The Watseka Wonder
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, She could read blindfolded, and do everything as C I readily as when in health by her natural sight. She would dress, stand before the glass, open and search draw^ers, pick up loose pins, do any and all things readily and without annoyance, under heavy blindfoldings.
Near the time, in 1864, when she cut her arm, while blindfolded she took Dr. Trail's encyclopedia, turned to the index, traced the column till she came to the word "blood, '* then turned to the page indi- cated and read the subje...ct through. On another occasion she took a box of her letters received from her friends, and sat down, heavily blindfolded by critical, intelligent, investigating gentlemen, ex- amined and read them w^ithout error or hesitancy. When Rev. J. H. Rhea, Editor A. J. Smith, Mr. Roff and others misplaced and promiscuously arranged some of their own letters with Mary's she at once proceeded to correctly draw out the intruded let- ters and examine them. If wrong side up she would quickly turn them, and read the address there- on, and throw violently away every letter not her own; and re-arrange twenty or thirty letters in the order she desired to have them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, She could read blindfolded, and do everything as C I readily as when in health by her natural sight. She would dress, stand before the glass, open and search draw^ers, pick up loose pins, do any and all things readily and without annoyance, under heavy blindfoldings.
Near the time, in 1864, when she cut her arm, while blindfolded she took Dr. Trail's encyclopedia, turned to the index, traced the column till she came to the word "blood, '* then turned to the page indi- cated and read the subje...ct through. On another occasion she took a box of her letters received from her friends, and sat down, heavily blindfolded by critical, intelligent, investigating gentlemen, ex- amined and read them w^ithout error or hesitancy. When Rev. J. H. Rhea, Editor A. J. Smith, Mr. Roff and others misplaced and promiscuously arranged some of their own letters with Mary's she at once proceeded to correctly draw out the intruded let- ters and examine them. If wrong side up she would quickly turn them, and read the address there- on, and throw violently away every letter not her own; and re-arrange twenty or thirty letters in the order she desired to have them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Winchester Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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