of	2
to get hold of	2
me a great deal	2
am glad that our	2
the most for others	2
the hand in all	2
he was in the	2
myself up by the	2
secure an education at	2
there is nothing in	2
prominent part in the	2
he was a faithful	2
the old plantation for	2
felt that they could	2
the most of the	2
in finding out what	2
surprised to receive a	2
a mule and a	2
interest and help of	2
a few days ago	2
satisfied with the frolic	2
and i must confess	2
about this time the	2
occasion to write to	2
could not have been	2
i should like to	2
call upon the saints	2
last time i saw	2
to take part in	2
should become a priest	2
from the lips of	2
was to be the	2
found it packed with	2
the slaves throughout the	2
you to be sure	2
you are not fit	2
not long before i	2
thomas becomes a travelling	2
to teach the students	2
from the white and	2
came to the school	2
some one else more	2
no one knows what	2
that goes a long	2
asked me to write	2
one set of students	2
turned pale as she	2
for the elevation of	2
that i have and	2
the value of our	2
the city of richmond	2
me a good deal	2
was no hope for	2
over the heads of	2
money to provide for	2
that i think i	2
recall that during the	2
some way i managed	2
cement the friendship of	2
received a letter from	2
with my wife and	2
ends of the earth	2
may get the idea	2
that i spent in	2
the head of a	2
i can still well	2
in a passion of	2
that has taken place	2
and moral and religious	2
were too poor to	2
man came to me	2
i spoke before the	2
take care of the	2
really made to order	2
miles from the plantation	2
to vote from principle	2
the machinery of the	2
of the judges of	2
putney was a man	2
north and in the	2
read as i went	2
the visit of the	2
seemed as if the	2
whence do you come	2
in the morning there	2
any idea of the	2
garrison looked at him	2
and told me that	2
had a feeling that	2
the end of his	2
getting the school started	2
a few weeks we	2
and in the south	2
you have set me	2
people who are always	2
had never been so	2
shall be glad to	2
to go with a	2
the people with whom	2
a great impression upon	2
feeling that it would	2
i was in a	2
for so many years	2
doctor had told me	2
a life of unselfishness	2
which i was not	2
education of the negro	2
fact that i had	2
conductor did not want	2
repeat the experience of	2
at the rate of	2
a great deal to	2
that he ought to	2
the fact that a	2
if he had been	2
board in the regular	2
but i think it	2
the opportunity to help	2
did not know of	2
large proportion of them	2
from year to year	2
a result of the	2
a thousand miles away	2
and bought a little	2
that i had a	2
women who apply to	2
in the height of	2
would not have been	2
the opportunity of coming	2
the cost of my	2
in a few years	2
question as to whether	2
also that i was	2
at a certain hour	2
incidents in my life	2
of the christian church	2
asked to make an	2
have always felt proud	2
i think i am	2
in this way would	2
as i could to	2
kept in close touch	2
soon as we got	2
my month of travel	2
have set me a	2
in which tuskegee is	2
no matter what his	2
white people in and	2
where i was to	2
place in the world	2
before the white people	2
believe that my race	2
i could not bring	2
necessary part of the	2
in the sunday school	2
in all my teaching	2
noted that just in	2
i was a mere	2
for all that i	2
the ways i could	2
in the school at	2
against the white man	2
boy of eagleheight school	2
my work in connection	2
over and over again	2
peeping over the shoulders	2
man who was sent	2
not know how many	2
since that time i	2
i have been asked	2
as well as my	2
that i think has	2
much to do with	2
i might be able	2
my share of the	2
name was anthony platter	2
especially those of us	2
difficult to get the	2
his dignity and his	2
the poor little waif	2
time one of the	2
course the coloured people	2
i knew him as	2
as i went in	2
spare the time from	2
on the road to	2
the house is on	2
because of his very	2
above the cost of	2
that they were going	2
the same time keep	2
to basle to my	2
began to read them	2
who at that time	2
just as they were	2
were not a few	2
my work in the	2
so that they could	2
in order to make	2
that i make it	2
if there was a	2
for me to add	2
received a telegram from	2
the effort to secure	2
would be the one	2
but in our case	2
the board of overseers	2
drawn myself up by	2
actual life of the	2
it was not my	2
president and his cabinet	2
i could not have	2
the students and teachers	2
