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1.  Helen   Keller  was born in a small town called Tuscumbia, Alabama, on
an  estate  called Ivy  Green . She was born on 27 July, 1880, and her
parents  were Kate  Adams  Keller and  Colonel  Arthur Keller. At first she
could   talk  and see but on  February  1882 when  Helen  was 19 months
old she  became  extremely ill and  lost  her  ability  to  hear  and see.
(Due   to   a   protruding(väljaulatuv)    left    eye,   she   was    usually
photographed in  profile .)  Both her  eyes  were replaced in adulthood
with glass replicas.
2.  Learning    was    tough    for   Helen.   Because   of   her   deafness   and
blindness,   no   one   could   get    through    to   her,   and   she   could   not
communicate with  othersBasic   rules  and lessons made no  sense  to
her, and she was called a "wild  child ." Then, in  1886 , her mom heard
about   the    Perkins    School   for   the    Blind    in   Boston   from   Alexander
Graham  Bell,  inventor  of the  telephone . Kate wrote to the head of
the Perkins School to ask for a  teacher  for Helen and they  sent  their
star  student , Anne  Sullivan . The day she  arrivedMarch  3, 1887—
Helen's life changed.
3. Anne   Sullivan   was   born   on   April   14,   1866,   in   Agawam,
Massachusetts. Her family had very little  money  and could not take
care of her. When she was 10  years  old she was sent to live in a
home for  poor  people. Anne also had very poor  vision . At the age of
14,   she   was   sent   to   the   Perkins   School   for   the   Blind   to   receive
training to be a teacher for  children  who were blind.
4. Anne had to  figure  out a way to make Helen  understand   words  and
their meaning. She began to teach Helen  letters , by signing them
into her  palm . Then just one  month  later, everything clicked. Anne
held Helen's hand under a  pump   while  signing W-A-T-E-R into her
palm. Helen's  whole   face  lit up. The word came to life. That day, she
learned 30 words.
5. Quickly, she learned words and then  sentences . Soon she was  able
to communicate by signing the  manual  alphabet. But Helen wasn't
satisfied with signing alone. She  wanted  to learn to write. In addition
to learning to write in  braille , Helen placed a ruler on the page as a
guide and  drew very  square  block letters.
6. In 1888, Helen left home for the first time. She and Anne attended
the Perkins School for the Blind as a guest of the  director , Michael
Anagnos.   Helen   became   an   overnight    celebrity .   However,   her
friendship    with   Anagnos   suffered   when   she   was   accused   of
plagiarism[plaigarisam]. Helen had written a story entitled "The  Frost
King" for Anagnos's birthday. It was a lot like a story Helen had heard
once , long  before , and  perhaps  she  remembered  parts of it  without
realizing it. Some people said Helen's writing was just too  good  for
someone  who couldn't see or hear nature with her own eyes and
ears .
7. But Helen had  spent  most of her childhood  outside ! Anne had taught
Helen   many   things   outside   of   the    classroom .   She   taught   her   to
touch ,   smell,   and    experience    nature.   She   wanted   Helen   to   be
curious, ask  questions , and to discover the world around her. And,
for the  rest  of her life, Helen loved to smell and touch flowers, to  feel
the wind on her face...she was curious about everything!

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