...hopefulness. • Such are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor...improvement during twelve months more, and brings her litlle history down to the end of last year. It is very remarkable, that as we dream in words, and...

...hopefulness. » Such are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor...from which I have just quoted. It describes her rapid menial growth and improvement during twelve months more, and brings .her little history down to the...

...are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of Laura Bridgrnan. The name of her great benefactor and friend, who writes...report from which I have just quoted. It describes herrapid mental growth and improvement during twelve months more , and brings her little history down...

...hopefulness. • Such are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor...published by Dr. Howe, since the report from which 1 have just quoted. It describes her rapid mental growth and improvement during twelve months more,...

...hopefulness." Such are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of ^ Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor*...published by Dr. Howe, since the report from which I have iust quoted. It describes her rapid mental growth and improvement during twelve months more, and brings...

...hopefulness." Such are a few fragments from the simple but most interesting and instructive history of Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor...describes her rapid mental growth and improvement dur* ing twelve months more, and brings her little history down to the end of last year. It is very...

...gives due laud to the New-York oysters " for thy dear sake, heartiest of Greek professors;" and says of Howe, " There are not many persons, I hope and believe, who after reading these pages can ever hear that name with indifference." Don't fail, one or two of you, to come to New York....

...due laud to the New- York oysters " for thy dear sake, heartiest of Greek professors ; " and says of Howe, " There are not many persons, I hope and believe, who after reading these pages can ever hear that name with indifference." Don't fail, one or two of you, to come to New York....

...truthfulness, and hopefulness." Such are a few fragments from the simple but fc. 1 instructive history of Laura Bridgman. The name of her great benefactor and friend, who writes it, is Dr. Howe. There are not many persons, I hope and beliere, who, after reading these passages, can ever...

...due laud to the New York oysters 'for thy dear sake, heartiest of Greek professors ; ' and says of Howe, ' There are not many persons, I hope and believe, who after reading these pages can ever hear that name with indifference.' "Don't fail, one or two of you. to come to New It...