Admitted Quotes from the Gor Series (500 Results)

Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	5	There were five narrow windows, not large enough to let a man through; they rather reminded me of ports for bowmen in a castle tower, yet they *admitted* sufficient light to allow me to recognize my surroundings.	10
2	190	"No," *admitted* my father.	10
7	196	But then, shamefacedly, I *admitted* to myself that I had, while dragging her to the trees, intended to take her and that it had only been the sudden spell of her beauty which, paradoxically enough, had claimed my respect, forced me to recognize that selfishly I was about to injure or dominate what Na...	10
8	190	"You can't," she *admitted*.	10
9	101	"No," *admitted* the warrior.	10
16	120	Here I was *admitted* without question, as though my helmet were sufficient guarantee in itself of my right to be there.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	188	Later, following another examination, I was *admitted* to the bar in New York State, and I entered one of the immense law offices in the city, hoping to obtain eventually enough experience and capital to open a small practice of my own.	10
7	56	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
8	6	On the whole they seemed to me a pale and depressed lot, but I was confident they could accomplish what they set their minds to, that they might succeed in tasks which the average Gorean male, with his impatience and lightness of heart, would simply abandon as distasteful or not worth the effort, fo...	10
11	140	"One sight of the white urt and he *admitted* all".	10
22	49	"You have given me much to think about," I *admitted*.	10
22	80	"Do you not want me?" "To see you is to want you," I *admitted*.	10
22	92	"Perhaps honor too," I *admitted*.	10
22	214	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10

Book 3. (8 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	96	Never before had I been so aware of the thin margin of reality *admitted* into the human nervous system, little more than a razor's width of apprehension given the multiple and complex physical processes which formed our environment.	10
9	61	"How often would a bred slave have a chance of freedom?" "Seldom indeed," I *admitted*.	10
9	152	"I don't know," I *admitted*.	10
9	157	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
12	199	"Perhaps," *admitted* Sarm.	10
26	164	"Of course," I *admitted*.	10
28	216	"I don't know," I *admitted*.	10
34	24	"Of course," he *admitted*, "that is quite a bit to be".	10

Book 4. (35 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	103	"Excellent," I *admitted*, handing it back to him on the tip of the spear.	10
5	92	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
8	522	I then took Dina of Turia in my arms and, at some length, and with a certain *admitted* satisfaction, collected my winnings.	10
9	283	"Indeed," I *admitted*, for there were none present who were not, in their own ways, beautiful.	10
9	435	I was pleased, though I would not have *admitted* it, at Kamchak's boldness, for it was a face for which a man might risk much, even death in the torture dungeons of Turia, utterly beautiful though now, of course, transformed with rage, far more beautiful than had been that of the most beautiful of th...	10
10	139	"It would considerably improve her price," I *admitted*.	10
10	163	"Albrecht was a fool," he said, "but Tarl Cabot was a bigger one!" "Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
10	402	"I had had much paga at the time," *admitted* Kamchak.	10
12	111	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
12	486	"But," I *admitted* to her, giving her head a shake, "you are a pretty little barbarian".	10
12	515	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
13	162	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
13	164	"I, too," I *admitted*.	10
13	190	"Yes," I *admitted*, "they do".	10
15	127	"Perhaps," I *admitted*, "but I think I shall go to Turia and look about for it.	10
15	144	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
15	146	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
16	275	"Perhaps," *admitted* Saphrar, "but what would Priest-Kings wish with such an egg?" "Who knows?" asked Ha-Keel.	10
16	276	"It was this, was it not," asked Saphrar, looking at me, "that you came to Turia to find?" "Yes," I *admitted*.	10
19	6	"Does it include some provision for escaping?" "I have not yet formed that part of it," he *admitted*.	10
19	174	"That is an excellent plan," he *admitted*.	10
21	64	To my chagrin I was not *admitted* into the compound, but my pitiful stock of almost worthless stones was examined outside the gate by a steward in the company of two armed warriors.	10
21	127	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
21	144	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
24	82	"But you still do not understand?" "No," I *admitted*.	10
24	187	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
24	221	"So am I," I *admitted*.	10
25	234	"The thought did cross my mind," I *admitted*.	10
25	312	"Perhaps," she *admitted*.	10
25	347	"Of course," she said, "who else would have been fool enough to free me?" "Of course," I *admitted*.	10
25	377	"Perhaps," she *admitted*.	10
25	596	"But Kamchak, generous fellow, gave me to you, did he not," she asked, "that you should teach me as slave to be female?" "I think so," I *admitted*.	10
25	926	"Doubtless," I *admitted*.	10
27	113	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
27	118	"You are," I *admitted*.	10

