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Quotes from Up From Slavery: An Autobiography by Booker T. Washington
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1 It seemed much like making bricks without straw.
2 After a good deal of effort we moulded about twenty-five thousand bricks, and put them into a kiln to be burned.
3 There was no brickyard in the town, and in addition to our own needs there was a demand for bricks in the general market.
4 As soon as we got the farm work reasonably well started, we directed our next efforts toward the industry of making bricks.
5 I had always sympathized with the "Children of Israel," in their task of "making bricks without straw," but ours was the task of making bricks with no money and no experience.
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