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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #266)
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23 266 View more quotes about otherwise">Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 263 "Lord Yamada is clever," I said.
23 264 "Would he not keep some birds, who would home to the holding of Temmu, that he might make use of them upon occasion, perhaps to mislead the forces of Temmu, say, putting them at their ease, while he plotted swift and devastating actions?" "Surely there would be some sign enclosed with the messages, to certify them as genuine, to guarantee their authenticity," said Haruki.
23 265 "Doubtless," I said.
23 266 Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding.
23 267 One supposes, of course, that the signs, like signs and countersigns, like passwords and keyed responses, would be regularly changed.
23 268 "Do you know the sign?" I asked.
23 269 "No," he said.
"Lord Yamada is clever," I said. "Would he not keep some birds, who would home to the holding of Temmu, that he might make use of them upon occasion, perhaps to mislead the forces of Temmu, say, putting them at their ease, while he plotted swift and devastating actions?" "Surely there would be some sign enclosed with the messages, to certify them as genuine, to guarantee their authenticity," said Haruki. "Doubtless," I said. Otherwise, given the possibilities of spies, birds could be brought from either holding, that of Temmu or that of Yamada, which might then, with false messages, be released to return to either holding. One supposes, of course, that the signs, like signs and countersigns, like passwords and keyed responses, would be regularly changed. "Do you know the sign?" I asked. "No," he said. - (Rebels of Gor)