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

Actually, of course, as was well known, this was a precaution against the danger of hiring, en bloc, unwittingly, an organized group of men, who might, prior to their hiring, have formed a plan to slay the guards and merchants and make off with the caravan. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #88)
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2 88 View more quotes about actually">Actually, of course, as was well known, this was a precaution against the danger of hiring, en bloc, unwittingly, an organized group of men, who might, prior to their hiring, have formed a plan to slay the guards and merchants and make off with the caravan.

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

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2 85 Tenders and drovers, on the whole, came and went.
2 86 Elaborate random selection devices, utilizing coins and sticks, and formulas, were sometimes used by merchants to assure that applying tenders and drovers were selected, if they were not known, by chance.
2 87 Tenders and drovers were assured that this was to insure fairness.
2 88 Actually, of course, as was well known, this was a precaution against the danger of hiring, en bloc, unwittingly, an organized group of men, who might, prior to their hiring, have formed a plan to slay the guards and merchants and make off with the caravan.
2 89 Tenders and drovers, however, like men generally, were an honest sort.
2 90 When they returned to Tor, of course, they had been long in the desert.
2 91 At the end of the trip they received their wages.
Tenders and drovers, on the whole, came and went. Elaborate random selection devices, utilizing coins and sticks, and formulas, were sometimes used by merchants to assure that applying tenders and drovers were selected, if they were not known, by chance. Tenders and drovers were assured that this was to insure fairness. Actually, of course, as was well known, this was a precaution against the danger of hiring, en bloc, unwittingly, an organized group of men, who might, prior to their hiring, have formed a plan to slay the guards and merchants and make off with the caravan. Tenders and drovers, however, like men generally, were an honest sort. When they returned to Tor, of course, they had been long in the desert. At the end of the trip they received their wages. - (Tribesmen of Gor)