Book 5. (24 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	242	"It is he, the Assassin, who forced me in the streets to accompany him to the tavern of Spindius! Protect me, Master! Please, Master! Protect me, Master!" "Is this the slave," asked Cernus sternly, "whom you forced to accompany you to the tavern of Spindius?" "I think she is the one," I *admitted*.	10
5	110	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
5	340	"Extremely so," *admitted* Misk.	10
5	377	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
5	692	"Yes," *admitted* Elizabeth, "I would agree".	10
8	6	"That is a thought," I *admitted*.	10
8	33	"No," I *admitted*.	10
8	67	"Very much," I *admitted*.	10
8	76	"So to speak," I *admitted*.	10
8	95	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
8	106	"That's true," she *admitted*.	10
8	182	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
10	131	"I expect it does," I *admitted*.	10
13	31	"I don't know," I *admitted*.	10
14	59	"Yes," she *admitted*.	10
17	418	"Closer than I like," I *admitted*.	10
17	423	"Was it you," I asked, "who salted the gruel of Ho-Tu?" "It is possible," she *admitted*.	10
17	711	"Little save Sura," she *admitted*.	10
17	784	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
18	129	"It is true," I *admitted*.	10
20	92	"I do not know," she *admitted*.	10
20	182	"I play," I *admitted*.	10
21	30	"Of course," I *admitted*.	10
24	343	"Surely," she cried, "you have no intention of keeping me as a slave!" "That was my intention," *admitted* Ho-Sorl.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	242	"Nor did I," I *admitted*.	10
16	42	"Well," I *admitted*, "I do not know about that".	10
18	93	"Of course not," I *admitted*.	10

Book 7. (3 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	522	I *admitted* to myself that she was beautiful.	10
12	68	We were then *admitted* to the wagons.	10
18	37	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	84	"Doubtless," I *admitted*.	10
6	482	"I have come far," I *admitted*, "to do business with her".	10
6	840	"That is true," she *admitted*.	10
6	951	"When in the slave market at Lydius," she challenged, "when you saw me chained at the bar, did you think then only of your plans, your purposes?" "No," I *admitted*.	10
19	149	The gate was opened and the two men were *admitted*.	10
19	228	"I have taken slaves," I *admitted*.	10
19	300	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
19	325	"I think that is true," I *admitted*.	10

Book 9. (13 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	36	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
5	271	"I have two pair of scales," *admitted* Ivar Forkbeard, grinning.	10
6	134	"Fair," *admitted* the Forkbeard.	10
6	444	"It seems a preposterous demand," I *admitted*, smiling.	10
6	469	"It is quite possible," I *admitted*.	10
8	15	"Such fools we were," I *admitted*, putting my head to the floor.	10
13	51	"Yes," *admitted* the Forkbeard.	10
13	198	"You have reasoned it out well," I *admitted*.	10
13	225	"True," *admitted* the Forkbeard.	10
13	240	"Perhaps," *admitted* the Forkbeard.	10
15	202	"And you have noticed how they have become shallower?" "I noticed the climbing was more difficult," I *admitted*.	10
15	292	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
18	614	"It was careless of me," *admitted* the Forkbeard.	10

