" I am all right," I said; " but I wish you would go and see to that crippled man, for I am afraid he is nearly killed." "A Woman's Life-Work Labors and Experiences" by Laura S. Haviland

There was the old man, tied hand and foot, three yards from the tree, and there, half leaning, half sitting by the tree, the boy, the big, red- headed, broken and crippled boy- was panting his life out. "In the Heart of a Fool" by William Allen White

Nora, did you ever see that crippled woman that lives on the mill road a little way from our church? "Melbourne House" by Elizabeth Wetherell