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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It would scarcely do for the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani to begin fighting among themselves. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #138)
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23 138 It would View more quotes about scarcely">scarcely do for the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani to begin fighting among themselves.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 135 There was not good feeling between the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani.
23 136 "They are not even vassal to the Aretai," it had been charged.
23 137 "Yet they are given prominence in the left flank!" I could see a small group of riders hurrying from the Aretai center to their left flank.
23 138 It would scarcely do for the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani to begin fighting among themselves.
23 139 I realized, however, as must have the hurrying riders, that this was not at all impossible.
23 140 The Tajuks had come for a war; at a word from their Khan they would, without a second thought, with good cheer, initiate this enterprise against the Zevar and Arani tribesmen.
23 141 The Tajuks were a touchy people, arrogant, proud, generous, capricious.
There was not good feeling between the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani. "They are not even vassal to the Aretai," it had been charged. "Yet they are given prominence in the left flank!" I could see a small group of riders hurrying from the Aretai center to their left flank. It would scarcely do for the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani to begin fighting among themselves. I realized, however, as must have the hurrying riders, that this was not at all impossible. The Tajuks had come for a war; at a word from their Khan they would, without a second thought, with good cheer, initiate this enterprise against the Zevar and Arani tribesmen. The Tajuks were a touchy people, arrogant, proud, generous, capricious. - (Tribesmen of Gor)