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There was not good feeling between the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #135)

The left flank of the Aretai, in two hundred years, it was said, had not been turned. It had been held by the fierce Tajuks, a culturally united but mixed-race people, many of whom were characterized by the epicanthic fold. Now, I gathered, the Zevar and Arani had prevailed upon the Aretai command to defend the front lines of the left flank, or perhaps the Tajuks had merely come late, to discover their position occupied by others. 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. - (Tribesmen of Gor)