The story of my life class 10 chapter 9 summary
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In chapter 9 , Helen talks about her visit to Boston with her teacher and mother and how her doll Nancy got ruined. She talks about her visit to Perkins institute for the Blind and how she was inspired by the positive attitude of the institution. She met Mr. William Endicott and his daughter.
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In chapter 9 , Helen talks about her visit to Boston with her teacher and mother and how her doll Nancy got ruined. She talks about her visit to Perkins institute for the Blind and how she was inspired by the positive attitude of the institution. She met Mr. William Endicott and his daughter.
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In May 1888, Helen visited the PerkinsInstitute in Boston. The trip was "as ifa beautiful fairy tale had come true." As soon as she arrived, Helen met otherchildren who knew the manual alphabet. She immediately had friends and felt she had come home to her owncountry. She felt great pain, though, when she realized that all of her new friends were blind. However, when she realized they were "happy and contented," her sorrow passed.
Helen enjoyed several history lessons in Boston. She visited Bunker Hill one day and Plymouth the next. She was interested most in Plymouth Rock, because she could touch it. She did not know then, she says, that the Pilgrims had persecuted others; she only knew then that they traveled to Plymouth for their own religious freedom.
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In May 1888, Helen visited the PerkinsInstitute in Boston. The trip was "as ifa beautiful fairy tale had come true." As soon as she arrived, Helen met otherchildren who knew the manual alphabet. She immediately had friends and felt she had come home to her owncountry. She felt great pain, though, when she realized that all of her new friends were blind. However, when she realized they were "happy and contented," her sorrow passed.
Helen enjoyed several history lessons in Boston. She visited Bunker Hill one day and Plymouth the next. She was interested most in Plymouth Rock, because she could touch it. She did not know then, she says, that the Pilgrims had persecuted others; she only knew then that they traveled to Plymouth for their own religious freedom.
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