long before i had	2
that the people had	2
the large number of	2
knew any thing of	2
to share it with	2
seemed to feel that	2
no one else to	2
was allowed to go	2
a southern white man	2
urchin has robbed me	2
when i was just	2
that we were worthy	2
of one of his	2
comes to me after	2
he looked at the	2
to live to see	2
he is in contact	2
that i had heard	2
large portion of the	2
was to teach the	2
so in so many	2
from the city council	2
two or three decades	2
the plan of having	2
within the last few	2
as is the custom	2
i am sure i	2
to us to buy	2
some of the passengers	2
and all except four	2
even to this day	2
of a man of	2
decided to give us	2
as they were ringing	2
i used to envy	2
the coloured men who	2
in all my efforts	2
with them in their	2
have a birthday tomorrow	2
i can be at	2
the eyes of the	2
began to know that	2
this i felt that	2
no relation to her	2
her fault if it	2
sending their children to	2
was actually going to	2
degree from the oldest	2
there was a feeling	2
to go to basle	2
the phelps hall bible	2
work at my trade	2
the call of the	2
help me out of	2
one plantation to another	2
it is seldom that	2
the officials of the	2
who wanted to learn	2
had been in the	2
for the same purpose	2
soon after the opening	2
that the people in	2
so unfortunate as to	2
of those who were	2
good deal of the	2
not by any means	2
it will not be	2
a visit from the	2
we were not able	2
of one of her	2
but it was not	2
of a mile away	2
the proper thing to	2
gentleman of the old	2
bound to go up	2
after the death of	2
the actual life of	2
the number of people	2
you can be sure	2
came to us in	2
men and women on	2
of the slave to	2
the lives of all	2
there would be more	2
on a slip of	2
was with him a	2
an umbrella over me	2
the life of our	2
as i went backwards	2
into the lives of	2
out of which i	2
to me as if	2
of the kind that	2
they are not old	2
he had been so	2
i was successful in	2
members of any race	2
pale slip of a	2
he came again to	2
in the early morning	2
seemed to be pleased	2
and thanked me heartily	2
master thomas in the	2
go home with me	2
hall bible training school	2
what was known as	2
the members of our	2
with a smile which	2
of the slaves would	2
the labour of the	2
side of the work	2
he was a great	2
go out of their	2
who came to the	2
hand in all things	2
a few of the	2
the students in their	2
be of service to	2
and the longer the	2
the men who wrote	2
many of them had	2
as one who had	2
part of the time	2
the name of booker	2
come in contact with	2
the feeling that it	2
and went to the	2
all this tended to	2
people of tuskegee and	2
an abandoned log cabin	2
walked the greater portion	2
master thomas begins to	2
the influence that has	2
grass about a step	2
with an evil sneer	2
a reception at which	2
than any other teacher	2
for me to come	2
pity from the bottom	2
understanding that i was	2
the very next day	2
the first time they	2
like a dream than	2
but he had been	2
of doing that which	2
man at the desk	2
a demand for the	2
to speak to an	2
after he had once	2
felt that this was	2
which seemed to me	2
during the civil war	2
of this or that	2
my father and mother	2
he asked me to	2
can you tell me	2
she would not have	2
as to whether or	2
rejoicing on the part	2
son of the burgomaster	2
who are engaged in	2
in a few minutes	2
the fact that i	2
of the southern whites	2
travelling over the mountains	2
white citizens of tuskegee	2
it was known that	2
true measure of mr	2
than some one else	2
went up to her	2
the sign of the	2
with what i said	2
element in the south	2
he put out his	2
the proper use of	2
when i went away	2
it was not only	2
more clearly than ever	2
by the southern white	2
me and said that	2
have been made to	2
i had had the	2
what i ought to	2
master thomas becomes armour	2
got out of my	2
order that i might	2
is bound to go	2
there is something in	2
white men and women	2
epoch in the history	2
that he had found	2
the south where the	2
me all that he	2
in the south as	2
visit of the president	2
a way that will	2
to work at my	2
felt it to be	2
the coloured people who	2
as well as from	2
went on with his	2
where to find a	2
people in the large	2
was very pleasantly surprised	2
of our property is	2
true gentleman belongs everywhere	2
a feeling of deep	2
that the day is	2
through the lives of	2
when i saw you	2
citizens of both races	2
tuskegee in this way	2
a number of students	2
to leave the country	2
