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Book 1. (14 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	78	I was speechless for a moment, but then, remembering that harsh Gorean custom required me either to accept the submission or slay the captive, I took her wrists in my hands and said, "I accept your submission".	10
10	130	I argued with him to accept forty, on the ground that he was a sword brother, and at last convinced him to accept half of his own wages back.	10
2	275	Enough humanity remains in them, if they are human, for we have never seen them, to be vain; enough vanity remains in them to wish to inform you of their existence, if only in a way that you will not accept or be able to consider seriously.	10
2	277	After all, suppose you should accept this tale, should learn of the Counter-Earth and of the Voyages of Acquisition, what could you do? You could do nothing, you with your rudimentary technology of which you are so proud—you could do nothing at least for a thousand years, and by that time, if...	10
3	161	"I shall accept him".	10
4	153	I, Matthew Cabot of Ko-ro-ba, accept his word".	10
6	10	If I had yielded the perch, it would have aroused suspicion immediately, for on Gor the only honorable reply to a challenge is to accept it promptly.	10
8	201	"But you must accept it or slay me".	10
8	205	I accept your submission, and I intend to enforce it".	10
15	217	He hopes this will encourage the survivors of Ar to accept him as their rightful Ubar.	10
19	243	"I accept you, Tarl of Ko-ro-ba," said Talena with love in her eyes.	10
19	244	"I accept you as my Free Companion".	10
20	12	Perhaps the Priest-Kings, whoever or whatever they might be, reasoned that such a man was dangerous, that such a man might in time raise his own banner of dominion; perhaps they realized that I, of all on Gor, did not revere them, would not turn and bow my head in the direction of the Sardar Mountai...	10
20	57	It was simple enough to feign amnesia, and what other account of those seven months would my world accept? I spent a few days in a public hospital, under observation, and was then allowed to leave.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	40	None of course would accept a lower caste, and there were lower castes, the Caste of Peasants, for example, the most basic caste of all Gor.	10
5	58	"I do not accept their will," I said.	10
7	94	"I accept nothing from the hands of Tarl of Ko-ro-ba," she said.	10
7	127	But what then? Free her to the beasts of Gor, to another slaver? She would never accept my protection, and by her own actions she preferred Thorn and slavery to a favor from the man called Tarl of Ko-ro-ba.	10
11	182	"And did he accept them?" she asked.	10
22	227	Humbly she held the cords up for me to accept, her eyes bright, entreating, raised to mine.	10
26	66	If he does not accept her as a Free Companion—and few men of Tharna will be in a mood to extend the privileges of Free Companionship to a silver mask—he may then, without further ado, simply collar her as his slave, or if he wishes he may reject her completely.	10

Book 3. (6 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	33	Beyond this of course we have only the accounts of Cabot himself, brought to my attention by Smith, which we may or may not accept.	10
9	120	I knew that Gorean caste lines, though largely following birth, were not inflexible, and that a man who did not care for his caste might be allowed to change caste, if approved by the High Council of his city, an approval usually contingent on his qualifications for the work of another caste and the...	10
12	91	If they saw my hand they made no effort to accept it.	10
27	133	She had refused to accept Gur.	10
27	303	One of the Priest-Kings prepared to inject the serum despite her refusal to accept it, but Misk's foreleg rested on his and he did not do so.	10
34	195	Had I not lived these things, did I not know whereof I speak, I ask myself if I—Tarl Cabot himself—would accept them, and I tell myself frankly, in all likelihood, No.	10

Book 4. (6 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	119	It seemed to her a challenge that she would accept.	10
8	250	None of those, however, who led raids on enemy caravans or sorties against the city and its outlying fields, or retaliated upon their neighbors in the delicate matters of bosk stealing, would accept him in their parties.	10
9	445	For an instant I saw Kamchak's eyes gleam and thought he might at the very table at which he stood accept the challenge of the Champion of Turia, but instead, he shrugged and grinned.	10
24	198	"I accept your wager," he cried, kicking his kaiila toward the main gate.	10
25	357	"I do not accept that theory," she remarked.	10
25	757	"I do not accept your definition of man".	10

Book 5. (15 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	124	"That is a sentiment," I said, "which few Gorean masters will accept".	10
7	132	The man with the Thief's scar laughed, and turned to accept another box from a man deeper within the ship.	10
11	110	They are intelligent, they have imagination, they will have understood the possibility before, though not considering it seriously, and will, in time, accept the reality".	10
12	138	This race was a short one, only five pasangs in length, and one of the nonfaction birds won, much to the displeasure of the crowd, saving those who had dared to accept the long odds on such a bird.	10
13	204	"He did not accept it," I said.	10
15	201	Following some two weeks of these discussions, which seemed to me at the time, at any rate, to be a waste of training time, Virginia Kent, who had feared men, had come to weigh seriously, if not to accept, certain of the theories of Flaminius, Phyllis to fight them and reject them as hateful slander...	10
18	165	Others did not accept this and continued to work.	10
19	140	This is largely, doubtless, because the Curulean refuses to accept women for sale who are not genuinely attractive.	10
19	146	Slave girls who escape masters or some free women, who will not accept the matches arranged by their parents, or reject the culture of Gor, occasionally flee to these forests and live together in bands, building shelters, hunting their food, and hating men; there are occasional clashes between these...	10
20	253	The other man who had entered with Hup was, to my astonishment, the blind Player whom I had encountered so long ago in the street outside the paga tavern near the great gate of Ar, who had beaten so brilliantly the Vintner in what had been apparently, until then, an uneven and fraudulent game, one t...	10
22	529	Ubar of the Skies suddenly uttered a scream that terrified even me, raising the hair on my neck and arms; it was not simply the challenge scream of his kind; it was a scream of pleasure, of horrifying eagerness, of the tarn's lust for blood and war; steel-shod talons grasping, screaming, beak tearin...	10
24	250	You would not then accept my gold, thinking it black gold".	10
24	253	I accept your gold, and am honored in so doing".	10
24	326	"It is the hope of Relius," said he, "that the free woman, Virginia, might care for a simple Warrior, one who much loves her, and accept him as her companion".	10
24	339	"And I will accept you as my companion!" Her face was radiant as she waited for him to unlock the steel that encircled her throat.	10

Book 6. (5 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	501	If that is true, it seems they may well accept an honorable peace.	10
16	262	"I will accept it as my Home Stone," said the slave boy, Fish.	10
16	264	The first to accept the Home Stone of Port Kar was only a boy, and a slave.	10
17	14	Lastly, I was pleased, though astonished, to accept the service of thirty-five ships of two of Port Kar's Ubars, twenty from the squat, brilliant Chung, and fifteen from tall, long-haired Nigel, like a war lord from Torvaldsland.	10
18	937	"When you lost your images of yourselves, and learned your humanity, in your diverse ways, and shame, you abandoned your myths, your songs, and would accept only the meat of animals, as though one so lofty as yourself must be either Priest-King or beast.	10

