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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 20 (1908) (1908)

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exercise of but one of the seeing associates. This very. struggle is an inspira- of. the deaf mute is.a girl in possession of all her senses the possession of other faculties is often a tion and the blind: are almost always happy, while senses. By gazing at some fixed object, to hold her hindrance… … slate pencil is im the shape of an awl, and is used to One of the Cover Plates Showing How Maps and The New York Point Alphabet, also Numerals punch the ‘paper to form the point characters. ‘The Illustrations Are Made for the Blind. and Abbreviations, © 1908 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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