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How soon, I wondered, might Tyrtaios, and perhaps another, be asaddle. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #333)

I would have kept the tarn low, for that reduces sightings, and would not have struck out directly north, which suggests a narrow route which might be swiftly determined and followed. It would have been better, I supposed, to go a different direction, and then another, and another, and then, possibly, approach the holding of Temmu, or the tarn encampment, if one wished, from the east, west, or even north. This considerably enlarges the territory which would have to be considered by pursuers, and there would be aflight, at least as far as I knew, at most two. How soon, I wondered, might Tyrtaios, and perhaps another, be asaddle. Surely Tajima must have considered the possibility of pursuit. I feared he would be an unlikely match for the dangerously skilled Tyrtaios, who, I was confident, was of the black caste, trained in tenacity and guile. The entitlements appertaining to the black dagger are not bestowed lightly. - (Rebels of Gor)