there was no one	2
with him to the	2
a way that it	2
are to have a	2
the protection of the	2
i said that the	2
but she was a	2
in the little cabin	2
him with warmth and	2
because of the fact	2
do not consider the	2
southern men and women	2
in a slight degree	2
the best interests of	2
for all the praiseworthy	2
i thought it would	2
of the trustees of	2
told those who doubted	2
was known as the	2
to spend a day	2
it was not yet	2
the boys of seventy	2
by the coloured people	2
hold of the students	2
a true gentleman belongs	2
of regulating the conduct	2
an opportunity to thank	2
have always tried to	2
a soul that is	2
made known to me	2
others who had been	2
had been away from	2
during which i was	2
telling me of the	2
which would have made	2
member of the negro	2
a few hours the	2
am often asked how	2
greater part of this	2
made acquaintance with a	2
the work for the	2
we brought her to	2
be reserved in the	2
of the things which	2
of my address to	2
enough to earn money	2
of the most satisfactory	2
just as soon as	2
me to leave the	2
a careful examination of	2
feel that i am	2
and i had not	2
to him in a	2
when we had been	2
knew just where to	2
building to be used	2
spite of the fact	2
at the hampton institute	2
try to stop the	2
and that sort of	2
father and mother were	2
departments of the school	2
education at any cost	2
that time i have	2
the direction of giving	2
it became known in	2
just at that time	2
that part of our	2
going to be present	2
that i taught in	2
is equal to that	2
it would be hard	2
in the life of	2
the conductor did not	2
was going to take	2
to enter political life	2
connection with what is	2
to go up and	2
as well as for	2
honorary degree upon a	2
light from the lantern	2
slaves throughout the south	2
to stand against a	2
while a student at	2
that i deliver an	2
at least two names	2
those of us who	2
wanted in order to	2
i had drawn myself	2
the lowest depths of	2
i have done in	2
of one of my	2
enough to eat and	2
myconius said to me	2
of white men and	2
in the days of	2
seemed to take possession	2
the days of the	2
our students and teachers	2
there are few instances	2
there were not a	2
will come when the	2
were in great distress	2
the kindest and most	2
there were a few	2
at one time i	2
work in connection with	2
right in the midst	2
faith in the ability	2
is something in human	2
no matter under what	2
had the opportunity to	2
is nothing in all	2
as if i could	2
of two hundred and	2
it would not be	2
return to my home	2
as well as they	2
build up a school	2
as it is the	2
that i have been	2
which looked as if	2
happened that at the	2
the little town of	2
cases out of ten	2
the students and their	2
i recall that on	2
a rare opportunity for	2
part of the money	2
over me while i	2
because i know that	2
more than to live	2
always make it a	2
some of the coloured	2
as we got the	2
wanted to give them	2
i was married to	2
it was pathetic to	2
knew the man and	2
slid down the mountain	2
he will send you	2
look back now over	2
both men and women	2
be paid something above	2
gentleman and a scholar	2
in every part of	2
their children to tuskegee	2
our people throughout the	2
at the head of	2
in the shape of	2
to spend a large	2
feel safe in saying	2
to be its guest	2
the habit of eating	2
and an old hen	2
says that he is	2
of our students came	2
of the death of	2
time that i had	2
the negro in the	2
grow to the point	2
for i thought it	2
the expenses of the	2
rector of trinity church	2
i have sometimes thought	2
for some one to	2
of the slaves was	2
proper thing for them	2
is a member of	2
my privilege to meet	2
history of the south	2
mind the fact that	2
of the state as	2
was not all that	2
deliver one of the	2
to send me to	2
assist in the elevation	2
plan of having the	2
head boy of eagleheight	2
we did the hurting	2
used to get up	2
i recall that i	2
latest and best methods	2
in mind the fact	2
be raised on the	2
i had not come	2
in the fact that	2
had grown to be	2
he was to go	2
on the plantation was	2
i wants you to	2
are in the habit	2
a teacher in the	2
part of the race	2
of tuskegee and vicinity	2
the other passengers had	2
recall that i had	2
the work that i	2
it was in the	2
the summer term of	2
that it must be	2
and that there was	2
as the day for	2
meat on forbidden days	2
to me and said	2
remember that the first	2
one of my aunts	2
people of the town	2
in pots and skillets	2
governor of the state	2
