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Was it not she whom Tajima had discovered on the parapet, casting some object into the night? "His reading is similar," said Lord Temmu, "but somewhat more extensive, or detailed". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #242)

Such a strategy I had often thought might have been designed by Lord Yamada himself, and now, for the first time, it struck me, like a fist, that it may well have been designed by Lord Yamada himself. Small objects lie about mute, planets go about their business, birds fly where they wish, but such things are interpreted. What are the babblings of an entranced sibyl, moaning and swaying on her tripod, drunk with fumes, without the enlightening interpretations of astute priests? I then understood better why Sumomo was present. Was it not she whom Tajima had discovered on the parapet, casting some object into the night? "His reading is similar," said Lord Temmu, "but somewhat more extensive, or detailed". "My reading is, of course, more recent," said Daichi. "I understand," I said. "The overlap of the readings, of course," said Daichi, "proves the probity of both readings, which would be inexplicable other than on the grounds of truth and fact". - (Rebels of Gor)