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Subtitle: Containing Reminiscences of Institution Life, How Do the Blind See, Night Thoughts, Gold Worshippers, and Other Productions in Prose and Verse Never Before Published in Book Form Publisher: Published for the author, A.O. Bunnell, printer Publication date: 1878 Subjects: Blind Blinds Blind poets Blindness in literature Health