The Girl Who Found the Blue Bird a Visit to Helen Keller
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34 Those faint thrills and violent con- vulsions, which make her start ex- actly as though she had received an electric shock, are the revelation of a life that has its own laws and its own conventions. Her features retain no trace of the terrible battles that must have been waged within her at the time of life's awakening. And yet how she must have battered herself against her prison-walls before ac- cepting that life; with what rebel- lious and what mad despair she must at first have flung he...rself upon the doors that would not let her through! I feel her to be ardent and passionate, full of health and of impatience. This woman whom I am observing with all my powers and who sometimes quivers under my glance as though it reached her mind, this woman assuredly is not one of the meek. Her face is modelled by the cruel and exqui- site fingers of an infinite sensibility ; her nostrils seize and savour the slightest breeze and, at such times, tremble with a longing that sets her face rippling like water brushed by a bird's wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34 Those faint thrills and violent con- vulsions, which make her start ex- actly as though she had received an electric shock, are the revelation of a life that has its own laws and its own conventions. Her features retain no trace of the terrible battles that must have been waged within her at the time of life's awakening. And yet how she must have battered herself against her prison-walls before ac- cepting that life; with what rebel- lious and what mad despair she must at first have flung he...rself upon the doors that would not let her through! I feel her to be ardent and passionate, full of health and of impatience. This woman whom I am observing with all my powers and who sometimes quivers under my glance as though it reached her mind, this woman assuredly is not one of the meek. Her face is modelled by the cruel and exqui- site fingers of an infinite sensibility ; her nostrils seize and savour the slightest breeze and, at such times, tremble with a longing that sets her face rippling like water brushed by a bird's wing.
What to read after The Girl Who Found the Blue Bird a Visit to Helen Keller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leblanc Georgette to read onlineMoreLess
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