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I hoped the pursuers would attempt to make use of the same opening, as it would presumably present them with the same difficulty it had us. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #136)

I thought my back might break, but Haruki crawled through the opening, and I threw myself free of the heavy paling which then fell back, as it could, into place. That particular opening had doubtless not been one of the best, but it had sufficed. Palings, in their strength, in the depth of their planting, in their securings and lashings, and such, would differ amongst themselves. I hoped the pursuers would attempt to make use of the same opening, as it would presumably present them with the same difficulty it had us. In the darkness and rain easier openings might not be scouted, or noticed. As soon as I was beyond the palings, I cried out, "Bowmen of Temmu, fire on the first tarsk who emerges from the pen!" I moved back in the darkness with Haruki. The lanterns had stopped, and I sensed some indecision and milling about. - (Rebels of Gor)