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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

They were large specimens, even for their breed, having a width of three to four feet, and a weight, I conjecture, of some sixteen hundred pounds. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #53)
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2 53 They were View more quotes about large">large specimens, even for their breed, having a width of three to four feet, and a weight, I conjecture, of some sixteen hundred pounds.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 50 Their jaws were large and powerful.
2 51 Those of a male could wrench the head from a tabuk in a single motion.
2 52 Had they stood fully erect those of this group, carefully selected, would have averaged some ten to eleven feet in height.
2 53 They were large specimens, even for their breed, having a width of three to four feet, and a weight, I conjecture, of some sixteen hundred pounds.
2 54 The fur of two were erected, increasing an aspect of size and fearsomeness.
2 55 And four had earned their way to the second ring.
2 56 The brunette had awakened, and, lifting her head, groggily, looked outside the container, and then, suddenly, she flung her hand before her face, and, eyes wide with horror, uttered a long, shrill scream, and fainted.
Their jaws were large and powerful. Those of a male could wrench the head from a tabuk in a single motion. Had they stood fully erect those of this group, carefully selected, would have averaged some ten to eleven feet in height. They were large specimens, even for their breed, having a width of three to four feet, and a weight, I conjecture, of some sixteen hundred pounds. The fur of two were erected, increasing an aspect of size and fearsomeness. And four had earned their way to the second ring. The brunette had awakened, and, lifting her head, groggily, looked outside the container, and then, suddenly, she flung her hand before her face, and, eyes wide with horror, uttered a long, shrill scream, and fainted. - (Kur of Gor)