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"You would palm this off upon us," demanded the leader of the black-tunicked men, "for he whom we seek?" "I do not understand you," said the pit master. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #170)

The leader of the black-tunicked men straightened up, disgustedly. "Is it time for the planting?" asked the peasant. The leader of the black-tunicked men turned in fury to the pit master, who stood to one side, to his left. "You would palm this off upon us," demanded the leader of the black-tunicked men, "for he whom we seek?" "I do not understand you," said the pit master. "You understand me only too well!" cried the leader of the strangers. "You put a madman here, a simpleton, a dolt, one out of his wits, one who does not know his own name, a worthless, meaningless brute, a monster of no consequence, and expect to delude us!" "We can seek further, if you wish," said the pit master. "We have it on authority," said the leader of the black-tunicked men, "that he whom we seek is in the depths. - (Witness of Gor)