Blindman

The youngest thought half the fun was to see our enthusiasm in "blindman's bluff," "fox and geese," and "bean bags." ❋ Unknown (1898)

The 'blindman' seen everywhere is David Blunkett, who is blind himself, the then UK Home Secretary who introduced these measures & other similar laws. ❋ Kay Olson (2009)

You know playin 'blindman's bluff is a little baby's game ❋ Unknown (1973)

'Mekusangokko,' which is a sort of 'blindman's buff.' ❋ Lafcadio Hearn (1877)

"blindman," who had riddled out the address, was quite willing to give me the parcel without further ado, but I said: -- ❋ Isabel Florence Hapgood (1889)

After landing in the USA years later, he proceeded to walk from New York to Kansas City, Missouri, where he found gainful employment, by dressing up like a blindman and selling pencils on the street. ❋ Roseanne Barr (2011)

Had not Lincoln been made a martyr for the ages his fate might have been similar. blindman ❋ Unknown (2009)

Didn't the Lord also said something about a blindman leading another blind,? .... kishen c. rao ❋ Unknown (2009)

Doing something to save lives is NOT a moral imperative in your world since explaining morality to you would be like trying to explain the color blue to a blindman. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Mick. e.y said ... the review was a bit brash towards the book but I like your honesty - enjoyed your review blindman. keep up the good work. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Run oh run oh blindman run through lightning blasted trees wintertime not yet begun and snow up to your knees ❋ Robert Hunter (2001)

I told myself I was looking for something wrong; but I knew I was like an ex-blindman, really looking just because I could. ❋ Vinge, Joan D. (1988)

I turned to look at the mutant, who was staring ahead like a blindman. ❋ Scheer, Karl (1977)

This person then enters the ring, and when the blindman calls out "Ruth," answers "Jacob," and moves about within the circle so as to avoid being caught by the blindman, and continues to answer "Jacob," as often as the blindman calls out "Ruth." ❋ Clarence Squareman (N/A)

He is like a congenital blindman, who asks: "Of what use is seeing?" ❋ Various (N/A)

The steps may be long or short as the blindman wishes. ❋ Melvin W. [Editor] Sheppard (N/A)