Programme And Addresses in Connection With Unveiling Exercises of the Booker T. Washington Memorial, Held At Tuskegee Institute, Ala., April 5, 1922
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Upon my first visit to Tuskegee, Dr. Washington in- vited me for a drive, and told me he was going to show me the town of Greenwood, which had been laid out, but contained nothing but ditches and stumps.
He drove a team of spirited horses — he allowed the lines to hang upon the horses' backs, now and then urg- ing them on. While going at a rapid gait down the road, he suddenly turned into the open grounds of Greenwood — and through mud and water, over stumps we drove, never slacking the pace, h...e talking about the school, and I wondering if I should ever return alive.
At last we reached what appeared to be the center of the cleared land, and upon a slight slope he drove and stopped and said: 'This is Washington Avenue." 30 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON MEMORIAL He had forgotten himself and was wholly absorbed in the thing he was showing — he paid no attention to obstacles. He had determination to go on — he had the thing we call character.
Endurance, Determination and Courage Distinguishing Points One of the most distinguishing traits of his charac- ter as is the most distinguishing trait in the character of every great man, was endurance, determination, courage that nothing could baffle, no obstacle how- ever great could shatter, a determination to succeed, come what may, a determination to reach the summit, though the ascent be most difficult, a determination to go on, though he should fall unnumbered times by the roadside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon my first visit to Tuskegee, Dr. Washington in- vited me for a drive, and told me he was going to show me the town of Greenwood, which had been laid out, but contained nothing but ditches and stumps.
He drove a team of spirited horses — he allowed the lines to hang upon the horses' backs, now and then urg- ing them on. While going at a rapid gait down the road, he suddenly turned into the open grounds of Greenwood — and through mud and water, over stumps we drove, never slacking the pace, h...e talking about the school, and I wondering if I should ever return alive.
At last we reached what appeared to be the center of the cleared land, and upon a slight slope he drove and stopped and said: 'This is Washington Avenue." 30 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON MEMORIAL He had forgotten himself and was wholly absorbed in the thing he was showing — he paid no attention to obstacles. He had determination to go on — he had the thing we call character.
Endurance, Determination and Courage Distinguishing Points One of the most distinguishing traits of his charac- ter as is the most distinguishing trait in the character of every great man, was endurance, determination, courage that nothing could baffle, no obstacle how- ever great could shatter, a determination to succeed, come what may, a determination to reach the summit, though the ascent be most difficult, a determination to go on, though he should fall unnumbered times by the roadside.
What to read after Programme And Addresses in Connection With Unveiling Exercises of the Booker T. Washington Memorial, Held At Tuskegee Institute, Ala., April 5, 1922?
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