. Blind Deaf . ther recognized the necessity that the child,hedged about as she was by her infirmities, shouldbe made amenable to authority, and succeeded inestablishing some degree of restraint over the littlecreature. Yet it was an untamed little bird, whoseflutterings against the bars of her imprisonmentwere often wild, to whom the doois of the Kinder-garten for the Blind, at Jamaica Plain, Mass., wereopened in December, 1900. Her manner was fre-quently rude and repellent, and she proffered nocaresses or signs of affection. Her pretty face worea sad expression which was most unchildlike and
. Blind Deaf . ther recognized the necessity that the child,hedged about as she was by her infirmities, shouldbe made amenable to authority, and succeeded inestablishing some degree of restraint over the littlecreature. Yet it was an untamed little bird, whoseflutterings against the bars of her imprisonmentwere often wild, to whom the doois of the Kinder-garten for the Blind, at Jamaica Plain, Mass., wereopened in December, 1900. Her manner was fre-quently rude and repellent, and she proffered nocaresses or signs of affection. Her pretty face worea sad expression which was most unchildlike andfull of pathos. She had two motions for the mani-festation of her wants : she tapped her lips whenshe wished something to eat, and, crossing her arms,she beat her breast with her hands to signify thatshe was thirsty. Her love of order and fastidious neatness werenoticeable characteristics of the dainty little maiden,who was distressed beyond measure by the discoveryof anything torn, broken or out of place. 88 n.
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