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I can, therefore, fondly and proudly ascribe to her an earnest love of knowledge.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgI can, therefore, fondly and proudly ascribe to her an earnest love of knowledge.
Douglass expresses pride in his mother's love for knowledge, despite the limitations imposed by slavery.
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