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橘子汁
This observation by Dr. Howe captures a pivotal moment in Helen Keller’s early development. It perfectly illustrates her insatiable “thirst for knowledge,” which manifested not through sight or sound, but through intense physical exploration. Her examination of the furnace register—touching, smelling, and finally tasting the metal plates—goes beyond simple curiosity. It reveals a profound, methodical intelligence. She employs every sense available to her to deconstruct and understand her environment. This relentless, hands-on investigation foreshadows the determined and perceptive mind that would later master language and learning, proving that her drive to comprehend the world was innate and powerful from the very beginning.
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橘子汁
This passage offers a fascinating psychological insight into a character driven purely by the instinct to mimic. Her actions, like holding a book she cannot see, are mechanical replications of observed behavior, entirely disconnected from the act’s true purpose or utility. The pleasure derived is not from reading, but from the internal satisfaction of performing the imitation itself. This highlights a profound disconnect between action and understanding, suggesting that the impulse to copy can become an end in itself, a way to participate in a world from which she might otherwise feel excluded. It portrays imitation not as learning, but as a fundamental, almost compulsive, need.
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“My readers have opportunities of judging for themselves...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内
My two-week American journey was a vivid blend of history, nature, and modern vitality, leaving an indelible impression on me. I started my trip in New York City, the bustling metropolis that never sleeps. Standing at the foot of the Statue of Liberty, I felt the weight of freedom and hope it symbolizes for generations of immigrants. Wandering through Central Park amid skyscrapers offered a peaceful contrast to the city’s hustle, while a walk on Broadway immersed me in the glamour of world-class performances. From the east coast, I traveled to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Gazing at the vast, layered rock formations carved by the Colorado River, I was awe-struck by nature’s grandeur. The sunrise over the canyon, painting the cliffs in warm hues of orange and gold, was a sight I’ll never forget. Later, I visited Los Angeles, where the glitz of Hollywood and the laid-back vibe of Santa Monica Beach created a unique charm. This journey wasn’t just about seeing landmarks; it was about experiencing cultural diversity. I tasted delicious food from different cuisines, chatted with locals, and gained a deeper understanding of American culture. Every city had its own character, and every moment was filled with new discoveries. It was a journey of exploration and growth, one I’ll cherish forever.
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张天蕾
“Wherever religion is resorted to, as a strong drink, and as an...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内
It covers 400+ years of history—from the Mayflower Compact (the origin of democracy) to westward expansion with Native American displacement; from the Declaration of Independence’s equality ideal to slavery’s existence in the Constitution; from the Civil War’s slavery abolition to the long unfinished racial justice road after the Civil Rights Movement.
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