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"Do you not think he would have been wiser to move differently amongst the tables, to feign interest, here and there, approaching ever more closely?" "I would suppose so," I said. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #257)

The buyers and sellers, and lookers-on, the dealers, the idlers, the porters, the curious, the men in the warehouse, I think, noticed nothing of what was passing amongst them, no more than trees, or rushes bending in the wind, might have noticed the passage amongst them of some silent, patient, sinuous, stealthy form, almost invisible, certainly unnoticed, intent on its own business, which had nothing to do with theirs. "I take it that is Cineas," said Captain Nakamura. "Doubtless," I said. "Do you not think he would have been wiser to move differently amongst the tables, to feign interest, here and there, approaching ever more closely?" "I would suppose so," I said. "Too," said the captain, "I suspect he would have done well to hood himself less closely. It would have been simpler merely to keep his face averted". "Until he would strike?" "Certainly". - (Mariners of Gor)