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Perhaps this delay, I conjectured, would be acceptable to a pursuer, as the track of a wagon would be difficult to conceal. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #219)

"On, on!" called Tullius Quintus to his beasts. I heard no evidence of a pursuit, and conjectured that it had been abandoned, or that the pursuing vehicle, rather than risking the water, and the possible confusion or rebellion of its team, would utilize the ferry. If so, Tullius Quintus would have gained an advance of some minutes on he, or those, who followed us. Perhaps this delay, I conjectured, would be acceptable to a pursuer, as the track of a wagon would be difficult to conceal. Tullius Quintus had tharlarion furnished by the stable of Lysander, presumably average beasts. A pursuer, realizing a pursuit would take place, would presumably supply himself with strong, agile beasts, beasts of superior quality, a lighter wagon, and such. I suspected the pursuer was astute, determined, and patient. - (Plunder of Gor)