Book 7. (6 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	32	The Dean of Students, as was his wont in such circumstances, refused to accept the grade.	10
9	85	"We do not accept slave girls among the women of the forest," said Verna proudly.	10
11	1014	This was the suspicion that I might not only accept the fittingness of slavery for one such as myself, for I had now come to recognize myself as a slave, but that I might come to find my fulfillment in it, that I would rejoice in it, and would come to love it.	10
14	483	Some cities will not accept a slave within their walls who was once a citizeness of their polity.	10
14	549	"I will not accept that!" I cried.	10
14	689	At his hands I accept my life and my name, declaring myself his to do with as he pleases".	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	42	Goreans do not accept clumsiness in their girls.	10
4	78	But she had refused to accept my will.	10
4	83	But she had not seen fit to accept my will.	10
9	126	"You may accept my word for it," she said.	10
12	13	Human structures are group structures, and closed groups, with senses of their own best interest, yet open enough and intelligent enough to accept a certain amount, carefully selected, of new and driving blood, regulate society.	10
12	23	And, surely, with such a woman at my side, many cities, vying for my good will, would beg me to accept investiture as a warrior, a high caste, in their rolls.	10
12	52	Then she had fallen to Marlenus of Ar, who would not accept her as such.	10
15	526	"I will not accept being a Gorean slave girl!" she said.	10
15	614	"I do not accept being a slave girl," she said.	10
20	208	"Can you hear me? Do you accept these terms?" I made no sound.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	273	"Do you think Gurt of Kassau will accept your scales?" I asked.	10
8	83	"I shall accept it," said she, coldly, "as a gift".	10
10	211	"I cannot accept his aid," I told him.	10
10	375	In the lowering of the woman, of course, a common consequence of her helplessness in the arms of a powerful male, her surrendering, her being forced to submit, she finds, incredibly to some perhaps, her freedom, her ecstasy, her fulfillment, her exaltation, her joy; in the Gorean mind this matter is...	10
13	425	Then, to the astonishment of all Torvaldsland, and most to that of Svein Blue Tooth, the Forkbeard, redoubtable, after earning six talmits in the contests, delivered to his hall the very wergild no man had supposed it possible to pay, and had then, arrogantly, before the high seat of the Blue Tooth ...	10

Book 10. (13 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	465	They refuse to accept the loving service of one who longs to serve lovingly; they will not accept the obeisance of one who yearns to yield it; they deny submission to she who longs to submit; they draw to her feet she who, weeping, longs to kneel; they deny the animal in her, the wonderful gift of e...	10
1	150	The Gorean man will accept no compromise on your femininity, not from a slave.	10
1	632	She touched the imaginary larma to her body, caressing her swaying beauty with it, and then, eyes piteous, held her hands forth, as though begging me to accept the lush fruit.	10
3	68	I refused to accept it, of course, for his body had not been touched.	10
5	786	Talena, unless she, too, were collared, and had no choice, would not be likely to accept such a beauty beneath the same roof with her.	10
5	833	"You have shown me hospitality," I said, "and I would be honored if Suleiman Pasha would accept these unworthy stones for sixty weights".	10
14	101	Perhaps it is intrinsically more desirable in some obscure sense to deny biology and suffer from mental and physical disease, than accept biology and be strong and joyful, I do not know.	10
15	100	Very well, I accept it.	10
17	105	But yet one must be sovereign; one must accept the burden.	10
17	108	Who will be courageous enough, strong enough, to lift it among the savage, condemned beasts of Klima? Who will be bold enough, generous enough, to accept the dreadful office of kennel master at Klima? "Waken T'Zshal," whispered a man near me.	10
24	67	She is now, for the first time in her life, free to accept and embrace her deepest and truest identity, her ancient selected-for biological identity, as old as the raid, the hunt in the forest, the cave and leather thongs, the decree of nature, the fruit of evolution's wisdom, that of the lover, cap...	10
24	464	They can try to make you feel ashamed, and small and wrong, because of what you are, because they are not strong enough to accept what you are, and then relish it, and own it, and, rejoicing, put it uncompromisingly and zestfully to their pleasures and purposes.	10
26	969	"If a woman is truly a slave," I said, "then it would seem best that she not deny this truth, this reality, but rather accept it, and then be joyfully the best slave she can be.	10

Book 11. (10 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	882	How could I make friends with him, kneeling so? How could I get him to respect me as a person, so desirably and beautifully positioned before him? How could I, so kneeling, so beautiful and small, so exposed and vulnerable, so helpless, so much his, get him to accept me as his equal? I bent forward ...	10
3	394	Yet a girl who has been marked finds this obvious truth difficult to accept psychologically.	10
4	593	He did not accept it.	10
4	1093	The lesson seemed a reasonably obvious one, though perhaps one unpleasant for an Earth girl to accept.	10
9	1775	The young men raised their staves, together, to charge upon Thurnus, who turned, to accept their challenge.	10
9	2012	"I ask this free woman," said he, indicating Sandal Thong, "for whom I muchly care, to accept me in free companionship".	10
9	2149	The master, on the other hand, while perhaps accepting, even enjoying, such amusements with a free woman, for after all he may already have a collar ready for her, does not accept such things in a slave.	10
26	124	"Emerge from your bath," said he, "and prepare to accept slave bonds".	10
26	136	"Leave me! You intrude in a lady's compartments!" "Emerge from your bath," said he, "to accept the bonds of a slave".	10
27	358	This is as it should be, and, shortly after coming to Gor, this is brought home to her, clearly; on Gor she finds herself restored to the antique rights of her biological heritage, and meaning; she learns complementarity; she learns about dominance and submission, and that she is not dominant; at la...	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	376	It would be unfitting for me to accept his hospitality without in some small way expressing the esteem in which I hold him and my gratitude for his generosity.	10
3	327	Few people would accept a bet of even twenty to one under such circumstances.	10
3	872	"Accept it, my dear," said the dark-haired girl, "our reality is now transformed".	10
4	214	Red then elects to accept or decline the gambit, accepting by capturing the Ubara's Tarnsman's Spearman, but surrendering the center in doing so, or declining the gambit, by defending his spearman, and thus constricting his position.	10
4	772	"I accept the invitation," I said.	10
5	99	"Am I to understand," I asked, "that it is your intention to prevent me by force from leaving your house?" "I will cheerfully accept your word," said he, "that you will remain in Port Kar".	10
15	376	She will kneel to him, and he will accept her as his.	10
15	539	A true liberation of women might be desirable, one which would permit them to be themselves, whatever they might be, a liberation that would free a woman to be feminine rather than constrict her to the imitation of manhood, a liberation without preset images and goals, which would permit her to find...	10
15	739	"The master will not accept it".	10
21	129	"That does not agree with the principles you have been taught, principles developed to facilitate a certain sort of society, or perhaps even with your immediate intuitions on the matter, a function of your conditioning to accept these principles, but it stands up to the test of life experiences".	10
24	176	"Perhaps she is quicker to recognize her deepest feelings, and more willing to accept them, than a duller woman, or perhaps only a more constricted woman.	10
26	313	"I will accept that," I said.	10

Book 13. (5 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	591	What Gorean man, seeing a woman with pierced ears, could treat her as, or accept her as, anything but a slave? "Please, Master," she said.	10
19	27	It had been my hope, of course, and a risk which Msaliti, for his part, would have had to accept, that I might, with the ring, elude his askaris, even if the room were surrounded.	10
19	29	They were odds, of course, which Msaliti had been given no chance but to accept.	10
32	1135	"Gorean men," I said, "do not accept the conceit and pretense of pseudo-masculinity in female slaves".	10
35	100	She had declined to accept my offer.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	89	The answer to this latter difficulty might be a simple one, namely to accept what one is, in its fullness and depth, for the man to accept manhood, and the woman womanhood, whatever it might involve.	10
1	94	"What would you accept as counterevidence?" "Some unimportant, minor differences in anatomical details are all that divide us," she said.	10
1	588	Gorean men, as I understood it, did not accept pseudomasculinity in their female slaves; this, then, left the female slaves no alternative but to be true women.	10
3	262	"On Gor," she said, "we do not accept disobedience in slaves, not the least disobedience, is that clearly understood?" "Yes, Mistress," I said.	10
7	575	Was I strong enough to accept honestly what I might find there? Is it not safer to cower in the caves of lies than stand upon the cliffs of truth, surveying the world? Yet when one stands in the sunlight, and feels the winds of reality, how dank and shameful seem the dark shelters of falsehood, and ...	10
14	111	"I am advised, Jason," she said, "by certain of my friends to accept a companion".	10

