Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 272
none but the fool and hewas together. Mr. Sorrel, says Jack, shall we play at BlindMans Buff? Ay, says he, with all my heart. Jack—You shallbe blinded says Jack—That I will. Jack, says he. So pinninga napkin about his eyes and head ; Now turn about, says Jack;but you see Mr. Sorrel, you see; No,… … into his pockets ; this he did every time he came to that end ofthe room, till he had filled his pockets and breeches. Thedoors being open, away runs Jack, leaving the good man blind-folded, who wondering he did not hear the fool, cried out.Jack, Jack ; but finding no answer, he pulled off the…
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