luckly

Threedaystoe

Chapter1

Helenkellerwasbornonjune27,umbia,alittle

townofnothrenAlabamaherlifewassimpleandmuchlike

everyotherlittlelifeatthebeginning,Atfirstshewascalled

Helen·YiPeiLi,Butherfathermadeamisstake,when

called

HellenAdamsHellen’slifewasdifferentsinceanillnesscame

alledacutecongestionofthestomachand

brain,Theillnessrabbedhereyesandears,luckynother

time,shewastooyoungtounderstoodthemeanof

losingeyesandears,Buthavinghertemperexpressherinner

a

goodteacher---MissSullivan

Chapter2

Helenwasaclevergairlbutnearlyforexper,whenshe

shelockedhermotherupin

thepantlyforthreehoursjusttofeelthejarofthepoundingby

hermother.

Butallthepasd,lled

d-o-l-lwhilehallenwaspalyingwithhernewdoll,thisisthefirst

enonMissSullilancanalawysfound

interestingwaytoteachHelenThereslowlyshe

unterstand“whatiswater”,“what’sthenathure”andeven“the

meaningoflove”.

BeriderlittleHelenwasalsosuccedtoreadingwithhaiyof

MissSulliven

NewHelenlifewasbecamingmoresweetandmore

uful.

Chapter3

InMay,xperenanotherimpoanteventin

hevisistedtheperkins

institutienfortheBilindandmadefriendswiththelittleblind

,TheyvisitedBunlerHill----a

excitedthis

visitshefilledwithmonderattherichnessandvarietyofthe

experiensbeginningofevelythinginHallen’

treasuresofanew,beautifulworldwerelaidatherfeet,and

shetookinpleasureandimportantateveryturn,shelived

herlfintoallthings.

chapter4

InthischapterHallenmetmanytroubles,Itwasinthe

image,How

hareditisforatenyearsoldgirltolearntospeakby

lip—,Thewinterof

1892,shewroteAlittlestorycalled“TheForstkiy”whichshe

wroteandnttoMrAnagnos,oneofherbestfriends;wasat

therootofthetrouble,itwasdiscoveredthatastorysimilarto

calledbyMissMargaret7

,ThankstoMissSullivanlittle

Hallengottroughthetrouble,finally.

Chapter5

Inoctober1896,Hallenenteredthecambriidgeschoolforyong

Ladies,tobepreparedforRadcliffe

EachdayMisssullivanwenttotheclasswithHallen

andspelledintoherhandwithinfinitepatienceallthatthe

teacherssaidduringthistime,shereadalotofbookssuchas

“LiedvonderGlocke”“Taucher”and“AusdemstautFfriedrichs

desGrosn”

ThenshetookherpreliminaryxaminationsforRadcliffe

shepasd

ineverythingandreceived“honours”inGermanandEnglish

Inoctober,hemetmany

newfriends,sheherlfsaidthat“Thus,itisthatmyfriends

havemadethestoryofmylife”inathousandwaystheyhave

turnedmetowalkveneandhappyintheshadowcastbymy

deprivation

Chapter6

Hallenhadadream“threedaystoe”onthefristday,she

wouldliketoethepeoplewhokindnessandgentleness

andcompanionhavemadeherlifeworthliving,sheshouldcall

toallherfriendsjustto,lasklamgintotheirfacesshewould

liketolookintotheloyal,trustingeyesofherdogs,viewthe

smallsimplethingsofherhomeThenextday,sheshouldari

withthedawnandethethrillingmiraclebywhichningtisthe

transformedintoday

sheshouldtrytoprobleintothesoulofmanthroughthis

art,rd

daym,shesaidIshallspendintheworkdaywoldofthe

prent,amidthehauntsofmangoingaboutthebusinessof

lifeandwherecanonefindsomanyactivitiesandconditionsof

manasinNewYourk;Sothecitybecomesmydestionation.

summary

ThefirsttimeIread“threedaystoe’itimpresdon

isabad

luckdog,shelostherearsandeyes,whenshewasalittle

girl,sheevenknownothingaboutthemeansthatonelive

whitouteyeshowhorrible

sometime,IwouldcompliantotheGodnesswhyyouare

socruel,yourobbeda5yearsoldgirl’

rcome

anytroubles,toMissSullilanfor

herpatienceandsmartwhichmakelittleHallenbetterand

better,CompairedourlvestoHallen,wearesoluck,

Actually,edidn’?

Justbeceacewehaven’tmakefulluofourconditionsand

tryourbesttodosomethingjustimage

MissHallengiveusonehint:Uyoureyesasiftomorrowyou

emusicofvoices,thesongof

abird,themightstrainsofanorchestra,asifyouwouldbe

llthens,Iamsurethat

sightmustbethemostdelightful.