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Word countAn essay about Helen Keller, "Personalities in the World of the Blind" published in The Beacon
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... "The chief
lessonjI think-to be learned from the case of Helen Keller is
the importance of books in the earlier stages ...
An essay about Helen Keller, "Personalities in the World of the Blind" published in The Beacon
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An essay about Helen Keller, "Personalities in the World of the Blind" published in The Beacon
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... in the last twenty ^ ;< ■ t!
years* The speaking tour-wll;!, of necessity, interrupt this writing
3ust as many other ...
"Helen Keller: A Story of Conquest" by H.C. Sarvis, adapted from "The Story of My Life"
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... organs, (lips, face and throat) of a
Person who is speaking.)
3b In what twq ways can she write? ! . ...
"Helen Keller: A Story of Conquest" by H.C. Sarvis, adapted from "The Story of My Life"
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HELEN KELLER,
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"Helen Keller: A Story of Conquest" by H.C. Sarvis, adapted from "The Story of My Life"
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... question. Toe seconi word, in the_omvrac
terIstic English way of speaking, is an anomalous finite insteal Of t
verb use! in ...
Essay entitled "Helen Keller in Berlin" by Carl Theodore Wettstein about false news reports
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HELEN KELLER IN BERLIN * In Berlin I found much ...
Excerpt of "He Took it Upon Himself" by Margaret Slattery with passage about Helen Keller
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... the last bar did not fail. One June day, Helen Keller, seeing more wonderful things than those who had ...
Article about Helen Keller by Aubrey B. Haines in Teenways, "Helen Keller: God's Miracle"
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... toured the Orpheum vaudeville circuit to earn money. Then Helen began writing books. Miss Keller accepted lecture invitations in ...
A poem for Helen Keller by Grace Webster Taylor, and a note from Taylor regarding braille
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THE SHINING HAI.0 To Helen Keller. A poem in leauty there she stood Speaking ...
Article, "Helen Keller: A Biographical Sketch" by Alice Wetherell in The Nebraska Journal
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— HELEN KELLER A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH By ALICE WETHERELL I J ...
Article about Helen Keller in True Story Magazine, "What America is Talking About"
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... humane activity she has continued to this day. ■ HELEN KELLER, at sixty-four, looks younger than her age. Her ...
Address by Eugene Taylor, "William James and Helen Keller", given at Wellesley College
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... explanation, he said, for the lack of emotional memory Helen spoke of, and in general, he was quite disconcerted ...
Article about Helen Keller in We The Blind publication
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SI he story of Helen Keller is the story of a child suddenly shut ...
A biographical essay about Helen Keller from The Southern Magazine
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... for little children is great. Borne time ago when speaking in Atlanta, Ga., the children from the “Deaf and ...
A biographical essay about Helen Keller from The Southern Magazine
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... for little children is great. Some time ago when speaking in Atlanta, Ga., the children from the *I)mt and. ...
An essay about Helen Keller, "Personalities in the World of the Blind" published in The Beacon
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... who are blind may be taught to see. Pedagogically, Helen Keller’s case is one of the most interesting in ...
Poem entitled "To One Deaf and Blind" written for Helen Keller by George Keppel Thomas
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... them speak In tenderness?—-Ah, have I wounded you In speaking thus of that which ne’er may pome?
Article, "Helen Keller in Scotland" by Elizabeth Sutherland published in The Scots Magazine
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> Folder 3: Writing about Helen Keller: S-General, 1953-1984
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SPEAKING SCOTS
Article about Helen Keller, "The Story of a Remarkable Girl" in Success Magazine
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... arduous, for she was obliged to read everything that Helen had to learn, excepting what was prepared in Braille; ...
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