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"It must be understood clearly," said the man, "that what I speak now is spoken generally, and spoken by hundreds of others, and thus, if any breach of security is involved in this, it is not one for which I am responsible. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #32)

I did not see any Cosian officers present, or anyone who looked as though they might be interested in arresting the transmission of this matter. "I will speak what I have heard," said a man, "if no one objects". "No one objects," said a fellow, looking about. "It must be understood clearly," said the man, "that what I speak now is spoken generally, and spoken by hundreds of others, and thus, if any breach of security is involved in this, it is not one for which I am responsible. Further, I am not intentionally breaching any confidence, nor, as far as I know, is security even involved in this matter, at least now. Further, I do not vouch for the accuracy of what I have heard, but merely repeat it, and only at the earnest instigation of others. Indeed, I mention it openly only in order that we may scoff at it, none of us extending to it serious consideration. - (Vagabonds of Gor)