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Interesting, I thought, that a man so short should be in charge of at least fifteen ill-clad brigands. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #13)

In the center of the eating hall, as though bestride the room, in a short jacket and fur boots, was a short, thick-bodied man. I took him to be the leader of the intruders. He had a wide face, large arms for his body, a scraggly mustache which drooped to his throat, and eyes which, in a human, seemed almost feral. Interesting, I thought, that a man so short should be in charge of at least fifteen ill-clad brigands. But decision and aggression, intelligence and vanity, authority and command, do not all have similar habitats. Leaders are where one finds them, and leadership is not measured by height and weight, nor by age or station. It is one of those rarities which, expressed, is both intangible and unmistakable. - (Rebels of Gor)