Helen Keller''s Journal, 1936-1937 (Classic Reprint) uprisings ections and highly interesting comparisons

ections and highly interesting comparisons

A story never before told

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Helen Keller''s Journal, 1936-1937 (Classic Reprint) uprisings ections and highly interesting comparisonsExcerpt from Helen Keller''s Journal, 1936 1937 ON march 3, 1887, a young Miss Annie Sullivan, but lately graduated from the Perkins Institution for the Blind in Boston, arrived in Tuscumbia, Ala., to begin the edu cation of a deaf and blind child, not quite seven years old, whose name was Helen Keller. Teacher, the little girl called her on that miraculous day about a month later when she first discovered that things and people had names; Teacher she