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Excerpt from The Lover's Love
Helen keller, the blind, deaf, and dumb girl, of Whose intelligence and remarkable beauty of character so much is said, not long ago entertained a company of eight persons, all of whom had taken some part in the prep aration of her autobiography, The Story of My Life.
At the plate of each guest was a copy of the book, with a few words of dedication in Miss Keller's handwriting. To one who had read the proofs she wrote, The proof of the book is in the reading.
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