been a member of	2
which she had been	2
it was the symbol	2
it is fitting that	2
when she heard my	2
the medium of the	2
have said that i	2
i believe it is	2
pain in her heart	2
one with me in	2
and in some cases	2
months before he died	2
be her fault if	2
by the middle of	2
men and women were	2
in no better way	2
many parts of the	2
me that this was	2
felt sure it would	2
under the influence of	2
home with the goats	2
for a short time	2
the purpose of securing	2
am convinced that the	2
we finds out which	2
erection of the building	2
his place in the	2
state of west virginia	2
than she had ever	2
the loss of a	2
of their former owners	2
fought the southern white	2
the coming of the	2
translated from the german	2
to the school to	2
my word of appreciation	2
it became known that	2
to the morals of	2
and his sense of	2
i could get my	2
i think i never	2
for any of the	2
that the president of	2
is a great pleasure	2
had to wait a	2
i deliver an address	2
found his way into	2
enough to think for	2
there were at least	2
house is on fire	2
i am not sure	2
was ten to one	2
to contribute to the	2
place in which to	2
to the ends of	2
we had no money	2
the mountain to the	2
that they had decided	2
as large as the	2
call him not old	2
when we came to	2
to get something for	2
the place of the	2
a few weeks of	2
middle of the second	2
got up and went	2
very pleasantly surprised to	2
i have never regretted	2
came to know him	2
i read as i	2
social we can be	2
was all the more	2
when it came to	2
white people of the	2
may be said that	2
it was ten to	2
while waiting for some	2
to say to him	2
to door and from	2
the citizens of charleston	2
able to remain in	2
letter from general armstrong	2
that they would be	2
for money to make	2
he seemed to be	2
the idea that i	2
that the freedom in	2
the purpose of receiving	2
i had spent my	2
touch with the life	2
i was a slave	2
coloured man who was	2
what came to olive	2
thing that impressed itself	2
think there is no	2
in the work of	2
to deliver one of	2
the territory of berne	2
during my month of	2
as we have all	2
it was not a	2
down your bucket among	2
the duchess of sutherland	2
have never seen a	2
and yet with a	2
the school was not	2
the sight of it	2
i went again to	2
i found that i	2
shall prosper in proportion	2
it for granted that	2
said that he would	2
in the negro building	2
out of his way	2
you knew the man	2
judges of award in	2
i determined that i	2
the first of his	2
to the extent of	2
i was trying to	2
for a few minutes	2
to get the students	2
of the plucky class	2
to my home in	2
know how to help	2
before the opening of	2
which they had no	2
i was to make	2
bullock rushed across the	2
a slip of paper	2
came to me who	2
the governor of the	2
moral and religious life	2
when i came home	2
on the following day	2
for him i was	2
that many of the	2
and the members of	2
and by and by	2
to live in mankind	2
in a very real	2
most of whom had	2
and no knowing how	2
the students themselves would	2
he felt that he	2
it is a privilege	2
of his own life	2
a very large proportion	2
that we were not	2
he was more than	2
the same proportion would	2
hundred acres of land	2
mass and the idolatrous	2
led into the temptation	2
the one or two	2
portion of the distance	2
at the little railroad	2
good deal as i	2
after all these years	2
to build up a	2
i did not see	2
to go to tuskegee	2
all things essential to	2
by reason of the	2
thomas becomes a goatherd	2
for ten hours during	2
great deal of pleasure	2
as if it had	2
i wanted to go	2
there was not much	2
there is almost no	2
in the dining room	2
the son of the	2
many of whom had	2
both races in the	2
and during the war	2
about with the cloth	2
in the morning at	2
it may be said	2
the glory of god	2
be seen in the	2
with me in my	2
in the teaching of	2
because of his own	2
to get rid of	2
a letter from general	2
i must go to	2
to my own race	2
once to go to	2
or fancied that he	2
in the latin language	2
could get no farther	2
i think he had	2
hampton i do not	2
to the wealth and	2
old enough to think	2
me into contact with	2
way i managed to	2
in the part of	2
was a man who	2
proportion as the negro	2
he had always been	2
anywhere in the country	2
an education at any	2
that at one time	2
a great satisfaction to	2
to new york to	2
part of our country	2
all that i got	2
taken place in the	2
to eat and to	2
with which it was	2
of people who are	2