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	182	She, the vain, proper, elegant young lady, so prideful, yet so confused and unhappy, so desperately concerned to profess, and adhere to, prescribed views, so conditioned to uncritically accept multiple stupidities, so concerned to be found acceptable by driven, self-seeking, moronic doctrinaires, no...	10
11	219	Accept them for what they are.	10
21	31	On the other hand, as Earth women in Gorean markets have become more familiar and numerous, most Goreans have come to accept that their origin is a different world.	10
25	36	"We will accept the risks," said Callimachus.	10
25	136	"Such things are not unknown," said Callimachus, "but I chose not to accept them in my command".	10
29	186	"Accept his plan in its plausible form, my friend, Callisthenes, or let us put it entirely from our minds," said Callimachus.	10
30	152	It angered me that Policrates and Kliomenes, and the others, could not even accept this possibility.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	104	The pirate galleys began to back oars, frantically to extricate themselves, but, clumsily, half swung about, they must accept our fire.	10
12	74	Naturally Kliomenes, quarrels trained on his back, saw fit to accept these explanations.	10
17	378	"Provided, of course, that they are willing to accept such penalties as anxiety, guilt, misery, frustration, sickness and shortened life spans".	10
18	331	"I must accept.	10
18	563	That would doubtless be hard for her to accept, but it was true.	10
19	853	"So you accept the miseries and terrors of bondage?" I asked.	10
19	854	"Willingly, and gladly, Master," she said, "and did we not do so then unwillingly and tremblingly must we accept them, for we are slaves".	10
20	50	The man who does not accept the woman whips her back from him; similarly the woman who does not dance toward a man is whipped until she does.	10
20	220	Accept both.	10
20	764	"Will you accept me, Master?" she asked.	10
20	820	"I gather that you accept the gift," I said.	10
20	821	"I do accept it," he said, "and I thank you".	10
20	1445	She is to be thrown then as feed into a pool of restless, hungry eels, unless a given fellow, one she hitherto spurned as a free woman, and has tried to ignore at the banquet, will accept her as his slave.	10
20	1448	"Please accept me! I beg to be your slave! Want me! Oh, want me! Please, Master! I beg to be your slave, Master! Want me! Please want me, Master!" Perhaps he glances to the dark, stirring waters of the eel pool, to the side of the out-of-doors, marbled banqueting area.	10
20	1635	"Surely you understand that! Show me that you accept that, truly, and know it! Do you not understand? I am a slave, a slave! So do not speak to me of dignity and respect.	10
20	1769	Certainly a girl in time hopes to please her master, not simply to avoid punishment, but because she wants him to accept her, and approve of her.	10

Book 17. (9 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1221	"I shall accept," said Samos, "that the artist is sincere, that he believes himself to be telling the truth".	10
2	118	Sometimes they will accept a girl or two, if she pleases them.	10
3	58	I shall then, as it pleases me, accept your preference, or reject it".	10
14	500	Grunt, he made it clear, must now either accept or reject that offer.	10
14	507	The Dust Leg, more than pleased, tried to get Grunt to accept at least one extra hide for the girl, but this, of course, Grunt magnanimously refused to do.	10
15	116	But perhaps, in lieu of discipline, the master will accept the performance of desperate placatory services on the part of the offending slave.	10
17	585	"I do not accept it," she said.	10
18	87	He lets others take the risks, sometimes grievous and perilous, which it is his duty to accept and share.	10
19	240	They will accept nothing less than abject, perfect service from a woman".	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	682	"Then I shall decide," said Bloketu to Iwoso, "whether or not you shall accept him".	10
7	741	"If you permit Hci to court me," begged Iwoso, "please do not have me accept his suit".	10
7	743	"Please do not have me accept his suit!" begged Iwoso.	10
12	687	"I must accept what I am given," she said.	10
14	198	It makes it more difficult for them, sometimes, to continue to accept and practice the teaching, for them to adhere to the truths of Sameness".	10
15	112	But I certainly accept them.	10
33	178	"It will be up to him, of course," said Cuwignaka, "as to whether or not he chooses to accept your use".	10
33	179	"Accept my use, Master," she begged.	10
33	181	"What if I do not accept her use?" I asked Cuwignaka.	10
33	183	"Please accept my use, Master," she begged.	10
33	210	"If I accept your use," I said, "you must understand that I do so—unconditionally".	10
33	224	"I accept your use," I said.	10
33	309	"How did you know I would accept your use?" I asked.	10
39	179	"Free persons, men, at least, for example, if need be, are expected to accept great hazards on behalf of their cities.	10
40	684	"Have I given you any reason to believe that I might accept you as a slave?" "No," she said, keeping her head down, "you have not".	10
41	118	"We can sometimes be rationally certain of the correctness of an explanation," I said, "so certain that it would be foolish not to accept it".	10
46	74	She is now, in compensation, unwilling to accept these startling, alarming insights, trying to restore her former self-image, trying to be pronouncedly defiant".	10
50	105	"I do not accept you as slaves of the Kaiila," said Mahpiyasapa.	10
50	107	"Is there any here," asked Mahpiyasapa, "who would accept these slaves?" No one spoke.	10
50	112	"Please, Master," she begged, weeping, "please accept me as a slave!" Iwoso threw herself on her belly, on the rock, before Hci.	10
50	119	"Please, please accept me as a slave!" He crouched down, and turned her to her side, that she might look up at him.	10
50	138	"I accept this woman," he said, indicating she who had been Bloketu, "as my slave".	10

Book 19. (19 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	391	"We do not accept prevarication in a female," he said.	10
1	397	I can't accept this money, or this perfume," I said.	10
1	398	"But you will accept it, won't you?" he said.	10
3	505	In moral consistency, of course, in approving of the institution, he would seem to accept at least the theoretical risk of his own enslavement.	10
3	679	I did not think he would accept being displeased.	10
5	29	"On behalf of Claudius, Ubar of Argentum," said Miles, "I accept the greetings of Corcyrus".	10
5	30	"But do you not accept them for yourself, as well?" inquired Ligurious.	10
7	158	In this way even a frightened or stubborn girl, early in her bondage, learns that she must, if her master wishes it, accept nourishment".	10
14	96	He did not wish to accept the risk, it seemed, that I might attempt to escape, perhaps impulsively attempting to dart away into the darkness.	10
15	66	"He did not choose to accept it.	10
18	81	"Does Lady Sheila accept my terms?" he asked.	10
32	303	I wanted then, yes, to be claimed by the whip of Drusus Rencius, to gladly accept the pain, in tears, and to rejoice, bound or chained, that I had been found attractive enough to be so clearly and absolutely claimed.	10
33	811	Ligurious, against his better judgment, at least initially, pleaded my case with beasts and protected me from them, convincing them to accept my proposals.	10
33	826	She came to accept this identity.	10
33	919	"Accept then the reward," said Claudius.	10
36	559	"You still hesitate to accept me as what I am, a total slave, don't you?" I asked.	10
36	769	These things, doubtless in part because of his pride and self-image, his reluctance to accept tenderness, his fear of feeling and sentiment, his lofty conceptions of the attitudes and behaviors proper to his caste, had driven him half mad with frustration.	10
36	902	I had sensed incipiently the existence of such fires, and had wanted them lit, and had longed for them to be lit, and then they had been lit, whether I willed it or not, and I was now aflame, and must accept the consequences of what had been done to me, and what I had become.	10
36	1649	"Fortunately he was your friend," I said, "and for that reason would cheerfully accept a considerable loss in my resale".	10