Book 10. (18 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	40	"Perhaps not," he *admitted*.	10
1	246	"It does not seem so," I *admitted*, "unless the Kurii, perhaps, feel that just such a move might put the Priest-Kings off guard, that it would be too obvious to be taken as a prelude to full war".	10
1	618	"Or the purposeful," said Samos, "someone who had business there, who knew what he was intending?" "Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
5	834	Had it not been for Ibn Saran, I suspected I would not have been *admitted* even to the presence of the Pasha of Nine Wells.	10
7	405	"But are these reports true," I asked, "or only, sincerely, believed to be true?" "They could, of course, be implanted memories," *admitted* Ibn Saran.	10
7	686	"You are thorough," I *admitted*.	10
10	235	"We are complicated," *admitted* the merchant.	10
11	664	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
12	123	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
12	132	"No," he *admitted*.	10
12	313	"Perhaps not," I *admitted*.	10
12	585	I was *admitted*.	10
13	43	"It is possible," *admitted* Hassan.	10
13	169	"Then I have little with which to bargain," *admitted* Hassan.	10
13	182	"My business must often be conducted with dispatch," *admitted* Hassan.	10
13	189	"I was not optimistic," *admitted* Hassan.	10
24	563	"But I was pondering another thought, as well," I *admitted*.	10
25	327	"I might be slipped among them!" "It is a chance," *admitted* Hassan.	10

Book 11. (4 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	974	Many girls, even should they be so fortunate as to reach the walls of their own city, may not be *admitted* through its gates.	10
6	256	"That is true," he *admitted*.	10
25	94	"True," *admitted* Bosk.	10
27	265	"Yes," *admitted* Bran Loort, puzzled.	10

Book 12. (27 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	375	"They challenge us now to stop them!" "Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
2	524	"I am difficult to teach," I *admitted*.	10
3	529	Gorean free women often envied slave girls their pierced ears, though this would seldom be *admitted*.	10
5	69	"The ship may have been destroyed by Tersites, in fee to Kurii," snapped Samos, "precisely to prevent you from reaching the world's end!" "Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
5	135	"That would be serious," I *admitted*.	10
6	513	Do they envy the slaves their collar? "That is true," I *admitted*.	10
6	926	"She is comely," *admitted* Ram.	10
13	90	"Yes, it is quite strange," I *admitted*.	10
13	134	"Well, I do not know about Poalu," he *admitted*.	10
13	229	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
14	107	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
14	238	"Not exactly," he *admitted*.	10
15	223	"Sometimes," I *admitted*, "trainers are brought to the compartments, with their whips, but that is more expensive".	10
15	262	"It can help to impress upon a girl that she is a slave," I *admitted*.	10
15	943	"Only a few moments," I *admitted*.	10
17	82	"Once, in one day, I slew six sleen," he *admitted*.	10
21	218	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
21	220	"We all have our weaker moments," I *admitted*.	10
21	277	"Interest, of course, is somewhat subjective," I *admitted*.	10
22	49	"Perhaps that is the trouble," I *admitted*.	10
22	57	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
22	310	"They are playful fellows," *admitted* Imnak.	10
22	316	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
23	246	"It would not be pleasant," I *admitted*.	10
23	386	"The market was slow," *admitted* Imnak.	10
24	7	"Are you sure," I asked Ram, "that this is the head of the beast who attacked you?" "Could there be more than one such beast," he asked, "with rings in its ears?" "It does not seem likely," I *admitted*.	10
29	175	"If you had not, things would have been more difficult for me," *admitted* Imnak.	10

Book 13. (17 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	448	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
5	247	"It would give me something to tear off you," I *admitted*.	10
6	126	"It could be frightening," *admitted* Shoka.	10
8	154	"I gave orders that he was not again to be *admitted* to this tavern!" said the man.	10
11	272	"It could take months," *admitted* the man.	10
12	616	"She is hot," *admitted* Msaliti.	10
15	8	He *admitted* me, from the street to the small, dingy anteroom, that leading to the larger room in which we had, the preceding day, discussed our business.	10
16	99	"I, too," I *admitted*.	10
16	163	"Truth is more troublesome," he *admitted*.	10
18	227	"I find it attractive," I *admitted*.	10
32	627	I suppose I had known from the first instant I had seen him that he was my master, and I was his slave, but how could I, an Earth woman, have *admitted* that, even to myself, let alone to the superb, red brute".	10
34	217	"Not while he is there," I *admitted*.	10
34	280	"That is a very interesting way of thinking," I *admitted*.	10
34	287	"That is perhaps it," I *admitted*.	10
34	486	"It is a startling thought," I *admitted*.	10
34	734	You, a slave, have now honestly *admitted* to yourself, in your own heart, fully, that you are truly a slave.	10
42	35	They were, however, I *admitted* to myself, not the most attractive lot I had ever seen.	10

