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1885 Awaken Dr. Bell

(1,927 words)

Published December 25, 2018

Categorized as average length short stories Tagged 1885, Alexander Graham Bell, American Sign Language, ASL, Austin Texas, compassion, conflicting beliefs, Darwinist Perspective, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, deafness, historical fiction, Lip Reading, Milan Conference of Deaf Educators of 1880, Miles Grove, North Concho River, picnic, San Angelo Texas, Shoe shop, short story, Tom Green County, United States

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