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This makes more sense than reorganizing the chains, changing prisoners about, and such, which would be sure to provoke suspicion. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #584)

The archon in Venna would be interested in putting his house in order before the taking of the auspices. He would doubtless regard it as politic, at least from the point of view of soothing possible apprehensions in his constituency, to become a bit more scrupulous about proprieties, at least in so serious a situation. "I think, too," she said, "that this will be done in the following way, that several chains, as wholes, will be temporarily withdrawn, certainly those containing some illicit prisoners, such as ours. This makes more sense than reorganizing the chains, changing prisoners about, and such, which would be sure to provoke suspicion. Too, this can be done with seeming naturalness, apparently merely applying their labors elsewhere. Too, of course, that saves the masters the inconvenience and possible embarrassment of reorganizing a number of chains". "You think our chain will be moved?" I said. - (Dancer of Gor)