n trying to crossthe street! Shes afraid some of thecarts will run over her; what fun it is r Jack could not help being amusedat the old womans frightened at-tempts at crossing. She would go onfor a few steps, and then come backas fast as she could ; again she wouldwait a few moments, then try… … jack and the Old Blind Woman. HOPE ON. 91 an UD usual number of carriages com-ing, he called out, Now, goody, run ;nows your time! The old woman turned at thesound of his voice; and Jack eagerlyseized Pats arm, saying, Pat, Pat,you mustnt laugh, shes blind. All the better fun, shouted Pat;but Jack…
Children's stories, American
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