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To be sure, the man who was fourth in the line, a line of some ten or eleven men, was a very large man, an unusually large man, but many of those of the Peasants are well built, even massive. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #826)

It seemed she would have lifted her hand, and pointed, but then she visibly, as with an act of will, restrained such a movement. "What is it?" whispered Ellen. "See him, the peasant, there, he, the fourth in the line, those men carrying suls!" Ellen did indeed see the figure referred to by her companion, but noted little of interest, or little out of the ordinary. To be sure, the man who was fourth in the line, a line of some ten or eleven men, was a very large man, an unusually large man, but many of those of the Peasants are well built, even massive. His hair was long and unkempt, his tunic ragged. He was bearded. He was partly bent over, as were the others, carrying, tied on a frame, in a large, open, netlike sack, large and bulging, a considerable quantity of suls, these golden-skinned, suls, a common, tuberous Gorean vegetable. - (Prize of Gor)