Book 14. (15 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	623	"Sex may be a handicap to the achievement of a certain sort of civilization," I *admitted*, "but I do not think I would relish that sort of civilization in which it would be a handicap.	10
2	307	"That is true," *admitted* the heavy man.	10
6	50	"It is a delicate matter," *admitted* the woman who had examined me.	10
7	950	"I do not really understand either," I *admitted*.	10
13	834	"I took her," I *admitted*.	10
14	36	She was rather proud, I think, though she would not have *admitted* this, to be the mistress of a possibly unruly slave.	10
19	119	"Yes, Master," I *admitted*.	10
20	187	"This is true," *admitted* the Lady Florence.	10
23	10	"It is true," I *admitted*.	10
26	382	"But only now have you *admitted* it," I said.	10
26	383	"Yes," she said, angrily, "only now have I *admitted* it".	10
27	348	"That is true," I *admitted*, smiling.	10
28	25	"It is much like the leash of a slave," I *admitted*.	10
29	5	"That is doubtless true," I *admitted*.	10
32	190	But it must be *admitted* that masters seldom hurry with their slaves.	10

Book 15. (16 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	32	Then they *admitted* another small group of refugees.	10
6	11	"I am Jason," I *admitted*.	10
6	52	Many people, I was sure, knew more of this fellow than they *admitted*.	10
10	258	"It is a thought," I *admitted*.	10
10	363	How grievously I had insulted Miss Henderson! "Tonight," she said, "when I was being displayed before Gorean buyers, did you see me move in certain ways, and cry out in certain ways?" "Yes," I *admitted*.	10
18	94	"And doubtless," she said, angrily, "they do not have the inhibitions and frigidities of their free sisters!" "They are not permitted them," I *admitted*.	10
19	41	"I had some difficulties with guardsmen in Tancred's Landing and Fina," I *admitted*.	10
23	70	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
27	88	"Your situation is not an enviable one either," I *admitted*.	10
27	90	"That point has not eluded me," I *admitted*.	10
28	89	Two figures were *admitted*, and the door was closed and locked behind them.	10
28	360	"That is best," *admitted* Tasdron, "for there are serious things of which to speak".	10
29	132	"It seems they know anything that occurs on the river," he *admitted*.	10
33	36	"He is not of my own caste," *admitted* Callimachus.	10
33	96	"That seems possible," I *admitted*.	10
33	98	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10

Book 16. (12 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	28	"True," I *admitted*.	10
8	56	On the other hand, it must be *admitted* that Gorean free women commonly so robe and veil themselves, so colorfully, so exotically, and in such delicate and provocative arrangements, as to call, however inadvertently, and however contrary to their sincerest wishes, a fellow's attention to themselves.	10
11	32	"Several are not displeasing to my senses," I *admitted*.	10
16	526	"It is not impossible," I *admitted*.	10
17	484	"I regret only that I never *admitted* my slavery on Earth".	10
18	546	"Perhaps that is why you have let me be *admitted* to your presence this evening," she said.	10
19	1169	I went to the door and, opening it, *admitted* Lola.	10
20	209	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
20	542	"True," I *admitted*.	10
20	1768	Surely they must soon feel one another, in the closeness, indeed, in the very nature of the relationship, that of master and slave, whether it be *admitted* or not.	10
20	1972	Most of the time, of course, it must be *admitted*, the girl, like a pet sleen, is promptly named.	10
20	2028	Can you imagine what it would be for an Earth girl, with all her conditioning, and her education and training, to suddenly recognize that she is a female, and has met her master?" "Doubtless it would be a troubling insight," I *admitted*.	10

