"The head of the New York school for the hard-of-hearing unfolds the mystery of lip-reading so that it can be mastered without a teacher. its chapter on the eye as substituted for the ear, and its suggestions to friends of the deaf, have value for all. Its forty pages of capital 'stories for practice' indicate a tactful manner of alleviating toll."
—Outlook.
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