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The Blind sisters of Saint Paul

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CONTENTS nTranslator’s Preface v nAuthor’s Preface viinPART I nThe Psychology of Blind Women nBOOK I nSurroundings: Sensations and Impressions nI Contact with Nature 3 nII “Seeing” our Fellow-Creatures 27 nIII The “Voices” of the House 44 nBOOK II nPhysical Activity nI How to find one’s Way without Eyesight S3 nII Everyday Life 66 nBOOK III nThe Blind Woman Herself nI Appearances, Tastes, Disposition 73 nII The Life of the Affections 83 nConclusion to Part I 90 nPART II nThe Community of the Blind Sisters of St Paul nBOOK I nTheir Origin nI The Founders 106 nII Preliminaries, Aim and Spirit of the Foundation 120 nIII The Constitutions; the Rule 129 nBOOK II nThe Convent nI Material Occupations 145 nII The Community Room, the Chapel 156 nIII The Classes 167 nIV The Musical Section 179 nV The Knitting Department 188 nVI The Brush Department 191 nVII The Printing of the “White Books” 200 nBOOK III nThe Nuns nI Religious Vocation 219 nII Vocations among the Blind 248 nIII The Religious Life 253 nIV Living with the Blind 278 nCONCLUSION nThe Future of the Congregation 286nnDigitized by Google.’, ‘The psychology of blind women.–The community of the Blind sisters of

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• Creator/s: La Sizeranne, Maurice de, 1857-1924, Leggatt, L. M. (Lilian Marian
• Date: 1907
• Year: 1907
• Book Topics/Themes: International Catholic Library, Blind sisters of St. Paul, Paris

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