Book 17. (16 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	384	"I can be persuasive," I *admitted*.	10
1	1134	"It does not seem likely," I *admitted*.	10
1	1322	"You are doubtless who you say you are," I *admitted*.	10
2	352	To be sure, it is also true, and should be *admitted* in all honesty, that many male silk slaves are rather feminine; some women prefer this type, perhaps because they fear true men; from such a silk slave they need not fear that they may suddenly be turned upon, and tied, and taught to be women.	10
4	24	"I would suppose not," I *admitted*.	10
8	26	It must be *admitted* there is more prestige in being auctioned from a major, or central, block than there is in being casually purchased from a side block.	10
8	897	"I have fought," I *admitted*.	10
8	1099	"Perhaps," he *admitted*.	10
13	1234	"It leaves little doubt as to your charms," I *admitted*.	10
14	758	"Perhaps," I *admitted*.	10
15	23	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
15	267	I had, it must be *admitted*, derived much pleasure from the coffle, picking out one or another of them, when the whim or urge might strike me, for my slave use.	10
17	12	"It would be difficult to do so," I *admitted*.	10
17	584	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
17	586	"Nor do I," I *admitted*.	10
19	83	"Only tried and proven warriors, with many coups, and many expeditions of war and kaiila stealing, are *admitted* to it".	10

Book 18. (17 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	30	Here and there tiny pinpricklike holes *admitted* spots of light.	10
7	381	"It is a superb punishment," I *admitted*.	10
7	435	"Do you know what it means," asked Cuwignaka, "when a woman is ordered to report to a man, and she is naked and bound?" "I have some idea," I *admitted*.	10
8	49	"Are they any worse, really," I asked, "than the Kaiila, or the Kailiauk or the Fleer?" "I suppose not," *admitted* Grunt.	10
14	407	"That makes it much harder for you, of course," I *admitted*.	10
15	245	Surely you have seen them suspended from tripods behind the lodges, being sunned?" "Yes," I *admitted*.	10
15	249	"Not generally," I *admitted*.	10
19	74	"That seems so," I *admitted*.	10
28	50	"Nor do I," I had *admitted*.	10
32	107	"There are some differences," I *admitted*.	10
34	158	"Yes," *admitted* the young man, not raising his head.	10
38	45	"Not in themselves," I *admitted*.	10
39	145	"Yes," she said, "but I do not think that I would have freely *admitted* it".	10
39	171	"That is generally true," I *admitted*.	10
41	43	"Do tarns behave in this fashion?" "No," I *admitted*, "not normally".	10
41	59	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
44	783	"An interesting picture," *admitted* Hci.	10

Book 19. (11 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	843	This posture, to be sure, though I do not think I would have *admitted* it to the girl, did strike me as being much more feminine than that which I had earlier adopted.	10
4	234	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
6	569	"Other things being equal, such things might somewhat improve your price," he *admitted*.	10
6	733	"That would not be dangerous, would it?" "No," he *admitted*, reluctantly.	10
8	81	It then swung open and we, the young man, Drusus Rencius and myself, were *admitted* to the corridor beyond.	10
23	115	"That is true," *admitted* the first man.	10
23	311	But, too, it must be *admitted* that powerful physical feelings were also involved.	10
32	302	I had understood that even then, though I had not *admitted* it.	10
36	219	"Not really," I *admitted*, shrugging in the ropes.	10
36	1534	"You recall the position perfectly," he *admitted*.	10
36	1590	"I had not considered that," he *admitted*.	10

