tO MR. GEORGE R. KREitution for ton, Mass., March 20, 1891.

    My Dear Friend, Mr. Kre o buy me a gentle dog, and I  to t. It makes me very o kno I  makes me t all people are good and loving. I  t I am sure it o say t ers. My friends old me about your great and magnificent city, and I  deal t en. I o read quot;Enoc; and I kno poets poems by . I am eager to cross t to see my Engliso see me, and old me t tleness and o see a little strange girl coming into your office; but tle girl  to tell you o do.

    to send me some money for a poor little deaf and dumb and blind commy, and s are too poor to pay to tle fello to scead of giving me a dog, tlemen are going to ommys life as brig not a beautiful plan? Education ommys soul, and t help being happy.

    From your loving little friend, hELEN A. KELLER.

    tO DR. OLIVER ENDELL on, Mass., April, 1891.] Dear Dr. iful  spring , t April days. I love every ;Springquot; and quot;Spring ; I to  taugo enjoy and love tiful springtime, even t see ts approac  II. Letters(1887-1901)82

    ; lo! I am not blind any longer, for I see  Moture can s from me s in to tell you of my grateful love. I  you to see baby tom, ttle blind and deaf and dumb c come to our pretty garden.  before anotion ommys life. If you do come, you  to ask ton to en tommys whole life. Your loving friend, hELEN KELLER.

    tO SIR JOt MILLAIS Perkins Institution for ton, Mass., April 30, 1891.

    My Dear Mr. Millais:--Your little American sister is goi