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It was this quality in the first boy that made him valuable and caused him to rise.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgIt was this quality in the first boy that made him valuable and caused him to rise.
Washington asserts that the first boy's qualities made him valuable in the workplace, leading to his rise.
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