M. Barraud in reply, contended that the fault was greatly that of the amah, It was She was wearing soft Japar and be afraid of remaining on mug path decided to use red. But the foot path was not in the state described by M. clu Pao.
It should have been a very small for her to go over the sunt which was not even half x foot high. Even if she was afraid to do ought have looked behind t" see vehicle was coming, then n on the footpath after pass The ladd ey but standing ascertain the Cormer ami M. dacoblett, the French Traffic Iispectne, The an a great inp lence markable 1 was gain The pra: was at an angle with the lorry, otherwise the amah should been killed "and not the The truth was that the Wd
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