2.
PART B: Which TWO pieces of evidence from the speech best support the answer to
Part A?
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A. "Tell us no more of southern slavery; for with few exceptions, although I may be
very erroneous in my opinion, yet I consider our condition but little better than
that." (Paragraph 3)
"Is it merely because God has made our complexion to vary? If it be, O shame to
soft, relenting humanity!" (Paragraph 5)
"Neither do I know of any who have enriched themselves by spending their lives
as house-domestics" (Paragraph 7)
"I have learnt, by bitter experience, that continual hard labor deadens the
energies of the soul, and benumbs the faculties of the mind" (Paragraph 9)
"there are many flowers among us that are... born to bloom unseen, and waste
their fragrance on the desert air." (Paragraph 11)
Mit is upon you that woman depends; she can do but little besides using her
influence; and it is for her sake and yours that I have come forward and made
myself a hissing" (Paragraph 12)
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