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| EXCERPT: Of the numerous dispensations it is our lot to bear, that of blindness seems, indeed, the most severe -- the helplessness and dependence it induces should appeal to every heart. It is true, orbs of vision closed on light of sun or moon, the more may celestial light shine inward; yet, to tread Earth's garden-paths, forever veiled the beauty of sky or flower, is a heavy cross to bear.... |
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| TITLE: |
Incidents In The Life Of A Blind Girl |
| CREATOR: |
Mary L. Day (author) |
| DATE: |
1859 |
| FORMAT: |
Book |
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| PUBLISHER: |
James Young, Baltimore |
| SOURCE: |
Available at selected libraries |
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| KEYWORDS: |
Autobiography, Baltimore, Benevolence, Blind, Charity, Children, Clergy, Death, Disease, Doctors, Economics, Education, Family, Grief, Institutions, Mary Day, Maryland, Maryland Institution For The Blind, Medical Professionals, Medication, Medicine, Michigan, Music, Native American, Poetry, Poverty, Railroads, Religion, Schools, Sensory Disability, Transportation, Travel, Treatments Therapies Cures, Tuberculosis, Work |
| | | SEE ALSO | FROM THIS ARTIFACT:
- Mary Day | |
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