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Just in proportion as our friends see that we are worthy of these good things, they will come to us.
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Booker T. Washington
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gutenberg.orgJust in proportion as our friends see that we are worthy of these good things, they will come to us.
He suggests that the support from friends and benefactors is contingent upon the institution's worthiness.
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