Book 20. (14 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	490	It is then up to the man in question whether or not he will accept her as his slave.	10
2	155	"Accept my favor, please!" she laughed.	10
2	287	Who would accept the Comic Father if he did not have his Turian accent, or the Desirable Heiress if she did not speak in the soft accents of Venna, north of Ar? What would the Timid Captain be if he did not, beneath his long-nosed half-mask, have those fierce mustaches to twirl, the formidable woode...	10
2	523	"Under the conditions you propose," I said, "I would not accept a win from you, if you were Centius of Cos".	10
6	697	"Accept me as a traveling companion," she urged.	10
6	768	"Will you not then accept me as a free companion, noble sir?" called the Brigella to Boots, in his guise as the merchant.	10
6	1315	"I accept them, then, in the name of the arts," said Boots.	10
7	323	"There are, of course," I said, "infinite horizons and varieties of such responses, ranging from ravishings in which the slave, by one means or another, is driven almost to the point of madness by the pleasures inflicted upon her, ravishings in which the master, in his cruelty, and despite her will,...	10
12	218	"I must insist that you accept a draw".	10
12	222	"But you do not accept?" he asked.	10
15	83	It is ironic that certain leaders will place women over subordinates, for one reason or another, whom they would never accept as their own leaders.	10
20	216	"I doubt that I could easily pass myself off as a human," it said, "even if I could accept the indignity of the pretense.	10
21	145	Most masters will not accept a brazen insolence in a slave, as in, say, her arrogantly flaunting her beauty, or seeming to do so, unless it is done by the master's command, say, to torture a prisoner, or torment a weakling.	10
21	645	"Of course!" "I accept your gift," I said.	10

Book 21. (21 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	34	"Answer mine!" "Do not court an alteration in your condition, unless you are prepared to accept it, in its full consequences," I said.	10
2	125	Did you not accept it I should be shamed".	10
4	388	She had little alternative, it seemed, in her anger, other than to pretend to accept his remark at face value.	10
5	23	"I accept your condition," he said.	10
5	480	Her forbearance, I suspected, was connected with her knowledge that I might forbid, or limit, her projected chastisement, this being an embarrassment or hindrance she had no wish to accept or brook.	10
9	185	"I gather," said Hurtha, "that you do not wish for me to accept spontaneous gifts from total strangers, or apply to them for loans".	10
13	91	"You need not accept them," he said, turning about.	10
13	308	It can be difficult, at first, to accept that one is as one is, rather than as one is told one should be.	10
15	809	"If I do not accept the commission," I said, "I shall return them to you".	10
16	210	"Is it so hard to understand, or accept, that men might find your mother an attractive female, a desirable property, a lovely animal, a sex slut of interest, one whom they might think worth taking, or buying, or stealing, one they might think worth owning, one whom they might not mind having on thei...	10
22	101	Most carriers would not accept the risks involved.	10
25	482	"I choose not to accept this attempt at manipulation".	10
25	1008	To be sure, here and there, on Earth, I supposed, there must be men who saw through these educational traps and nets, these political endeavors and artifices, men who understood what their enemies were trying to do to them, and simply did not accept it.	10
25	1148	"Are you sure you could not accept a drink?" I asked.	10
25	1650	Did she accept it I would release her from the ring in the morning, with perhaps no more than an admonitory bruise or two.	10
25	1658	I had known she would not accept it.	10
25	2121	"They would not accept that here.	10
25	2239	None will accept guilt for them, particularly the most guilty.	10
26	1494	"I could accept that risk," she said.	10
26	1862	She had learned earlier that not all men will accept humiliation at the hands of a woman, even a free woman.	10
27	189	A slave, of course, expects to be placed in them, and submits to them with the acquiescent docility with which she must accept any bond.	10

Book 22. (8 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	548	It is something which the slave must accept.	10
17	320	"I am prepared to accept that she is now yours," said the fellow.	10
24	295	It was my hope then that they might be persuaded to accept in settlement of these accounts, if accounts they were, not my blood but so small and innocent a thing as my mastering, my total ravishing and subjugation.	10
24	398	I saw to my joy, coming gradually to understand it, that they, or surely most of them, would accept this, my beauty, my submission and service, abject and total, in lieu of my blood.	10
24	747	"Did he accept water from you?" she asked.	10
29	418	I take it, it did not care to accept the fact that a man might be able to follow it.	10
31	164	In this way, it seemed, they hoped that his wrath might be diverted to desire, and that in place of my blood he might be persuaded to accept in substitution something as simple as my beauty, and my total subjugation and conquest.	10
34	174	"It is incredible that there should be any," he said, "given the depth and extensiveness of the masculinist conditioning programs to which they are subjected, the values they are trained to accept, the seeking of which is reinforced, the models they are encouraged to emulate, the images which are he...	10

Book 23. (15 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	413	I now let her wonder, now that she had made her bold overture, if I would choose to accept it.	10
3	45	They may still do so, of course, but now many have been trained to accept prepared, even preserved, meat.	10
8	361	"I accept the risks," she said.	10
8	711	Later, as she is noticed, the friend may regard her, and as a slave may be regarded, and inquire, "Is the slut any good?" Whereas the girl may sense the natural diminution in the referral, and perhaps lingeringly resent it, at least slightly, she will also, in her slave's pride, accept the designati...	10
9	258	"I accept them," she said, "and would try to please my master".	10
11	107	Too, as they are slaves, even if they have not been paid for, but have been captured, or stolen or received as a gift, it is still inappropriate to accept from them anything less than perfection.	10
15	499	"No!" "You would rather accept the sword?" "Yes, gladly!" she said.	10
16	224	In a sense, then, she knows she cannot be other than herself, but is unwilling to accept herself.	10
18	310	Some of the free women may have taken custody of a female slave in order to use her to distract Cosians, or to barter with them, perhaps thinking to prevail upon them to accept the slave as a substitute for themselves, thereby securing their own freedom.	10
21	207	"Why should Cosians accept you as a slave?" he asked.	10
21	209	"Do you think it would be in their interest to accept you as a slave?" he asked.	10
21	349	Now, however, it seemed she was eager to accept that, and stress that, the Merchants was not a high caste.	10
21	680	"You accept the justice of your impalement?" he asked.	10
21	747	"It was thought by many in Ar, seemingly Marlenus among them," said Aemilianus, "that entry into the league would appear to accept the principle that Ar was but one power among others on the river, and not the sole mistress of the waterway, as she would be.	10
24	713	Honor, you see, prescribes that the loser accept with good grace the edict of chance.	10

