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I gathered from what he said that the guard was intended to remain sober, and from this that he had valuable materials under his care, and gathered also that the guard, from his disgruntlement, was ignorant of their value. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #355)

"The more for both of us then," I said. He grinned and put out his hand and I bit the cork from the bottle, which was a very large bottle, and handed it to him. "I have spent Kajuralia," he grumbled, between guzzles, "sitting here without paga—they did not even send a girl down to me". I gathered from what he said that the guard was intended to remain sober, and from this that he had valuable materials under his care, and gathered also that the guard, from his disgruntlement, was ignorant of their value. It could of course be that he had merely been forgotten, overlooked in the general revels of Kajuralia. Then the guard sat down heavily, not willing to try to remain upright longer. "It is good paga," said he. - (Assassin of Gor)