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"Tomorrow night," I said simply, looking in Ost's direction, "we will make our break for freedom". - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #87)

He dropped Ost, and the conspirator crawled to the length of his chain and huddled against the wall, trembling with fear. Ost's shriek had told me what I wanted to know. I now knew how we could arrange to have the chamber flooded. "Tomorrow night," I said simply, looking in Ost's direction, "we will make our break for freedom". * * * * The next day, as I had expected, an accident befell Ost. He seemed to injure his foot with the pick, and he pleaded so earnestly with the Whip Slave that the fellow removed him from the chain and, putting a collar on his throat, led him limping away. This would have been unusual solicitation on the part of a Whip Slave but it was as obvious to him as to the rest of us that Ost wished to speak with him alone, to communicate information of extreme importance. - (Outlaw of Gor)