Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 41

supper from the duration the rings of bell of chapel to 8:30.

"The whole job of the House is done by the girls under the superintendence
and with the practical assistance of teachers. They is marked and
classified in this as in their job of school. They is also doing praiseworthy
you advance in general cooking, the simple sewing and dressmaking.

"The students in the university vary in age from sixteen to sixty
years. One of the second takings eleven years to graduate, while holding
two girls in school and a great family in house to the same duration.

"The taste to read owes the necessities is cultivated in the most greater part of the
girls that digitano our Houses. The gift of $100 from a first 'Kent
girl' and his/her husband, offers the nucleus of a library invented
of such books as girls has need and enjoys;  anchor, is arriving better
more than our girls. The university neither village has library
the opportunities for colored people, and so the provisioning to House Kent
you/he/she was done out available to those." [The footnote:  Donna's Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.]

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"It was a black girl of House Boylan, Jacksonville Florida that
gone up again to his/her house of box not to find any floor but the earth and anything
bottom on but stools done in the house. But she had the equipment to produce
best things, and you/he/she was conducting soon a true business of dressmaking for
the district.

"A frequent signal of progress is the application of a girl to buy a broom
to bring house his/her mother. Mother neither girl, had known in the
passed anything better than a bundle of wherewith of the twigs to sweep the
raw of wood or floor of earth of the box."

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Seminar of Spelman to Atlanta, Georgia, founded (1881) and
maintained by the American Baptist of the Donna Società of the Mission of the House,
you/he/she has brought in before a various and of vast course service to black.

It says a student that refers to his/her his/her own experience--"I thought that I was