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| 1 | 702 | He did not View more quotes about understand">understand, of course, at that time, that she, whatever might be her native intelligence, which was surely considerable, lacked speech, and for a very obvious reason. |
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| 1 | 699 | She seemed startled that such seemingly articulate sounds should emanate from a human. |
| 1 | 700 | She tried to imitate them, but managed, one supposes, to do little more than replicate a handful of disjointed phonemes. |
| 1 | 701 | He seemed puzzled at her response. |
| 1 | 702 | He did not understand, of course, at that time, that she, whatever might be her native intelligence, which was surely considerable, lacked speech, and for a very obvious reason. |
| 1 | 703 | It had never been taught to her. |
| 1 | 704 | Presumably he first thought her simply differently spoken, and that they had no language in common. |
| 1 | 705 | But he soon discounted this speculation as she did not seem to speak to him in a different language, hers, but seemed rather to be trying to make his own sort of sounds. |