He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing — Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing — Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing — Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing — Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing — Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
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He wondered how far his legs would carry him on their own - how long before his brain took over them and began punishing them, making them work past any sane limit, to keep a bullet from crashing into its own bony cradle.

— Richard Bachman, The Long Walk
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