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Obviously I could not inquire too closely into their business, their expectations, plans, and such, for it would be supposed I knew as much, or more, than they did at this point. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #699)

The fellows who had disembarked yesterday, even later in the day than the present Ahn, had entered the forest. Too, I thought their employers, whoever they might be, would not want them to camp in the open. I had gathered that the arrivals of these mysterious, armed visitors was surreptitious. Obviously I could not inquire too closely into their business, their expectations, plans, and such, for it would be supposed I knew as much, or more, than they did at this point. I had learned a great deal in the past Ahn, but there was much I still did not know. I wandered over to the huddled, kneeling cargo which had been rudely disembarked, that put into the water, with the crates, boxes, and such. Some four or five of the newcomers followed me. - (Swordsmen of Gor)