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I had little doubt he would eventually seek his opportunity, perhaps a thrust in the darkness, a feigned misstep at the ice, the provoking of a quarrel, or such. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #497)

To be sure, I, too, might recognize him. I had taken care to avoid being alone with him. Clearly I constituted a danger to him, and, as a free man, one far more dangerous than that posed by a slave. I had little doubt he would eventually seek his opportunity, perhaps a thrust in the darkness, a feigned misstep at the ice, the provoking of a quarrel, or such. I saw two or three men emerge onto the darkening deck. I thought little of it at the time. The Mutiny I awakened to the screaming of tarns and the beating of the ship's great alarm bar, over and over, incessantly, deafeningly. - (Mariners of Gor)