emptstodowhateverotherpeopledo,andtodoitaswell.Hersuccesshasbeenplete,forintryingtobelikeotherpeopleshehasostfullytobeherself.Herunwilliobebeatenhasdevelopedherce.Whereano,shego.HerrespectforphysicalbraveryislikeStevensons--theboysptforthefellowwhocries,withatouchofyoungbravadoinit.Shetakestrampsinthewoods,plungingthroughtheunderbrush,wheresheisscratchedandbruised;yetyoucouldhertoadmitthatsheishurt,andyoucertainlycouldnotpersuadehertostayathomeime.

    Sowhenpeopletryexperimentswithher,shedisplaysasportsmaerminationtowinina,howeverunreasohatonemaywishtoputherto.

    Ifshedoesnotknowtheaoaquestion,sheguesseswithmischievousassurance.Askherthecolourofyourcoat(noblindpersontellcolour),shewillfeelitandsay"black."Ifithappenstobeblue,andyoutellhersotriumphantly,sheislikelytoanswer,"Thankyou.Iamgladyouknow.Whydidyouaskme?”

    Herwhimsidadventuresomespiritputshersomuhermettlethatshemakesratherapoorsubjectforthepsychologicalexperimenter.Moreover,MissSullivaseewhyMissKellershouldbesubjectedtotheiigationofthestist,andhasnotherselfmademanyexperiments.sychologistaskedherifMissKellerspelledersinhersleep,MissSullivanrepliedthatshedidnotthinkitworthwhiletositupandwatch,suchmatterswereofsolittlesequence.

    MissKellerlikestobepartofthepany.Ifanyonewhomsheistouglaughsatajoke,shelaughs,too,justasifshehadheardit.Ifothersareaglowwithmusic,arespondingglow,caughtsympathetically,shinesinherfadeed,shefeelsthemovementsofMissSullivansomihatsherespondstohermoods,andsosheseems