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The Story of Helen Keller(p12)
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- 13.03.01
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- 삼일절
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- 13.03.04
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p12)
- Chapter 1
Darkness and Hope
For half a minute, close your eyes and cover your ears with your hands.
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For those thirty seconds, your world became a dark, silent, place.
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If you were born this way, how coule you learn right from wrong?
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How would you know who other people were?
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How could you talk to them?
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- 13.03.05
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p13)
- This is what happened to a little girl named Helen Keller.
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She was born to loving parents in a small American town in 1880.
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When she was eighteen months old, she became very ill with a fever.
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At that time, there was no medicine to help her.
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The little girl almost died.
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To her parent's relief, she survived.
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But she paid a terrrible price; she had lost the ability to both see and hear.
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- 13.03.06
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p14)
- Helen was raised in Tuscumbia, Alabama.
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Her father was a former army captain who owned a newspaper.
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They lived on a large farm outside of town.
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It had wide fields and a big barn where they kept several horses.
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But Helen could not see any of this.
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She couldn't see the green grass in the fields.
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She couldn't hear a dog bark.
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She had no way of knowing about birthdays, chrismas, or school.
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- 13.03.07
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p16)
- There was nothing wrong with Helen's mind, but there was so much that she could not learn naturally.
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she was able to learn some things,though.
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She did learn how to find her way around the house and barn.
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And she learned a few signs like pushing for "go" and pulling for "come" she could also show her mother that she was thirsty or hungry.
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But she didn't know that people used words.
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- 13.03.08
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p17)
- Helen also had a healthy body and wanted to play like other children.
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But when she ran, she would run into trees or fences.
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Then she would cry and not understand what had happened.
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Other children were afraid of Helen.
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Sometimes, she soule hit them or break their toys.
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She could not see or hear them, so she did not know they had feelings like her.
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Once, Helen even pushed her baby sister from her bed onto the floor.
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- 13.03.11
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- The Story of Helen Keller(p18)
- On Helen's sixth birthday, her mother pre-pared a special supper.
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She baked a chocolate birthday cake.
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When Helen smelled the cake, she ran into the Kitchen.
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Quickly, she grabbed a handful of cake and put it into her mouth.
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Mrs. Keller took the cake and put it high up out of Helen's reach.
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But helen did not understand, so she immediately stared crying loudly.
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She kicked th table and swung her small fists.
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