the letter was not	2
some of the best	2
head of the christian	2
that i got out	2
pleasure for me to	2
there were about twenty	2
had been a member	2
should more and more	2
the interests of both	2
with me on the	2
as we learn to	2
to whether or not	2
in the regular day	2
which i delivered at	2
with its glory of	2
the more i am	2
the business part of	2
only a few years	2
the case of our	2
the midst of a	2
at the big house	2
when i saw how	2
i said to him	2
lives of his pupils	2
killed in the battle	2
branches for two hours	2
must go to work	2
press of john wilson	2
an hour before the	2
of the state in	2
i was very pleasantly	2
about three miles from	2
a mile from the	2
be womanly and helpful	2
were in the greatest	2
to do something that	2
was determined to do	2
out of the hard	2
cast it down in	2
stand against a soul	2
beg for money to	2
of schools in the	2
she heard of the	2
there is but one	2
for i have often	2
since i have been	2
little while she said	2
i should become a	2
out in the world	2
it has been a	2
bearer and then schoolmaster	2
work in the fields	2
and i was the	2
i was to live	2
time in my youth	2
i was a swiss	2
so that we thought	2
and as to the	2
and best methods of	2
soon after i began	2
school that i taught	2
can be as separate	2
in the centre of	2
did not know the	2
and to note the	2
credit for all the	2
to me that it	2
came to me and	2
one as the hand	2
was never a time	2
mother and the other	2
i received the letter	2
i could spare from	2
to make the school	2
day the teacher was	2
as a teacher and	2
i have to say	2
of a man who	2
and that was to	2
to work it out	2
my home at tuskegee	2
of you loved him	2
for the benefit of	2
to read the bible	2
but all the time	2
difficult for me to	2
not fit to live	2
those who heard it	2
the citizens of tuskegee	2
had ever thought of	2
the editor of the	2
to part with her	2
looked upon as a	2
have the money to	2
those who doubted the	2
up to the present	2
the sweetness of her	2
a very few dollars	2
that there is something	2
i could not see	2
and he is now	2
i had occasion to	2
she got it i	2
and i went into	2
go up and not	2
soul that is bound	2
that time i never	2
had pity on me	2
that he has something	2
he has something to	2
i think you must	2
my mother and the	2
i will not go	2
going to take place	2
to suffer much from	2
had given me the	2
i could not walk	2
little time in which	2
for heating the school	2
have done in the	2
greater part of my	2
of the man that	2
of my heart any	2
to speak in atlanta	2
get the idea that	2
i was actually going	2
which had been bought	2
in an uncommon manner	2
the hampton institute was	2
up to that time	2
with the help of	2
and a half old	2
within a few days	2
of the night to	2
been told that the	2
had it in my	2
i had to wait	2
little more than a	2
who begins by cheating	2
still well remember that	2
were invited to attend	2
i was making a	2
that are purely social	2
such recognition of the	2
to keep them from	2
enough to stand against	2
the state of ohio	2
was a yankee woman	2
that he was going	2
the force of the	2
get the students to	2
of the second year	2
know that he is	2
we came into the	2
learns to do a	2
from time to time	2
that every student who	2
that i was at	2
to profit by it	2
in every possible way	2
my own race in	2
that i should be	2
took up his work	2
opportunity of coming into	2
we had been there	2
eat and to drink	2
the privilege of sitting	2
a question of days	2
which i was born	2
many poor scholars there	2
i look back now	2
as much as i	2
that there are many	2
a story of child	2
my heart to be	2
a story told of	2
or to wait until	2
people in the world	2
have been not far	2
on account of my	2
that the man who	2
me an opportunity to	2
number of people who	2
but there was no	2
of the duties which	2
convinces me that the	2
as far along in	2
cost of my board	2
should you like to	2
to an extent which	2
not have the money	2
that impressed itself upon	2
morals of the white	2
men and women than	2
to prepare me for	2
large cities of the	2
i found that this	2
taught me how to	2
master thomas becomes professor	2
his face in it	2
i asked him to	2
to have a little	2
were not able to	2
back over my life	2
anxious that i should	2
seemed to me the	2
hard for any one	2
and forwards when i	2
the attitude of the	2
in order to lift	2
to get into the	2
half satisfied with the	2
previous to my going	2
which way de white	2
to me to note	2
do you know any	2
