Jahresbericht des Kuratoriums der Perkins Institution und Massachusetts Asyl für die Blind für die Corporation. s führte zu einem Totalverlust ofsight und hören. Am 15. Juli, 188 G, herfather, Kapitän Arthur H.Keller, schrieb mir einen Brief, der mir einen kurzen Überblick über die entbehrungen sowie der geistigen Aktivität seiner kleinen Tochter, und mich gefragt, ob ich ein kompe- tent Lehrer ihr Foi beschaffen könnte. Ich antwortete in der bekräftigen - innovativ, und meine Gedanken Avere fast auf dem Weg zu Miss Annie M. Sullivan instinctivelyturned. Sie Hadjust graduierte von unserer Schule, wo sie an der Spitze des hadstood

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Annual Report of the Trustees of the Perkins Institution and Massachusetts Asylum for the Blind to the Corporation . s resulted in total loss ofsight and hearing. On the 15th of July, 188G, herfather, Capt. Arthur H. Keller, wrote me a letter, giving me a brief account of the deprivations aswell as of the mental activity of his little daughter, and asking me whether I could procure a compe-tent teacher foi her. I responded in the affirm-ative, and my thoughts Avere almost instinctivelyturned towards Miss Annie M. Sullivan. She hadjust graduated from our school, where she hadstood at the head of her class, and her valedictoryaddress — a beautiful original production, teemingwith felicitous thoughts clothed in a graceful style— was a revelation even to those who were ac-quainted with her uncommon powers. After duedeliberation I decided to make known to MissSullivan the contents of Capt. Kellers letter andto inform her that the position would be open toher provided she could fit hei-self for its require-ments. She replied that she would try, and beganimmediately the work of prepai-ation with great 80. MISS SULLIVAN TKACHIXG IIKLE.N KELLKK. earnestness and unremitting application. Shestudied Laura Bridgmans case thoroughly in allits phases, perused voluminous books on mentaldevelopment, read the reports of Dr. Howe with 81 assiduous care, mastered his methods and processesin their minutest details, and drank copiously ofhis noble spirit and of the abundance of his faithin the efficacy of human capacities and innatepowers for redemption and improvement. Havingbecome convinced by actual observation that shewas well equipped for her work and absolutelycompetent to take charge of the little girl, I wroteagain to Capt. Keller, recommending her mosthighly and without any reservation. In conse-quence of this correspondence liberal terms wereoffered, an agreement was readily effected, andmy dear friend and former pupil started for Ala-bama the last week in February. On enteri

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