Book 24. (19 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	34	Similarly, unclear or evasive discourse is not likely to win you a beating unless it is clear the master objects to it, and, in effect, will not accept it.	10
3	168	I had also picked up slim, white-skinned, dark-haired Phoebe there, who had muchly stripped herself before me, acceding to her pleas that I accept her, if only as a servant.	10
14	49	They do not accept them.	10
17	51	I wondered if the Cosians would have had chains enough, or cages enough, for the prisoners, assuming they elected to accept them.	10
18	143	"I should have realized that you would take it back," I said, "that you would accept its responsibility, the risk that I might return for it".	10
19	668	"You accept my apology?" I asked.	10
19	671	"I accept your apology," she said.	10
27	222	It would be difficult enough for one man to escape the delta, or a man willing to accept, say, the handicap of a helpless, beautiful captive, without worrying about more, perhaps even a squad or more.	10
28	355	To be sure they would presumably accept her as a simple, lowly rence girl, and much had they suffered at the hands of rencers.	10
31	554	The captive, like the slave, must accept usages of any sort to which captors, or masters, are pleased to subject them.	10
37	330	That would be the point at which the woman has no choice but to accept the slave orgasm, assuming, of course, that the master chooses to grant it to her.	10
37	397	"Accept any reasonable offer," I said.	10
37	404	"Accept any reasonable offer," I said.	10
37	466	"Do you accept my offer?" he asked.	10
37	473	"Do you accept my offer?" he asked.	10
44	322	"It is fitting," he said, "that the ears of female slaves be thusly prepared, that they may accept the affixing of ornaments".	10
47	89	"Accept the offer," said the fellow who had proposed the ten pieces of gold.	10
47	262	I was vaguely aware of quarrels slashing into the dirt, streaking like plows in the dirt, throwing up a spume of dust like water, others darting wildly upward, some lost overhead, passing somewhere, some skittering about, turning head over heels, then some bounding twenty or more feet in the air, tu...	10
48	475	I did not think, of course, that he would accept my offer.	10

Book 25. (26 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	201	Second, her degradation is completed by the fact that she is given no choice but to be what she is, profoundly and in depth, a human female, and must thus, willing or not, sexually and emotionally, physically and psychologically, accept her fulfillment in the order of nature.	10
2	202	"Accept the devotion of your slave," she begged.	10
3	942	Goreans, on the other hand, often accept, rather uncritically, in my mind, that the reader can actually read thoughts, or usually read them.	10
3	946	They accept the evidence of their senses, so to speak.	10
7	253	"Myron does not accept his sword!" said a man.	10
7	254	Myron, indeed, with a magnanimous gesture, had demurred to accept the weapon of Seremides, the high general of Ar.	10
7	482	"Myron did not accept the sword of Seremides," he said.	10
7	487	That Myron had refused to accept it publicly on the platform was fully in keeping with the pretense of liberation.	10
9	180	There were numerous protests concerning Talena's apparent willingness to accept, and share, the guilt of Ar.	10
13	80	"That would seem to be your problem, not mine," I said, "as I accept their existence".	10
13	162	Naturally they were expected to accept their own castration, so to speak, as a cause for rejoicing, as a long-overdue improvement of their condition.	10
14	642	"I am certain, sooner or later, you will come into the possession of one who will not only accept your slavery, in its beauty, in its tenderness and needfulness, in its honesty and truth, but will celebrate it and relish it, and for whom you will be a treasure, an incredible and marvelous treasure, ...	10
14	649	It is a beautiful moment when a woman comes to learn, and love, what she is, when she comes to understand herself, and has the courage to accept this understanding, when in joy the ice breaks in the rivers, when the glaciers melt, when spring comes, when she loves and kneels.	10
17	32	A last observation having to do with the tendency of some Goreans to accept illusions and such as reality is that the Gorean tends to take such things as honor and truth very seriously.	10
17	232	Too, as a highly intelligent young man, from his particular background, he was prepared to accept what appeared to be the evidence of his senses.	10
18	544	"And you would be grievously offended if I did not accept it?" "Certainly," I said.	10
19	1180	Perhaps some men ignore lies in a slave, pretending not to notice them, or, mistakenly, graciously accept them as trivial, as merely a girl's peccadilloes.	10
20	575	"Do you think he can be prevailed upon to accept money?" asked Marcus.	10
22	346	This suggestion he, a bright fellow, had been quick to accept.	10
23	417	"It is my duty to accept it?" asked Boots.	10
23	419	"Perhaps I might be persuaded to accept it," he said, "for the arts".	10
23	436	"I am pleased," said Marcus, "that we managed to persuade him to accept the money".	10
23	444	"I was afraid for a time he would refuse to accept the fortune we urged upon him".	10
25	309	"You accept?" he asked.	10
27	412	"Accept me!" she cried.	10
27	413	"Accept me! I will make it worth your while! I will give you thousands of gold pieces.	10

Book 26. (10 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	152	How I would have been prepared to accept, and relish, eagerly, gratefully, the harsh terms which he might decree! And here, too, it seemed, in this place, new revelations had come to me of my nature.	10
12	293	It would seem somewhat unlikely that any caste would be likely to accept that distinction.	10
13	1475	How fitting then, I recognized, that men, in their arrogance, not wishing to accept such insult and folly on my part, had simply made me a slave, had simply branded me and put me in a collar.	10
18	126	Will he accept it? "Collar!" he calls to the proprietor.	10
19	314	Perhaps she would accept this in virtue of the supposed wisdom of Priest-Kings.	10
24	274	Had it not yet been fetched? And how would these goods, these loots, of precious metal, of soft flesh, of unusual fabrics, of rare spices, be transported whence these intruders derived? Did they think this would be easy? At any time the men of Treve might fall upon them! What an irrational and impro...	10
35	21	The normal Gorean male, for example, will accept a slave's obeisance and her humble kissing of his feet, but these men, I feared, might punish her for having approached them too closely.	10
40	207	If I win, you will accept my concept of what is honorable in this matter, and so, too, will the slave".	10
46	109	"I am a slave inwardly, in my need, and in my love, and in my nature! It is what I am! Despise me for it, if you wish! I am a natural slave, a rightful slave, and here, on this world, in my collar, I have found myself at last! Hate me! Hold me in contempt! But I am a slave, and I love being a slave!...	10
46	193	How could he blame me for crawling to men, for begging use? Did he not understand that I was a slave, truly! Did he have some unreasonable concept of what I should be, something in his mind, something with little, if any, relation to my realities? Could he not accept me as I was, truly, a helpless f...	10

Book 27. (21 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	692	But the pain that Gorean men will accept from their free women, in deference to their freedom, and their sharing of a Home Stone, they do not, and will not, accept in their slaves.	10
2	165	Doubtless she granted him sexual favors, the whore, the slut! And he so naive and undisciplined as to accept them, to permit her to be such, not to call her to her higher self, had she one, and reform her, if it were possible with such as she! She had no right to be with one such as he! She was not ...	10
2	168	Perhaps she had met such gazes before from such as the older woman, gazes, and stares, and such, perhaps of envy, hatred, and hostility, the cold, fixed gazes and stares of women whose youth and beauty were behind them, and who seemed to wish to do little now but resent and castigate, and scorn, the...	10
8	109	It was only weak men, she now understood, who would fear to accept, wield, and relish the mastery, the birthright of an ancient biological heritage.	10
11	26	Rather, might they not choose to accept that view of the matter, the feminist view, so to speak, and rearrange the institutions of society accordingly? Mirus, her master, indicated that she might withdraw, and so she stood to one side.	10
13	532	The Lady Temesne, who had regarded herself as too fine to accept his suit, might this very night be at his feet, begging to please.	10
15	195	Surely she had seen enough women in the pens, in their collars, to accept that, to realize that.	10
15	412	They must then accept what they are, with all its marvels, beauties and vulnerabilities.	10
16	476	And, too, interestingly, though she scarcely dared accept this, it seemed in its way a fascinating augury, as might be the brief sight of a bird, the finding of a branch in the water, evidence of new worlds.	10
16	617	Could it be that she might one day accept her loveliness, wholly, and throw back her head and shoulders, and walk beautifully, in her collar, and be shameless, even joyfully, brazenly shameless? Surely not! How frightful! And yet that was common, she knew, with such as she now was, with female slave...	10
17	1089	Let them be put under the whip and they, too, would soon learn to so stand, to accept their beauty and see to it that it was well displayed, for the masters will have it so.	10
20	870	"In the meantime, accept the gratitude of Cos, and enjoy the hospitality of Cos".	10
24	30	And Ellen, whom I think we may accept as intelligent, perhaps even quite intelligent, forgive me, Masters, given the selection criteria of Gorean slavers, of which we may take Mirus to be one, had this understanding of herself.	10
25	955	How much I must have changed, she thought, if men, particularly in a general, improvised camp such as this, are willing to bid so much! Dare I think such thoughts? Dare I accept myself as being that attractive? Surely I must dismiss such thoughts.	10
25	1066	"Is there more? Is there more?" "You will not accept my note?" called Mirus.	10
26	1397	It was the voice of one who anticipated no hesitation whatsoever, and would accept no hesitation whatsoever, in the addressee's compliance.	10
27	3125	One of these was the soldier who had subjected the slave to unilateral, degrading, irresistible pleasures at the wheel, she helplessly braceleted, pleasures suitable to one of her condition, pleasures which one such as she must accept, pleasures, ecstasies, to which she must yield gratefully, unrese...	10
27	3446	"Men on this world have demonstrated their dominance over me, and their refusal to accept insubordination," said Ellen.	10
27	3454	"Will you not accept a woman for what she is?" asked Selius Arconious.	10
30	492	And scorn the foolish free man who cannot recognize and accept, and rejoice in, the slave in a woman.	10
30	721	Do not attempt to manipulate them unless you are prepared to accept the consequences.	10

