One felt, unpleasantly, that there were heavy muscles overlaying that forehead.

One felt that to the touch it would be a pad of flesh, and it gave to Mac Strann, more than any other feature, a peculiar impression of resistless physical power.
In the catalogue of his features, indeed, there was nothing severely objectionable; but out of it came a feeling of _too much strength!_ A glance at his body reinsured the first thought.

It was not normal.

His shirt bulged tightly at the shoulders with muscles.

He was not tall--inches shorter than his brother Jerry, for instance--but the bulk of his body was incredible.