....Girls followed on the Donkey square to watching the falling stars....(tego zdania nie rozumiem)
When they WERE lying on the ground and looking 'on' UP AT the sky they 'heared' (to slowo nie istnieje, to jest czas niereg. HEARD a 'chorrible' (ortog) 'cream' (ortog). THE girls decided to check what 'was' HAD happened. Alice 'for a self-defence' (daj to gdzies indziej w zdaniu) took with 'herself' HER a 'peper' (ortog) gas and a mobile phone (for self-defence) to 'called' CALL
for 'a' THE police if they WERE needED. When they arrived AT 'to' THE place 'from where' WHERE 'stemed that screams' (zrob to inaczej...where the screams had stemmed from) they saw two 'womens' WOMEN, probably homeless. One of them WAS holding 'on' IN her hands a small baby and the second WAS lying 'on' IN A pool of blood. Alice realized that THE 'women' (women to l. mnoga, a tutaj mowisz o l. poj WOMAN) 'whos' WHO WAS lying HAD just 'born' GIVEN BIRTH TO a baby and the second WOMAN HAD 'helpped' (ortog) her.
` I can`t believe IT!` 'sayed' (ej? SAID - ile razy czytasz to w ksiazkach?) Kate.
` 'Maby' (ortog) we can help you?` asked Alice
Can you hold 'tis' (ortog) baby for a moment? And can you 'turned' TURN around?`'say' SAID THE women
Alice took the baby and turned around and all THE girls 'jollied up' (nie rozumiem tego pojecia) a baby.
They were 'such' SO 'busied' BUSY THAT 'and' (niepotr) they forgot about THE 'holly' (zle slowo- popraw) world, but when the baby 'was' HAD started crying THE girls woke up.
`Miss, your baby is crying!` 'told' SAID Alice and waitED too 'much' LONG A time for the answer.
>When Alice turned around they 'were' HAD disappearED.