1 It's easier to walk with a leg wound than with dysentery.
2 Gerald moved toward her, silent as a sleepwalker, his stiff leg dragging.
3 "We'll both take a leg and drag him," said Melanie firmly.
4 One foot in the shortened stirrup and the other leg crooked about the pommel in an approximation of a side saddle, she set out across the fields toward Mimosa, steeling herself to find it burned.
5 One night soon after this, he tapped on Scarlett's door long after the house was asleep and sheepishly exhibited a leg peppered with small shot.
6 Pork beamed under the praise and gingerly rubbed his bandaged leg.
7 "I think so too," said the one-eyed man and slapped his leg with a laugh.
8 Some of them lacked an arm or a leg or an eye, many had scars which would ache in rainy weather if they lived for seventy years but these seemed small matters now.
9 Yet, none of these things seemed to bother him any more than the leg he had left in Virginia.
10 Though he had only one leg, he could work faster than Pork.
11 She heard the thump- thump of his wooden leg in the hall outside the office and then he stopped.
12 Will sat down on the sofa and rubbed the stump of his leg.
13 The man who was making his way across the back yard stumped, like Will Benteen, on a wooden leg.
14 All she knew was that his voice bespoke the mountains to the north and that he had been in the army and had lost both leg and eye shortly before the surrender.
15 I lost this here leg and this here eye.