Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 1 | 803 | Interestingly enough most of these tribes seem to be united only by a hatred of whites, which hatred, invariably, in a time of emergency or crisis, takes precedence over all customary conflicts and rivalries. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 1 | 800 | Although there are numerous physical and cultural differences among these people they are usually collectively referred to as the red savages. |
| 1 | 801 | This is presumably a function of so little being known about them, as a whole, and the cunning, ruthlessness and ferocity of so many of the tribes. |
| 1 | 802 | They seem to live for hunting and internecine warfare, which seems to serve almost as a sport and a religion for them. |
| 1 | 803 | Interestingly enough most of these tribes seem to be united only by a hatred of whites, which hatred, invariably, in a time of emergency or crisis, takes precedence over all customary conflicts and rivalries. |
| 1 | 804 | To attack whites, intruding into their lands, once the war lance has been lifted, even long-term blood enemies will ride side by side. |
| 1 | 805 | The gathering of tribes, friends and foes alike, for such a battle is said to be a splendid sight. |
| 1 | 806 | These things are in virtue of what, among these peoples, is called the Memory. |
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Although there are numerous physical and cultural differences among these people they are usually collectively referred to as the red savages.
This is presumably a function of so little being known about them, as a whole, and the cunning, ruthlessness and ferocity of so many of the tribes.
They seem to live for hunting and internecine warfare, which seems to serve almost as a sport and a religion for them.
Interestingly enough most of these tribes seem to be united only by a hatred of whites, which hatred, invariably, in a time of emergency or crisis, takes precedence over all customary conflicts and rivalries.
To attack whites, intruding into their lands, once the war lance has been lifted, even long-term blood enemies will ride side by side.
The gathering of tribes, friends and foes alike, for such a battle is said to be a splendid sight.
These things are in virtue of what, among these peoples, is called the Memory.
- (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1)