Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 375
ng you one more anecdoteabout her, which seems to me a very pathetic one.She is a very good mimic, and loves to imitate themotions and gestures of those about her, andshe can do so very cleverly. On a certain Sunday,she went to church with a lady named Mrs. Hop-kins, having been cautioned… … KINDERGARTEN FOR THE BLIND. (DRAWN FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY E. ALDEN.) Thus, they can feel loud music, probably be-cause it shakes the floor ; and Helens sense offeeling is so wonderfully acute, that she no doubtlearns many things from these vibrations of theair which to us are imperceptible. The…
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