CHAPTER III.-1
ain for tation to tance of one mile, ful. I o find Mrs. Keller a very young-looking mucain Keller met us in ty question ;; I tried to control t made me tremble so t I could anding in tain Keller said, quot;t some one ed, and s to tation for you.quot; I my foot on teps, sain Keller been be my face and dress and my bag, of my ried to open. It did not open easily, and s carefully to see if t turned to me, making turning a key and pointing to terfered at t and s s not touctempted to take ttracted tention by scting in antly tempest subsided, and upstairs toget t eagerly, probably expecting to find someto eat. Friends ed to find some in mine. I made and, by pointing to a trunk in to myself and nodding my I runk, and t sing, and nodded again. Sood in a flasairs to tell ic signs, t trunk for urned in a fees and a oo comical to see on my bonnet and cock on one side, t as if sed to see a pale, delicate c tion of Laura Bridgman itution. But te about rong, and ruddy, and as unrestrained in s as a young colt. Ss t are so noticeable and so distressing in blind c been ill a day since t deprived and is set on right.
o describe. It is intelligent, but lacks mobility, or soul, or somet a glance t srudes noticeably.
S of caresses from any one except empered and tempted to control est problem I so solve is o discipline and control breaking . I s first and try to tempt to conquer I s on reasonable obedience from tart. One t impresses everybody is ireless activity