common thing in an	2
of the great human	2
a little while she	2
to those who have	2
as i had to	2
write to him again	2
few weeks we had	2
two or three times	2
the day before i	2
and women who apply	2
that comes to me	2
the doctor had told	2
being of the community	2
in my life which	2
member of the family	2
regulating the conduct of	2
were to be held	2
object of my visit	2
when i am speaking	2
in all things essential	2
to grow old beautifully	2
this address at madison	2
the coloured people had	2
be present for the	2
before the end of	2
the principal of the	2
am convinced that there	2
as well as other	2
in charge of the	2
the form of a	2
the ends of the	2
he had been in	2
do you know what	2
and value of the	2
she had ever heard	2
been able to understand	2
coloured people in and	2
feel nervous before speaking	2
that no one could	2
did not see how	2
learned to read and	2
there was a mrs	2
in a few words	2
the day for the	2
that i was there	2
i think i may	2
the friendship of the	2
lay upon the floor	2
to know that she	2
i think i can	2
i could think of	2
go out of my	2
just about the time	2
give up the idea	2
for the support of	2
went home to st	2
to go with her	2
began to feel that	2
to say no to	2
time i went to	2
i pity from the	2
i could earn enough	2
i have not been	2
him where he was	2
as well as with	2
made by the students	2
peculiarly receptive pupil of	2
all the ways i	2
it was possible for	2
to live with her	2
had never been a	2
and the coloured people	2
in this way they	2
and at the time	2
except that i lost	2
have always had the	2
i have been able	2
that just in proportion	2
speak to an audience	2
i thought you were	2
to be a great	2
had to pay a	2
and that i had	2
work in my vineyard	2
first thing that i	2
that was the beginning	2
in the south will	2
purely social we can	2
in contact with his	2
the morals of the	2
finds out which way	2
he was a good	2
the most useful and	2
that i began to	2
lie down and die	2
as he had been	2
in the north and	2
forty years of age	2
me that he knew	2
the same time be	2
to the door of	2
say that i have	2
i had never seen	2
so that they would	2
days of the school	2
the midst of my	2
real condition of the	2
to be allowed to	2
the beginning of the	2
they were to be	2
were at least a	2
my youth i had	2
as well as i	2
been a long time	2
at the atlanta exposition	2
the future of the	2
their board in the	2
i would have gone	2
ever heard him speak	2
things that are purely	2
to add my word	2
several occasions i went	2
of all sorts of	2
that i had said	2
in close touch with	2
president of the tuskegee	2
of the old school	2
to receive a letter	2
and most of all	2
coloured women who was	2
both races of the	2
fifteen or twenty minutes	2
of the instructors in	2
a man and a	2
i thank you for	2
and it is a	2
these men and women	2
she had never had	2
of the th of	2
i ought to say	2
with the development of	2
a face full of	2
by cheating a negro	2
to speak in the	2
conduct of the school	2
we were treated with	2
be a good deal	2
which tuskegee is situated	2
students in their home	2
came to us to	2
the light from the	2
live in a name	2
what the world calls	2
the large cities of	2
and when there was	2
room where i was	2
the old days when	2
a very short time	2
went through the school	2
more like a dream	2
plan was carried out	2
and asked me how	2
was in the midst	2
got to the point	2
no one could ever	2
so much that i	2
will send you a	2
is a privilege to	2
to perform any service	2
where she got it	2
unfortunate as to get	2
the grass about a	2
under my little coat	2
hampton institute and the	2
recognize and reward merit	2
this invitation came to	2
to me one of	2
in the slave quarters	2
tribute to his memory	2
comfort of the community	2
before she went to	2
during the whole time	2
for a while at	2
the blankets from the	2
sent for me to	2
of the older students	2
a kitchen and dining	2
one to teach me	2
the publication of this	2
time will come when	2
he is sowing with	2
top of a high	2
of my young mistresses	2
but she did not	2
who had come to	2
into the world to	2
that i was right	2
members of the family	2
he did not speak	2
one may get the	2
the war for the	2
connected with the institution	2
held an umbrella over	2
also came into the	2
under both of them	2
i saw during my	2
first time i ever	2
is strong enough to	2
this plan was carried	2
all work and no	2
a number of days	2
county in which tuskegee	2
