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"You are aware, of course," I mentioned, "that the Pleasure Gardens of so rich a man as Saphrar of Turia may contain a large number of female slaves—not all of whom might be trusted to keep silent—and some of whom will undoubtedly notice something as unusual as two strange warriors wandering about among the shrubs and ferns?" "That is true," said Harold, "but I do not expect to be here by morning". - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #15)

"Only fools would try to hide there". I closed my eyes briefly. I felt ready to concede his last point. "You are aware, of course," I mentioned, "that the Pleasure Gardens of so rich a man as Saphrar of Turia may contain a large number of female slaves—not all of whom might be trusted to keep silent—and some of whom will undoubtedly notice something as unusual as two strange warriors wandering about among the shrubs and ferns?" "That is true," said Harold, "but I do not expect to be here by morning". He picked up a stalk of a patch of violet grass, one of several hues used in such gardens, and began to chew on it. "I think," said he, "an hour or so will be sufficient—perhaps less". "Sufficient for what?" I asked. - (Nomads of Gor)