how was helen s pleasure at writing a story turn into disgrace and bitterness
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Helen at a very tender age of 7 years had a fascination of reading. She would very patiently give years to Miss Sullivan and would remember everything even days after. Soon she decided to jot down her feelings. Initially she faced a problem to begin with it. But later on all the thoughts seemed like pouring upon her mind out of nowhere. But later when she sent it to the Perkins Institution and gained a lot of appreciation. As few days passed someone from the officials investigated that the story was pirated from the famous book of some writer. It was also claimed that the thoughts were exactly the same despite the fact that she moulded it in her own way. It was then when she decided not to write again, for she had to go through a question answers session. Soon her pleasure of writing a story turned into disgrace and bitterness.
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Helen at a very tender age of 7 years had a fascination of reading. She would very patiently give years to Miss Sullivan and would remember everything even days after. Soon she decided to jot down her feelings. Initially she faced a problem to begin with it. But later on all the thoughts seemed like pouring upon her mind out of nowhere. But later when she sent it to the Perkins Institution and gained a lot of appreciation. As few days passed someone from the officials investigated that the story was pirated from the famous book of some writer. It was also claimed that the thoughts were exactly the same despite the fact that she moulded it in her own way. It was then when she decided not to write again, for she had to go through a question answers session. Soon her pleasure of writing a story turned into disgrace and bitterness.
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