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There are others more learned than I, others doubtless shrewder and more subtle, others before whom, for their many talents, I stand in awe. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #220)

I rather admired his performance. I did not think it would last longer than I cared. I have little to commend me. There are others more learned than I, others doubtless shrewder and more subtle, others before whom, for their many talents, I stand in awe. I, Tarl Cabot, am a simple man, poor in many qualities, one who is doubtless much excelled. There is little, I suspect, that I could do better than many others. I am a man who is surely next to nothing, one unworthy of note. - (Assassin of Gor)