Book 28. (26 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	17	Are they truly so unaware of their small place in the yard of existence, so ignorant of the length of space and the breadth of time, of the flight of galaxies, of the journeys of streaming light, perhaps touching nothing for a hundred thousand years; are they unaware even of the patience of stone, c...	10
1	731	She was the sort of woman a man would not accept, except upon the terms of absolute and complete ownership.	10
3	346	"I am prepared to accept that risk," she said.	10
3	362	"I am not prepared to accept your apology," she said.	10
6	128	"You would be wise to accept the gifts which are offered to you," said Grendel.	10
8	109	"But I am not yet ready to accept gifts," said Tarl Cabot.	10
11	96	"If you accept the offer," said Peisistratus, "the medallion of a world's Ubar might be yours, power, hundreds of cities, rivers of wealth, innumerable pleasure gardens, exquisitely stocked with game and slaves".	10
20	254	"It would have been churlish to refuse, do you not think so, and, besides, what fellow would not be pleased to accept the gift of so lovely a pet?" "She was given to you as a pet, and not as a slave?" "Yes," said Peisistratus.	10
21	405	The attacker then roared and rushed forward, and, as it advanced, but feet from Grendel, Grendel setting himself to accept the charge, the attacker suddenly twisted to the side and, with one clawed foot, swept a great storm of sand toward Grendel, a blasting flight of particles that might have stunn...	10
22	78	And what if masters chose not to accept them? Here she was not as she had been on Earth.	10
22	237	"I can accept no slave".	10
29	128	It may, rather, recognize her and accept her, and, in its way, in its own complex context, celebrate her and enhance her".	10
36	153	"I cannot accept it," said Cabot.	10
36	161	"I cannot accept this ring," said Cabot.	10
44	296	The Kur then gave a name, but Lord Grendel did not accept it, as it was a cognomen fit not for a dominant but a nondominant.	10
52	12	Accordingly, the survivors of the defeat, or those amongst them who had been courageous enough to return to the world, to face the folk, and accept the consequences of their failure, had awaited their fate in a number of small camps.	10
52	15	Others would accept the knife, accepting it as a warranted and appropriate penalty or punishment, one suitable to their heinous fault, one commensurate with their just deserts.	10
55	336	She is a free woman and as a free woman must accept the penalties incurred by her crimes, crimes both obvious and grievous.	10
64	101	Please, I beg you, accept me".	10
64	103	What an astonishing epiphany it is for them, then, to accept that they are females, and are profoundly different from males, that they are gloriously and wonderfully other than males, and come to understand the value, preciousness, and delicious specialness of their sex.	10
66	13	Are we really to abandon our war and accept a defeat which we may ascribe only to ourselves? This seems to me not only an error, a dreadful mistake, but a lapse into abject madness.	10
79	531	So, can you not now accept me as a gift, if nothing else, as a pretty pebble you might stoop to pick up, as a small silken animal you find at your feet, her neck on your leash?" "I think, indeed," said Cabot, "we were well matched, I as master to your slave, you as slave to my master".	10
79	638	You may accept me or not, and for a given time or not.	10
79	788	"Please accept my wine, Master.	10
79	789	Please, Master, accept my wine!" She gasped as Cabot, gently, took the goblet from her hands.	10
81	137	"Lord Zarendargar made clear to the Sardar your refusal to accept his plans, and your role in his downfall".	10

Book 29. (29 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	149	Should the women of Earth, then, any more than the Gorean woman, be denied her womanhood, her most profound needs and desires, the right of the natural woman, in her heart desiring to be mastered and possessed, the right to be owned, and fulfilled, the right, so to speak, to be collared? Must they c...	10
34	114	I was reluctant to take either Cecily or Jane down the Alexandra, but I did not think Lords Nishida and Okimoto, who were unwilling to accept the resignations of men, but would rather put them to the sword, would be more willing to accept the defections of slaves.	10
1	323	"You could probably find a Gorean free woman who does not accept that, but then she has not been in the collar".	10
3	23	I found it of interest that he, for his part, seemed to accept this.	10
3	34	It is unusual for a Gorean male to accept laxity in a female slave.	10
3	459	Pertinax, it seemed, would almost forget to accept the cup.	10
5	234	"If I accept an office anew from Priest-Kings, they will doubtless provide a new signature string, with the appropriate scent".	10
5	872	If one is of the Warriors the codes then require one to either slay the captive or accept the submission.	10
8	157	If one does not accept the slavers' view of these matters, one would understand, at least, that the selectees had been designated for bondage.	10
8	210	"Please accept his apology".	10
10	24	"We are grateful," said Lord Nishida, "that you deigned to accept our invitation to Tarncamp".	10
10	731	Too, she may have feared that I might accept Lord Nishida's offer, and then she would no longer be my only slave.	10
10	748	"Accept me! Take me! Own me!" she begged.	10
14	213	"I would that you brought Pertinax to the school of Nodachi, and inquire if he might accept him," I said.	10
15	89	In this fashion, thus seeming to accept and share the view of the free woman as to her abysmal degradation, she is less likely to be switched.	10
15	92	Goreans, incidentally, accept nose rings without any particular ado.	10
15	222	"I accept her," said Pertinax.	10
18	361	An interesting exception to this sort of thing is that a prisoner, or one on the verge of capture, may be accorded the right to accept a new daimyo or shogun.	10
18	477	Rather, let him accept her now as what she was, and now only was, a slave.	10
19	289	"I accept that," I said.	10
22	550	"Can you not accept her femininity," asked Tajima, "her needs, her womanhood, her helplessness, her defenselessness, her desire to submit?" "Do not impose your values upon her," I said.	10
22	552	Why can you not accept her for what she is, not what you feel she should be? Are you only interested in women who have adopted, who have yielded to, who have succumbed to, the masculine values prescribed for them by an odious, inhuman, unnatural, self-alienating culture?" Pertinax regarded me angril...	10
23	156	Why could he not now accept her as what she was, a slave? I regarded her.	10
24	79	I accept your loyalty, at least as of this moment".	10
28	196	Or was it that Pertinax saw this only too clearly, but, for some reason, was reluctant to accept it? I really found it hard to believe he did not want her at his feet, in his collar.	10
43	171	"Lord Okimoto," said Lord Nishida, "desires that you accept our friend, Rutilius, of Ar, in the cavalry".	10
43	174	"I do not accept him," I said.	10
43	176	"I do not accept him," I said.	10
44	23	Accept her submission.	10

