Dear Sir, - I wish to convey my thanks to you for your interest in limbless girls. I consider this is another feather in the cap of your interesting weekly.
I am now 22 years of age, considered by most to be very pretty and of a fascinating nature, even though my left leg was amputated at the age of 16, as the result of a train accident.
As far as I can remember I have never regretted the loss of a limb, and I can still look on the bright side of life.
There is a great deal of fun to be obtained from life on one leg, and many a thrill for a one-legged girl who is ready to attempt a stunt which incurs a small risk to the shapely single leg.
Judging from the letters in your paper, most of your onelegged readers prefer a shoe or boot with a high heel, and I may be counted among this number. I think a high heel adds the finishing touch of daintiness to a beautiful girl, lovely of face and figure, wearing a close-fitting, knee-length skirt, and displaying to full view her one and only leg.
This would appear to have a strange fascination for the men folk also, as my boy confesses that he is intrigued by my absolute lack of self-consciousness, for I display my single leg to all and sundry without the slightest trace of tremor.
My Scotch blood is also stirred by the cost of clothing my shapely limb, for a pair of silk stockings will last twice as long, and I can get two different shoes for the price of one pair.
Hoping to hear from more of my girl friends in similar circumstances,
Yours sincerely,
Single Leg.