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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Needless to say, each society will have, too, its own medicines and mysteries. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #164)
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15 164 Needless to say, each society will have, too, its own medicines and mysteries.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 161 It is View more quotes about common">common for them to give feasts and hold dances.
15 162 Their rivalries provide an outlet for intratribal aggression, and the attendant competitions supply an encouragement for effort and a stimulus to excellence.
15 163 Within the society itself, of course, the members profit from the values of alliance, camaraderie and friendship.
15 164 Needless to say, each society will have, too, its own medicines and mysteries.
15 165 I watched the Fleer, carefully.
15 166 How intricate, actually, is the structure and governance of a tribe.
15 167 "The ear of his kaiila is notched," I said to Grunt.
It is common for them to give feasts and hold dances. Their rivalries provide an outlet for intratribal aggression, and the attendant competitions supply an encouragement for effort and a stimulus to excellence. Within the society itself, of course, the members profit from the values of alliance, camaraderie and friendship. Needless to say, each society will have, too, its own medicines and mysteries. I watched the Fleer, carefully. How intricate, actually, is the structure and governance of a tribe. "The ear of his kaiila is notched," I said to Grunt. - (Savages of Gor)