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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Their hind legs, some eight to ten inches in width, are proportionately shorter than their arms, which tend to be some eight inches in width at the biceps and some five inches, or so, in width at the wrist. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #407)
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1 407 Their hind View more quotes about legs">legs, some eight to ten inches in width, are proportionately shorter than their arms, which tend to be some eight inches in width at the biceps and some five inches, or so, in width at the wrist.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 404 When the eyes of the creature had reflected back the light, the light, too, had suddenly reflected back from its fangs, and I had seen, too, the long, dark tongue move about on the lips, and then draw back into the mouth.
1 405 The creatures seemed to continue to grow before us.
1 406 Then they stood erect before us.
1 407 Their hind legs, some eight to ten inches in width, are proportionately shorter than their arms, which tend to be some eight inches in width at the biceps and some five inches, or so, in width at the wrist.
1 408 Standing as they were, upright, the larger of the two creatures was some nine feet tall, and the smaller some eight and a half feet tall.
1 409 I conjecture the larger weighed about nine hundred pounds and the smaller about eight hundred and fifty pounds.
1 410 These are approximately average heights and weights for this type of creature.
When the eyes of the creature had reflected back the light, the light, too, had suddenly reflected back from its fangs, and I had seen, too, the long, dark tongue move about on the lips, and then draw back into the mouth. The creatures seemed to continue to grow before us. Then they stood erect before us. Their hind legs, some eight to ten inches in width, are proportionately shorter than their arms, which tend to be some eight inches in width at the biceps and some five inches, or so, in width at the wrist. Standing as they were, upright, the larger of the two creatures was some nine feet tall, and the smaller some eight and a half feet tall. I conjecture the larger weighed about nine hundred pounds and the smaller about eight hundred and fifty pounds. These are approximately average heights and weights for this type of creature. - (Savages of Gor)