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I dared to move to one side, and regard it with more care, and found it was no more than a mixture of brush, branches, light and shadow. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #56)

Sometimes the trees were separate and tall, and there was little but a leafy space between them. At other times, they were more closely set, and brush was much about them I avoided such thickets. One did not know what might be within them Once I was very frightened, for I thought I saw a beast's head peering at me, large, and broad, but it did not move. I dared to move to one side, and regard it with more care, and found it was no more than a mixture of brush, branches, light and shadow. I began to grow weary, and hungry, but I did not wish to stop. I had not dared to conceal food in the basket this morning, even had I been permitted in the vicinity of the kitchen, where I might have stolen some, and the storage sheds were chained shut. On the other hand, I had no fear of starvation, at least for many days, until the onset of winter. - (Smugglers of Gor)