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布克·T·华盛顿:力争上游·摘录 235
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
Early in the morning a committee called to escort me to my place in the procession which was to march to the Exposition grounds. In this procession were prominent coloured citizens in carriages, as well as several Negro military organizations. I noted that the Exposition officials seemed to go out of their way to see that all of the coloured people in the procession were properly placed and properly treated. The procession was about three hours in reaching the Exposition grounds, and during all of this time the sun was shining down upon us disagreeably hot. When we reached the grounds, the heat, together with my nervous anxiety, made me feel as if I were about ready to collapse, and to feel that my address was not going to be a success. When I entered the audience-room, I found it packed with humanity from bottom to top, and there were thousands outside who could not get in.
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一早委员会来护送华盛顿到游行队伍中的位置,队伍里有黑人知名人士马车和黑人军事组织。他注意到博览会官员特意让黑人得到妥善安排和对待。游行走了约三小时,太阳酷热,到达时他又热又紧张,几乎要垮掉,觉得演讲不会成功。进场后发现人满到顶,外面还有几千人进不来。这说明:重大场合前身体和情绪会拖后腿,要提前防暑、休息,别让紧张放大困难。
上下文
1895年9月18日,亚特兰大博览会游行队伍长达三小时,华盛顿在酷热中前往会场。
今日一问
重要场合前,你会怎样照顾身体和情绪,避免被紧张压垮?
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