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Saturday PM. Healing dream. Long, involved though I missed lots. I was dancing with middle-aged man who had some limp or such. To a native rhythm. Anyhow, in a short matter of time I’m completely healed. Walking normally, delighted, telling R.

(Here Jane was sitting very relaxed in her rocker, leaning back with eyes closed, quite limp, voice slowing after a very fast delivery, above. [...]

(Jane sat still limp, eyes closed. [...]

Other people may actually impede those portions of the body given to mobility, so that they limp, or tighten their muscles, or otherwise tamper with their bodies so that the end result is one that requires a cautious, hesitating approach to motion. [...]

[...] A child might fall and badly scrape a knee — so badly that limping is the result, at least temporarily. [...]

Some additional problems for the woman who called, and marriage to a man with something wrong with a leg, perhaps only a slight limp. [...]

(C B Doesn’t know a man with a limp, or something wrong with a leg. [...]

[...] Imagine it limp and soft, and then hard and straight, you see. [...]

[...] All summer it had been limping along; it could not be driven more than 35 to 40 miles per hour without a strong vibration throughout, and any attempts at a higher speed seemed to be outright dangerous. [...]

[...] Yet she looked so limp and heavy-eyed, so bleary and yet relaxed, that I wondered if she could stay awake to continue. [...]

After the first bad bouts for example, when he improved enough to go up and down stairs without even limping, when he was agile enough at least to climb some rocks at the Glen (Enfield, near Ithaca, NY), to swim after being largely incapacitated, you both acted as if the improvements meant nothing, discounted them largely, and concentrated upon those symptoms that did indeed still remain.

Now I realize that you see Ruburt limping about quite as clearly as you see his good complexion. [...]

[...] Jane felt so limp and relaxed, I told her, that it seemed she had shed two tons of weight. [...]

[...] There was a limp in the left foot that was there always in that existence. [...]

[...] See it limp as a flower. [...]

[...] The time spent in performing such simple chores as limping down the stairs and out to the car, for example, is far more on a daily basis than any that would be spent chatting with a neighbor, or even visiting, etc. [...]

[...] When you believe that relaxation means that you are limp, that you can do nothing, that you have let go (with humor), then, of course, you experience it as such. [...]

[...] The results were so immediate and excellent, and Rob was so limp when he finished, that both of us were amused. [...]

[...] A pronounced limp. (Pause.) There is a connection with the glass and a note. [...]