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"That is far too complex in one sense," he said, "for it would require a storeroom of messages, and too simple in another, as one might wish to express something not in the stock of messages". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #291)

¹ "That would be the initial conjecture," he said, "but it seems unlikely, as each card is different". "Then the order of the cards must be important," I said. "I think so," he said, "but what is the relevance of the order? What would it mean if, say, a Physician's Vulo is succeeded by a Scribe's Tarsk?" "Perhaps that would stand for an entire message," I said, "something like 'Meet at dawn', 'Bring gold', 'Depart on the morrow', such things". "That is far too complex in one sense," he said, "for it would require a storeroom of messages, and too simple in another, as one might wish to express something not in the stock of messages". "The arrangements of the cards would be limited," I said. "That is not the problem," he said. "You are dealing with sixty cards. - (Conspirators of Gor)