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“I can still feel my legs, thanks for asking. My back’s not even hurt that badly. Only as though I was just hit by…

— Jayde Scott

“Sometimes, when you'd least expect it, the grief would chop your legs out from under you.”

— Emmy Laybourne

“I took so long coming to the door. I had no idea crutches were so damned tricky. I imagined myself swinging jauntily along, but…

— Liane Moriarty

“I liked how he gently squeezed my thigh just above my knee as we idled at a crosswalk.”

— Beth Flynn

“I was just pulling your leg and it came off in my hand.”

— Robert A. Heinlein

“I was doing it again, jumping around. But it was so hard to start at the beginning when you knew how it would end.”

— Sarah Dessen

“Slowly, painfully, I let go. It was like prying my own fingers off the edge of the cliff. And that hurt too-particularly the falling…

— Robin McKinley

“About prying her legs apart, making her mine. But I didn’t want that. If she said no, I would stop. I wouldn’t hurt her,…

— Natasha Knight

“Somehow I know that eventually we'll fall back into step, so the pain is the low hum of detachment rather than the screaming stab…

— Cat Patrick

“ You've had it the easiest. What good is all your privilege, you soft, spoiled thing, if you can't stand on your own legs? ”

— Maggie Stiefvater

“It was as if, without realizing it, I had been completely disarmed by her legs.”

— Kōbō Abe

“He gestured toward her twisted leg. "Like you. Some don't walk good. Some be broken in other ways. Not all. But lots. Do you…

— Lois Lowry