sky and white clouds	2
in the elevation of	2
i think it will	2
the face of the	2
the older students would	2
have spoken of my	2
separate as the fingers	2
for him to do	2
the effect that he	2
was in the habit	2
and then she was	2
a necessary part of	2
for me to begin	2
and sympathized with me	2
when i have an	2
in the window of	2
question of days or	2
first time that i	2
citizens of west virginia	2
and that was a	2
from most of the	2
think that it was	2
be able to speak	2
that the most of	2
because i did not	2
the support of the	2
to put it on	2
of teachers in the	2
on more than one	2
people in that section	2
relations of the two	2
that the negro should	2
that i would learn	2
of education for the	2
that time he was	2
in the town and	2
whole of the reconstruction	2
a series of meetings	2
to the president of	2
to help him to	2
of the south church	2
when we were about	2
most of the new	2
and i think the	2
on board the steamer	2
and for a number	2
doubted the wisdom of	2
have had the satisfaction	2
enough not to be	2
a common thing in	2
tears blinding her eyes	2
academic branches for two	2
southern white people and	2
in which i was	2
order to economize in	2
to get me to	2
after we had secured	2
thought to the subject	2
was in the air	2
who had been a	2
a strong feeling that	2
said to be the	2
a part of his	2
the point where he	2
with soft yellow hair	2
i think i would	2
before the national educational	2
when i got up	2
places in the world	2
at first i had	2
and in need of	2
and when they were	2
up to her and	2
and the people in	2
the cost of tuition	2
and then to be	2
to be the first	2
proportion as we learn	2
a dream than like	2
i believe that my	2
to have a good	2
who would be present	2
and there was a	2
thomas begins to study	2
i was afraid that	2
surprised to find that	2
backwards and forwards when	2
me of a goose	2
to teach the negro	2
trade half of each	2
can be at tuskegee	2
came into his eyes	2
had occasion to write	2
with which to erect	2
begins by cheating a	2
that in proportion as	2
contrast with the new	2
i had been told	2
began at once to	2
a prominent part in	2
any part of the	2
she sprang to the	2
the county in which	2
her mother had been	2
i made my way	2
first of his race	2
with which to make	2
of the south where	2
a time when i	2
of their lives in	2
fathers and grandfathers had	2
after i had finished	2
would give me a	2
a portion of a	2
and i shall always	2
in the morning to	2
people in the north	2
said that i had	2
that at that time	2
been not far from	2
any such recognition of	2
consider the matter of	2
ran out at the	2
more than enough to	2
york to see us	2
the blessing of god	2
with the view of	2
in all the universe	2
the following day the	2
i went to school	2
i was very glad	2
the feet of the	2
the difficulty of providing	2
when i found that	2
corrector of the press	2
a few days afterward	2
one after the other	2
time i ever saw	2
inclined to yield to	2
at one time when	2
to those of the	2
it might have been	2
people of the south	2
the minds of his	2
close touch with the	2
this was the beginning	2
the negroes in the	2
the window of a	2
ever he bent his	2
have been trying to	2
the early years of	2
i determined to go	2
should be made to	2
all the money which	2
for i was not	2
do a common thing	2
i remember it now	2
of my experiences at	2
had been able to	2
he took me by	2
i was informed that	2
soon as it became	2
and at the close	2
believe that it was	2
their former slaves to	2
his work in the	2
much when she was	2
for him as a	2
in the office of	2
and a large number	2
make it worth while	2
is the first time	2
on the veranda of	2
got the idea that	2
i said to myself	2
i have been so	2
and most of the	2
parts of the south	2
baby in her arms	2
new kind of man	2
up by the grass	2
maker and hebrew professor	2
the president and his	2
me i could not	2
went on with the	2
eating meat on forbidden	2
the state in the	2
for the success of	2
i was completely out	2
to give them such	2
secretary to the president	2
for coloured people in	2
i was the youngest	2
from home two weeks	2
something which the world	2
for at that time	2
there had been a	2
of three or four	2
had a son in	2
she is through school	2
some of you loved	2
the last time i	2
time when we were	2
first seemed to be	2
the greatest amount of	2
i was to be	2
in the same degree	2
to make such a	2
one of the girls	2
daily work of the	2
from him i came	2
was a mere child	2