Book 30. (25 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	47	Whereas the surrender was unconditional, the deserters realized, as well as others, first, that the Pani would not be likely to accept a grievous loss of armsmen which would be likely to jeopardize, if not ruin, their cause, and, second, that their brethren, their fellow armsmen, and their fellows o...	10
1	127	"Thassa accepted them, as she would not accept me," said the man.	10
5	11	Oil, and wine, and salt are poured into Thassa, the oil to calm her waters, the wine that she may be warmed and pleased, and the salt, in its preciousness, for honor, prestige, life, and hope, and, too, that it may be mixed with her own, that she may accept the ship as one with her, to be sheltered ...	10
5	207	"I do not accept your challenge," I said.	10
5	223	"Perhaps," said Tarl Cabot, quietly, "you would accept a champion?" "No!" cried several men, in gray.	10
5	231	Even were he, somehow, a match for the former Taurentian's skills, it would be wrong of me to accept his intervention.	10
5	232	A Merchant, a laborer, a free woman might accept it, but I could not, not in honor.	10
5	235	"I do not accept its rejection.	10
5	241	Why, then, do you refuse to accept the challenge?" "It is a challenge without honor," I said.	10
9	292	Often his victim, provoked to accept a challenge, would have been guilty of little more than entering a portal before him, or brushing against him in a theater or market.	10
12	119	Might there not be then some trap I did not understand, in which I might be the bait? How astonished I had been when it had become clear to me that the tarnsman, Tarl Cabot, did not fear Seremides, but, on the contrary, appeared ready to welcome an opportunity to match steel with him, and how more a...	10
14	194	In the water Durbar, the water red about him, gasping, confused, extended his hand to Seremides, who did not accept his hand, perhaps fearing the loss of balance, but motioned him closer.	10
24	364	"Do not accept a challenge".	10
26	52	I also gathered that if the villagers did not accept them they risked the loss of an eye, a hand, a foot, or a head.	10
33	136	Many of my world, of course, did not accept the existence of her Earth, as another world.	10
36	307	"Suppose," said the stranger, "one in fear of you, dreading discovery each day, unwilling to accept such misery longer, or to frustrate you, put himself upon his own sword, or, in fleeing, drowned, or fell from some cliff, would the killing not be yours?" "It would," said one of the fellows, "and th...	10
36	404	"It is a risk I accept, a risk I welcome," said the stranger.	10
36	466	"Accept then the gift, and have done with it," I said to the stranger, "for the captain is much engaged".	10
36	468	"But you will accept it," I said.	10
36	480	"Accept it, and then, if you wish, rid yourself of it, in anger".	10
36	571	"You need not accept it," I said, "but I think it would be churlish not to do so.	10
37	213	"Do you accept the gift?" asked Captain Nakamura.	10
37	342	Not every man, of course, will accept bounty, particularly on a woman.	10
37	815	"I cannot accept this," I said.	10
37	1233	I had spent several years in the household of my teacher, who would accept no pay, because, for our caste, knowledge is priceless.	10

Book 31. (14 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	45	But perhaps, too, there are no prisons, other than those we ourselves make, or will accept.	10
8	1259	"I am now prepared to accept bids," said the auctioneer.	10
10	242	He would even, with all his size and might, accept abuse at her hands, patiently, unflinchingly.	10
10	1047	"You are to accept no more customers here," said the first girl.	10
14	71	It would unprotestingly accept her pettinesses and abuses, which were not infrequent, would seek to attend to her wants, which were frequent, and, to the extent practical, would indulge her every whim.	10
15	55	I did not desire pain but was prepared to accept it if they imposed it on me.	10
17	203	Apparently this warrior not only declined to accept this commission, but became involved somehow in the politics of the steel world itself, participating in a revolt which brought about, in the steel world in question, a change in governance.	10
27	185	Then he said, "Beg me to accept your tunics, and then present them to me, properly".	10
27	188	"I beg you to accept my tunic, Master," said Jane.	10
37	215	Consider the terrible centrality of sensation in that brain, the enormity of ambition which might linger, the rage at the loss of its body, the force of a focused, extraordinary rationality, unwilling to accept compromise or limitation, a will determined to have its way, a ruthless mind resolved to ...	10
51	31	"Yes," said the Lady Bina, "I offered our pretty Allison twice to Desmond of Harfax, but he would not accept her".	10
51	60	"I do not understand why he would not accept her," said the Lady Bina.	10
51	85	It thus came as no surprise to her that he would not contact the Lady Bina with respect to the slave, Allison, to bid for her, to accept her even as a gift, even to inquire after her.	10
51	91	I assure you, it is a great joy to me that he would not accept me, even as a gift.	10

Book 32. (12 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	93	The common price for their license to accompany armed, fleeing men, unwilling to accept the burden of conducting free women, was their stripping and the collar.	10
14	131	"One supposes," he said, "one might expect courage from one of such a caste, perhaps a willingness, under certain conditions, to accept risks, perhaps serious risks, if the end in view might justify such an acceptance.	10
15	46	They easily detect, and do not accept, pretense.	10
16	51	Masters do not accept such things.	10
16	52	I had spared her one lashing, the first time, perhaps foolishly, but she had later, again, been displeasing, a lapse I saw no reason to accept a second time, and I had arranged that she would be better apprised of the fact that a slave is to strive to be pleasing, invariably so.	10
21	385	"We permitted it to save face," said Tyrtaios, "pretending to accept the matter on the leader's vaunted terms, as a test of our pride, and probity".	10
26	161	"My sword will not accept our parting in the forest, should you decide to pursue another path, another hunt".	10
26	232	The Pani did not accept deserters.	10
39	144	I must not be myself, but another self, an external, dissatisfying, foreign self demanded of me! How I struggled to fulfill stereotypes alien to my deepest heart, to accept values which were not my own, to comply with rules and commands which would deny me to myself! Then I had found myself lying on...	10
43	169	"Surely you would not accept the indignity of the collar, of being sold?" "Yes," said Darla, "yes!" "Be merciful, Master!" begged Donna.	10
54	34	"Yes," I said, "and then petition for my Companionship, which offer I might then accept or refuse, as I might please".	10
54	179	Is it only that they have failed to sully soil and water, refused to create poisoned atmospheres, refused to reduce and shame themselves, had no interest in ascending prescribed treadmills, placed in the midst of nothing, leading nowhere? Can the steps of a false journey not be retraced? It is possi...	10

