The World As I Have Found It
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While blind children of wealth are waited uponuntil they become utterly incapable of helping themselves, and through amistaken kindness are so constantly ministered to, they lapse intopassive, pantomimic puppets, void of the vitality and sparkle which, bytheir natural endowments, is attainable.
I have made it a guiding rule, throughout my life, never to consider therewas anything which, with the proper effort, I could not do, and myexperience proves a confirmation of the fact that there were ve...ry fewthings I could not accomplish. I would fain impress this lesson upon myblind friends, feeling as I do that it would prove of untold service tothem.
It is not at all necessary that the blind should so lose their dignity orindividuality, as to allow themselves to be addressed in word or tone atall different from that directed to other people, and, as an illustrationof this point, I may be pardoned for relating an incident of my schoollife.
A gentleman once called at our Institution in Baltimore, and, immediatelyafter his introduction to a group of blind girls, of which I was one, hesaid: "Ladies, how would you manage to select a husband?" Flaming with indignation, I impulsively replied: "Sir!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While blind children of wealth are waited uponuntil they become utterly incapable of helping themselves, and through amistaken kindness are so constantly ministered to, they lapse intopassive, pantomimic puppets, void of the vitality and sparkle which, bytheir natural endowments, is attainable.
I have made it a guiding rule, throughout my life, never to consider therewas anything which, with the proper effort, I could not do, and myexperience proves a confirmation of the fact that there were ve...ry fewthings I could not accomplish. I would fain impress this lesson upon myblind friends, feeling as I do that it would prove of untold service tothem.
It is not at all necessary that the blind should so lose their dignity orindividuality, as to allow themselves to be addressed in word or tone atall different from that directed to other people, and, as an illustrationof this point, I may be pardoned for relating an incident of my schoollife.
A gentleman once called at our Institution in Baltimore, and, immediatelyafter his introduction to a group of blind girls, of which I was one, hesaid: "Ladies, how would you manage to select a husband?" Flaming with indignation, I impulsively replied: "Sir!
What to read after The World As I Have Found It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Day Mary L. to read onlineMoreLess
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