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But I dismissed consideration of the latter, for that was obviously a matter of myth. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #553)

I turned down the street of the cloth makers now. Most of the booths were closed. I thought again of the herd of Tancred, which had not appeared in the north, and of the "mountain that did not move," the great iceberg which seemed, somehow, independent and stable, maintaining its position, fixed and immobile, in the midst of the restless, flowing waters of the polar sea. But I dismissed consideration of the latter, for that was obviously a matter of myth. That the herd of Tancred, however, had not appeared in the north seemed to be a matter of fact, a puzzling anomaly which, in Gorean history, had not, as far as I knew, hitherto occurred. The herd had perhaps been wiped out by a disease in the northern forests. I hoped the supplies I had had Samos send northward would save the red hunters from extinction. - (Beasts of Gor)