Book 33. (26 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	45	Riders have their favorites, and perhaps, too, the mighty, winged creatures themselves, but it is important that the birds accept different riders.	10
4	221	Do you accept my challenge?" "I am not a fool," he said.	10
4	232	"Do you accept my challenge?" I asked.	10
5	15	It is one thing to train a tarn to accept an unfamiliar rider and another to reduce its predatory instincts, which are often elicited by an appearance of fear, uncertainty, or weakness.	10
6	134	I was curious as to what goods General Yamada was willing to accept, and why, in exchange, apparently, for supplies, presumably in limited quantities.	10
11	58	"He does not accept everyone," I said.	10
12	258	He would be prepared to accept the consequences for not doing so, however unpleasant, or disastrous.	10
20	578	"I accept it in lieu of such," said Pertinax.	10
27	81	"I accept that risk," I said.	10
29	463	You will then lift them in your mouth to me, and, when I accept them, you will kneel, and await my pleasure".	10
30	95	It was a capital offense in that state not to accept, and value, such a packet as containing a golden tarsk, and it was a capital offense, as well, to open such a packet, to see if it actually contained such a tarsk.	10
30	129	She is not to conceal, deny, deride, resent, hate, or suppress her femininity, but to accept it, and liberate it, to rejoice in it, to revel in it, that she will be the fullest and most perfect of women, her master's slave.	10
34	62	"What if it is Sumomo?" "Then," said Yasushi, "you will report to the shogun, your office well discharged, and accept his gratitude".	10
36	48	"I deem it so," said the officer, "and accept your view as welcome, though unnecessary, confirmation".	10
39	70	"Tajima resented that Nodachi, the teacher and swordsman, would accept you as a pupil".	10
42	105	I think that most of the lesser daimyos would accept him as, and even acclaim him to be, the successor to Lord Yamada.	10
44	52	"Our villages could be burned or accept the exactions of Lord Yamada.	10
44	98	Free women in jeopardy, say, a blade at their throat, rather than accept an honorable death as a free person, as is prescribed, may declare themselves slave, after which they are stripped and bound, and, despised as the slaves they now are, are held for the iron and collar.	10
47	236	I gathered Lord Yamada did not wish to weary or strain himself with preparing the bow, but preferred to accept it, set for use.	10
60	370	"What will you accept, in lieu of my life, that your head be spared?" "I return your life," said Haruki.	10
61	234	And some, for no clearly understood reason, will not accept certain riders.	10
61	483	"Accept me!" she begged.	10
61	484	"Accept me!" "What is your name?" he asked.	10
61	621	"We have no wish to accept the consequences of detaining you".	10
61	801	How soft you were, how forgiving you were, contemptible weakling! How like those of Earth! Have they no claws, no fangs, no blood, no heart? How far you were from the proud, severe, proportioned ways of Gor! And in the camp of Mintar the Merchant, when I pathetically petitioned the iron, when I impl...	10
61	823	Some cultures deny and suppress human nature; others, for whatever reason, accept it, and liberate it".	10

Book 34. (27 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	168	Slave biscuits! Did he think I was an animal? To be sure, when I was hungry, I would learn to accept such fare, even beg for it.	10
6	221	"I care for you, I am your friend," said Paula, softly, "but I need not accept abuse from you".	10
7	459	"I will not accept being trained as an animal," I said.	10
9	550	I was now prepared to accept the views of my instructresses, to avoid free women, and placate, cultivate, and please free men.	10
10	328	I had now come to accept myself as what I was, and should be, a slave.	10
26	30	One might accept a handful of copper tarsks to do justice, at least as he understands it, whereas another, for a purse of gold, might kill an administrator, murder a business rival, or eliminate a competitive legatee.	10
26	31	Some rich men pay local black courts not to accept commissions against them.	10
27	123	"Surely you will accept some gratuity for your trouble," said Tyrtaios, looking off toward nowhere.	10
33	284	If the womb heals, it may accept another egg".	10
33	478	"And how many golden tarns will one accept for one's life?" said he who had admitted us.	10
34	155	Accept, first, if you will, that both Priest-Kings and Kurii have uses for humans".	10
34	171	Surely you noted the difference in gravity, a difference to which you are now accustomed, one that you now accept, and no longer notice".	10
44	35	Goreans do not accept laxity, let alone insolence, in a slave.	10
46	136	"I will accept your oath," came from the box.	10
49	188	"I trust he refused to accept his fee," said Kurik.	10
50	146	Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures.	10
55	47	"I am authorized," said the Kur, "to accept your oath, on behalf of Lord Agamemnon.	10
56	24	In a small house an overnight guest may, as a gesture of courtesy or hospitality, be offered the use of a slave, but he will commonly, while expressing his appreciation of his host's generosity, politely decline to accept the offer.	10
56	121	But what would take him from Ar? What might lead him to abandon Ar, an ideal center for clandestine operations, a repository of gold and diverse resources, and a fortress of relative safety, given the houses of Decius Albus, and the protection of his power in Ar, to accept the risks of travel and di...	10
56	146	"I shall convey to the noble Albus," said Drusus Andronicus, "that you thank him for his invitation but, due to pressing matters, must decline to accept".	10
56	148	"Inform him that we are delighted to accept".	10
59	80	How could he have given it to some, and not others? And what Kur, unacquainted with the beverage, curious, jubilant, in holiday mood, would refuse to accept a gift made so freely available, by so trustworthy and generous a host and ally? And so, in many cases, the amber swirl of liquid fire, for the...	10
61	36	"I decline to accept the challenge," said Aelius.	10
61	38	"You must accept the challenge," said a nearby Kur.	10
61	82	"We will now add to the games," called out Decius Albus, "as being of special interest, two kajirae, one who failed to well serve the House of a Hundred Corridors, a house that is reluctant to accept embarrassment or failure, and one that attests the good faith, the good will, the generosity, the bo...	10
62	46	In the Curulean they will not even accept a slave, even for a minor block, unless they are sure she will bring at least four or five silver tarsks".	10
65	257	"We accept your proposal," said the voice.	10

Book 35. (11 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	372	And how do males and females in this world, meeting in its crevices, at permitted times, relate to one another? The hapless, pathetic males sue for smiles, and offer gifts, which they can often ill afford and the women, scorning such males, accept those gifts and solicit more.	10
4	113	"Accept yourself as such," I said, "and be fulfilled".	10
10	119	It would have been too unfamiliar, too different from the privations and sterilities to which they were accustomed, which they had been taught to unquestioningly accept, celebrate, and acclaim, which they took to constitute the single face of possibility.	10
10	227	For this to take place properly, one waits for the master to turn to one, thus signifying that he is ready to accept the goblet.	10
11	136	Sometimes stairs led up to a second floor where coins might be weighed and changed, or loans made; there is no designated "Street of Coins" in Port Kar; one could ascend stairs, too, to visit one or more physicians, or, if one wished, to solicit the services of a scribe, perhaps to have a letter rea...	10
11	320	Do they not enjoy kneeling us, often not even knowing us, and lashing us about the neck, the arms, and calves? How helpless we are in their presence, half naked, vulnerable, not permitted to resist, who must accept and endure, uncomplainingly, without the least demur or protest, their abuse, only sl...	10
31	109	It was he who had first been on the sand with him, who had been led away by attendants, dissatisfied, howling with misery and rage, screaming of misplay and injustice, drunk with hate, unwilling to accept defeat, humiliated by the loss of a drop of blood, the token of an ocean of shame, convinced of...	10
31	112	"Shall I accept your challenge?" he asked.	10
33	572	How startling, precious, and welcome had been that insight! How grateful I had been to accept that recognition, so at odds with all I had been taught to profess and iterate! I did not want freedom but a strong, fine master whom I might submissively and helplessly love and serve, with my whole being ...	10
46	278	"Be patient, noble friends," called Ho-Tosk, "dear sharers of a Home Stone, and esteemed guests of Port Kar; it is true we are a bit short of paga now, for which deprivation I accept all responsibility, but more is even now hurrying to our portal.	10
46	497	"Do you accept it, dear friend?" inquired Addison Steele.	10

Book 36. (3 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	101	If I could stand it, others might do the same, or, upon occasion, accept the consequences.	10
17	355	"I accept," she said.	10
17	364	"If you accept, the matter is done.	10