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"It seems likely then, if he is a common thief, that he would have merely followed you here, and is not the fellow who spoke to Henrius, or who would be connected with the booth in some way". - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1094)

"But if the fellow was a stranger, a common thief, how would he be likely to know my name, or of any connection between myself and Henrius, or others?" "That is true," said Samos. "The booth, too, presumably would have to be rented, and the slave drugged," I said. "I see," said Samos. "It seems likely then, if he is a common thief, that he would have merely followed you here, and is not the fellow who spoke to Henrius, or who would be connected with the booth in some way". "Yes," I said, "but then who would have rented the booth, who would have wanted to see me here?" "What have we there?" asked Samos, gesturing to the girl, bound hand and foot on the cushion, the wallet tied at her collar. "A drugged slave," I said. "Was she unconscious when you entered the booth?" "Yes," I said. - (Players of Gor)