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I think this is what you are asking for if it isn't I'm so sorry
I think Douglass is trying to say, the woman is the passage is slave obviously. She is trying to do more than what is asked of her for more respect. Also, it seems that she doesn’t like education either. The last sentence even says, “...education and slavery were compatible with each other.” Meaning they have the same worth.
Explanation:
Metaphor: <span> figure of speech
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draft: <span>preliminary copy
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colloquial: </span><span> informal, conversation
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italicize: </span><span> set in special print for emphasis
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trite: </span><span>unoriginal; overused
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anthology: </span><span>collection of stories
</span>copyright: ownership of the right to print and sell
I think it would be that its irrational and uncontrollable
Practice should be the answer
