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It is regarded as an almost inconceivable crime, surely the most heinous which might be perpetrated upon the desert. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #64)

"We are attempting to dig out the rock, the sand," said the merchant. Hassan's face was white. It is difficult for one who is not of the Tahari to conjecture the gravity of the offense of destroying a source of water. It is regarded as an almost inconceivable crime, surely the most heinous which might be perpetrated upon the desert. Such an act, regarded as a monstrosity, goes beyond a simple act of war. Surely, in but a few days, word that Aretai tribesmen had destroyed, or attempted to destroy, a well at Two Scimitars would spread like fire across the desert, inflaming and outraging men from Tor to the Turian outpost, merchant fort, and trading station of Turmas. This act, perpetrated against the Bakahs at Two Scimitars, a vassal tribe of the Kavars, would doubtless bring full-scale war to the Tahari. - (Tribesmen of Gor)