Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 149 | "Could we not seize this Belisarius?" View more quotes about asked">asked Samos. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 146 | "Add to this," said he, "the convenience of a simple substitution cipher, the absence of the necessity for a code book, the lack of need for cipher wheels or deciphering tables, and you have an arrangement of circumstances which maximizes not only security but, under the appropriate conditions, ease of communication". |
| 25 | 147 | "Worthy of the enemy," said Samos. |
| 25 | 148 | "I think so," said Bosk. |
| 25 | 149 | "Could we not seize this Belisarius?" asked Samos. |
| 25 | 150 | "We do not know where he is," said Bosk. |
| 25 | 151 | He looked at Iskander, of the Physicians. |
| 25 | 152 | "If we should be able to seize him who is spoken of as Belisarius, do you think we could derive the cipher key from him?" "Perhaps," said Iskander, "but I suspect that a spoken word, uttered by Belisarius himself, would, by suggestion, remove the cipher key from his mind". |
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"Add to this," said he, "the convenience of a simple substitution cipher, the absence of the necessity for a code book, the lack of need for cipher wheels or deciphering tables, and you have an arrangement of circumstances which maximizes not only security but, under the appropriate conditions, ease of communication".
"Worthy of the enemy," said Samos.
"I think so," said Bosk.
"Could we not seize this Belisarius?" asked Samos.
"We do not know where he is," said Bosk.
He looked at Iskander, of the Physicians.
"If we should be able to seize him who is spoken of as Belisarius, do you think we could derive the cipher key from him?" "Perhaps," said Iskander, "but I suspect that a spoken word, uttered by Belisarius himself, would, by suggestion, remove the cipher key from his mind".
- (Slave Girl of Gor)