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Then, the descriptions of Haruki and myself, as the other two of the "four," would presumably suffice for our identification, even before we might be brought before him. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #5)

By now, perhaps the eighth Ahn, we supposed that Yasushi would have visited Lord Akio, and Lord Akio would have had an opportunity to make his determination with respect to Nezumi, who was not with us, discovering her to be the former Sumomo. It would then be an immediate inference that the Pani warrior with us was he who had made away with Sumomo. A further identification, presumably inevitable, would be that it was the young tarnsman, Tajima. Then, the descriptions of Haruki and myself, as the other two of the "four," would presumably suffice for our identification, even before we might be brought before him. "Enjoy your millet," I encouraged Tajima, wiping the last bit of grain out of the wooden bowl with my finger. There were some fifty or sixty prisoners in the pen, all male. Most were peasants. - (Rebels of Gor)