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“I am a lovely young woman” is particularly good because it automatically identifies Ruburt with grace, agility and health. [...]

A hearty and reassuring good evening—and with probabilities as they are, within a year the large bulk of physical hassles with Ruburt will be behind him —that is, he will be navigating more or less normally, with further agility to follow.

[...] Age alone never brought about any loss of physical agility, or of mental ability, or of desire. [...]

[...] The fact is that for many reasons gifted children merely show the latent quickness, mental agility, and curiosity and learning capacity, that is inherent in the species. [...]

[...] The jaw and shoulders are further releasing, but he compared those improvements—which he is aware of—negatively with the completed state of agility he now so desires.

[...] A new, more complex dimension has been showing itself in the songs lately — now, often, the “words” and notes are short and rapid as they flit agilely up and down the scale. [...]

The longed-for definite improvement in walking is about two weeks away, involving agility particularly. [...]

[...] As Ruburt definitely recovers, certain muscles not adequately used in the past must regain not only agility but strength, and begin to stretch to their natural capacity. [...]

[...] He has always been mentally quick and intellectually agile. [...]

[...] To a lesser degree, Ruburt’s agility, his performance as a dancer and so forth, gave him the feeling that even physical achievements carried an ease that many did not possess. [...]

[...] They were as agile as animals, their purpose simply to be. [...]

He was afraid that the body spontaneity would lead him away from mental and psychic agility. [...]

[...] With a changing physical situation necessitating agile manipulation, the physical stimulations came so quickly that the pattern did not have a chance to jell. [...]

I need freedom and agility of thought, where he tends to repress me unless I conform to definite ideas of good and wrong. [...]

[...] He has always been mentally quick and intellectually agile. [...]

[...] Certain personality characteristics are important too, I imagine — the agility with which I can switch the focus of my consciousness, for example.

[...] They were indeed as agile as animals — nor were they unconscious.¹⁰ They simply dealt with a different kind of awareness.

[...] They did not need long periods of protection as infants, but in an animal fashion were physically more agile at younger ages than, say, the human infant.