Robert had a good friend named Henley, who walked around with the help of a wooden leg.
But why did we think all pirate crews had an old sea cook with a wooden leg, a captain with a parrot and at least one hook and two eye-patches elsewhere in the crew?
One of them, a rather small fellow with a wooden leg, kept looking at me.
One pirate had a long beard, the other had a big black moustache, and the third one had a wooden leg.
He wore short pants and had a wooden leg.
At that moment, the man half hobbled, half hopped over and began fumbling with his leg; suddenly he was holding the wooden leg in both hands.
"Come here," said the man with the wooden leg, repeating the gesture.
The farmer leads the reporter over to a nearby pen. There in the mud the reporter sees a pig with a wooden leg.
There is even a wooden leg from a 11 Balkan war veteran who fell in love with a nurse in a field hospital.
It was also allowed to go about on crutches, or with a wooden leg and children might have bells on their dresses; but it was prohibited to walk on stilts, or to carry any heathen amulet.
Thus Long John Silver, the pirate with a wooden leg, was born .
People are always losing a wooden leg and having parts of their limbs fall off.
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