Chapter 8 (pages 26-30):
1. how does douglass describe the "valuation" where he is to be sold? (27) [note: the
valuation is like a slave auction where slaves were evaluated and sold.]
2. what happened to douglass grandmother? why is this treatment especially cruel to
douglass? (28)
chapter 9 (pages 30-34):
1. how does douglass describe master thomas auld? (31) how is he different from douglass'
master/mistress in baltimore?
2. how does religion affect slaveholders, according to douglass? how do the owners use it to
justify slavery? (32-33)