Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-15

meaning citadel, but a question brought
back Hood OF recolections Of the time
she first heard OF a citadel when study
Ing Roman history last year and she
quickly told I'm the sign language just
how citadel looked and where II was
built II was while reading the
"Acneld that her sensitive soul OF
honor received a shock The story or
the Wooden Horse interested her
very much, but the strategy OF Ulysses
seemed 90 her ineXcusable. She talked
about II frequently, and always ended
by saying Ulysses was a brave man
but should have liked him better ii
he had not cheated
So strong and upright IS she In char
aCtcr that Mr. Anagnos calls her A
Modified Puritan" MI Anagnos says;
~ am convinced that no power In the
world could make Faith tell hr. 80
willingly deceive she Is absolutely up
right In character and careful TO MAIN
tain the strictest right even in little
things Last summer a lady wrote
Edith. ana she was longer In answering
It than the teacher thought she should
be- and SO the teacher yentured to has
ten the answer Bat Edith demuued,
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s,aytsI ,ho, sbo boeir so md s,'nnd sS,.
encb ana s,,.b tbi,rs Eiitb bo,,sycy
sio,pi,' gbooi bsr L.oa and s,id orben
n ,vn,,td ,s ,.n,,, lstt.r AMI MAJ n,ine -
II was "a sad day for her when She dis
covered that the man she had admired
so much. Benedict Arnold was a trait
tor For long time she grieyod over
his fam and talked about ID continually.
Vbepnvor eba mai .lrnre o.hn.a min
i'm eba ,alpnd es,sciaii,, sb, ,rn,,ld AK
and caperlv a,yaU tbe ,cnl,. ,,Vrbat dn
Won think of Arnoidq" vim tbs NH
strength NJ hor no,vars she l,new what
II meant I'm desplsn whom sho studied
obout Ganerol charles Ioc ana learned
of bis condurt ,yIidh ro,no s o 5ongc.'
ousiy near thn traitor lin" ro her (y1y
Of tbinklnr he was oyactrv nc had os
Arnold.
Although Edith has tbe ternporomept
of student She equally enioys her do
nestle work. Just M pfesont II ,s
nor share ar the dining room 1rorl ia
scr the tables tvlco n doy I'm tbis nar0-
cuiar DINING room th.re '.,ra 'tvn t1hlrs
Whom She has finished her Task nothing
has bpen forgotten and no one with
seeing ewes could Mac, Inc thlnps any
better Al tba t9hIn no nne would ma.
tlce that She h different from tbe other
blind Girls aroun1 nor sbn tekes her
food as daintily as any Th.ra ls tbis
difference tbat one cf her eir friends
who can talk the SIGN laneu9gs elts he.
side her and whom NOT e9iino Edlth is
usually very busilv engaged emitting
Besides taking care Of her avn bed She
quite frequently assists the other iris
1t is a source 81 genuine pride In her
that her needlew0rk ls valued for thar
means she has become So to sneak
past mistress Of the needle and the
choice table linen ANA sheets and pillow
cases are adorned with her exquisite
hemmlng.
In her work box now IN her room
| there Is a big doh that she Is dressing
! Tor the international Doll Collection
| She cuts and makes the garments her
| self. and in the matter of lace trim
mings IS very particular. az she admires
| fine laces of delicate pattern She there
fore always wishes 10 select her own
| laces Twice she has dressed dolls for n
sale In aid Of the Peabody Home FOR
crlppled children. which sold for five
| dollars each. Who knows but that some
| dav She NAV become professional doll
/ OrtNg1nHkOl ana DE HhIO 10 support nHI-
| self as she is most anxious 10 do9
one of the dolls dressed by these pa
| TENT fingers would be a sermon In every
| household. The work of her hands is
very near perfoctlon. No matter what
| the task-vhether making a table at
the carpenter's bench dress for her
| soil or dalntilv fashlonlng woods with
| the crochet. hook-each rs done 10 the
| hest of her knowledge and ability She
is always busy about useful things.
life for her is by no means mosaic.
Yesterday with a light heart. she took
her dancing lesson for she felt that she
| waltzed as well as She had once hoped
| sbo might and il 10 something of n
/ trIumph Ia dance In a gymnasium fun
OF girls when not. n note of music can be
heard and vet make no missteps. The
recent fire running Howe Hail has a
! certain compeneatlon In her heart for
! there were MANY books about to be
| hound which were somewhat damaged
! bv The wafer and smoke. and Mr.. Anag-
| nos said that N the girls wished they
might have them for their own. Edith
selected tho Rock Of Psalms Shake
snearp's "Henrv ~ " Ionpfellow's
| poems and Tohn Flske's war of the
| Tndonandonce - Tho last-noned vol
mo ea,,a nor narticnIar eatisfactIon
6e n1e !, was tbronSh ,he works 9l OF ~
John F gSe hS she learned eR D6 to love 9 ms