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...objects with the sounds that struck our ear. Whenever we heard these sounds, the same ideas arose m our minds, because we recollected the signs made to us when they were pronounced. 4 Exactly similar must be our measures with the Deaf and Dumb. Their tuition commences with teaching...

...objects with the sounds that struck our ear. Whenever we heard these sounds, the same ideas arose in our minds, because we recollected the signs made to us...similar must be our measures with the deaf and dumb. — Theirtuition commences with teaching them a manual alphabet, such as boys at school make use of...

...we heard these sounds, the same ideas arose in our minds because we recollected the signs made „ us when they were pronounced. " Exactly similar must...of to hold conversation at one end of a form with tbeir companions at the other. The various figures of these letters strike forcibly the eyes of deaf...

...with the sounds that struck our ears ; whenever we heard these sounds, the same ideas arose in our minds, because we recollected the signs made to us when they were pronounced." This clearly proves that the Abbe taught his pupils " words by things ;" and in a letter of the Abbe's...

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