English Translation
Never take a blind man’s arm. Let him rather take yours.
What does lo in déjelo refer to?
Never take a blind man’s arm. Let him rather take yours.
What does lo in déjelo refer to?
It refers to él.
Let him.
It implies importance in the action to be performed by the blind person.
Let him (100% by himself) take your arm.
Hope this helps!
It helps! I had somehow expected le (the dative), though.