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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

They protected, jealously, their own territories from amateur competition. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #442)
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22 442 They protected, jealously, their own territories from amateur competition.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 439 It represented a skill which in the View more quotes about city">city was held in high repute.
22 440 Indeed, so jealous of their prerogatives were the caste of thieves that they often hunted thieves who did not belong to the caste, and slew them, throwing their bodies to the urts in the canals.
22 441 Indeed, there was less thievery in Port Kar than there might have been were there no caste of thieves in the city.
22 442 They protected, jealously, their own territories from amateur competition.
22 443 Ear notching and mutilation, common punishment on Gor for thieves, were not found in Port Kar.
22 444 The caste was too powerful.
22 445 On the other hand, it was regarded as permissible to slay a male thief or take a female thief slave if the culprit could be apprehended within an Ahn of the theft.
It represented a skill which in the city was held in high repute. Indeed, so jealous of their prerogatives were the caste of thieves that they often hunted thieves who did not belong to the caste, and slew them, throwing their bodies to the urts in the canals. Indeed, there was less thievery in Port Kar than there might have been were there no caste of thieves in the city. They protected, jealously, their own territories from amateur competition. Ear notching and mutilation, common punishment on Gor for thieves, were not found in Port Kar. The caste was too powerful. On the other hand, it was regarded as permissible to slay a male thief or take a female thief slave if the culprit could be apprehended within an Ahn of the theft. - (Hunters of Gor)