Book 20. (39 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1188	"I suppose so," I *admitted*.	10
3	97	"That is doubtless true," I *admitted*.	10
3	292	"Indeed," I *admitted*.	10
5	11	I was *admitted* into the dark vestibule of the inn, and the door was closed behind me.	10
6	53	"Generally I do not see so much of them," Boots *admitted*, as the merchant.	10
6	131	"It is difficult to please everyone," Boots *admitted*.	10
6	161	"Last year I did not have one, admittedly, due to some fearful inadvertence," *admitted* Boots, "but I would not risk that twice at the Sardar Fair.	10
6	789	"They do seem so," *admitted* Boots.	10
6	943	"You do have slave curves," *admitted* Boots.	10
6	1338	"I do not know," I *admitted*.	10
6	1393	"We have performed in the main square," he *admitted*, "once even in the courtyard of the palace itself".	10
9	171	"My intention exactly," *admitted* Boots.	10
9	207	"Remember?" "And a good one, too," *admitted* Boots.	10
9	506	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
10	58	"Yes," he *admitted*.	10
10	257	*Admitted*, she kneels before him and addresses him thusly: "Please feed meâ€”Master".	10
10	280	"Perhaps," I *admitted*, somewhat grudgingly, not altogether convinced.	10
10	808	"Perhaps," *admitted* Boots, grudgingly.	10
11	88	"Is it true," asked Boots, "that you never miss?" "Well, actually no," I *admitted*.	10
11	94	"I have never done this before," I *admitted*.	10
11	99	"Never," I *admitted*.	10
11	139	"Sometimes," I *admitted*.	10
12	111	"Perhaps," he *admitted*.	10
12	216	"Something like that," I *admitted*, shrugging.	10
12	396	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
14	130	"I would suppose not," I *admitted*.	10
16	108	"No," *admitted* Lecchio, which response brought a swift kick in the shins.	10
16	121	"Is it then the sacking of a few cities you are up to?" "No," *admitted* Petrucchio.	10
16	436	"Yes," *admitted* Petrucchio.	10
16	745	"Few do," Petrucchio *admitted*.	10
18	107	"I know not, Ubar," *admitted* Flaminius.	10
20	166	How could I be expected to groom myself? How could I be expected to keep up my appearance?" "I do not know," I *admitted*.	10
21	277	"Of course," he said, "did not Boots Tarsk-Bit tell you that?" "Yes," I *admitted*.	10
21	298	On it, at one time, I spitted eleven men!" "That is a large number," I *admitted*.	10
21	314	"Perhaps," he *admitted*, generously.	10
21	422	"Do you not desire her?" "She is lusciously soft," I *admitted*, "and is appealing, held helplessly.	10
22	79	"Some might have found it so," I *admitted*.	10
22	81	"A mere nothing," I *admitted*.	10
22	83	"I did hear a couple of fellows shouting," I *admitted*.	10

Book 21. (32 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	172	"Perhaps," said Hurtha, "but why, then, is there so much disagreement among them?" "I do not know," I *admitted*.	10
5	75	"Can you prove it does not?" "No," I *admitted*.	10
6	153	"That sounds like Hurtha," I *admitted*.	10
9	90	To be sure, a given gate, the "night gate," is usually maintained somewhere, through which bona-fide citizens, known in the city, or capable of identifying themselves, may be *admitted*.	10
9	203	"Yes," *admitted* Mincon.	10
15	735	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
16	1193	"That is true," he *admitted*, it seemed almost reluctantly.	10
16	1341	"That is a strong first line, isn't it?" "Catchy," I *admitted*.	10
16	1352	"I had not given it that much thought," I *admitted*.	10
16	1380	"I am not an Alar," I *admitted*.	10
16	1658	"True," I *admitted*, reluctantly.	10
16	1661	"I have never heard anything just like it," I *admitted*.	10
16	1675	"I see your point," I *admitted*.	10
16	1694	"Suppose, thinking himself immortal," I said, "he then lives recklessly, fearing nothing, takes unwise risks gleefully and perhaps suffers unfortunate and grievous consequences?" "I had not thought of that," *admitted* Hurtha.	10
16	1724	"Indeed," I *admitted*.	10
19	398	"He seems familiar," *admitted* Hurtha.	10
23	8	"Perhaps," *admitted* Hurtha, thrusting the ribbon to me.	10
23	40	"There may be a problem," I *admitted* to Hurtha.	10
24	44	"I caught a glimpse of the garden within, in the courtyard, and the house beyond, a large, lovely house, with a shaded portico, when she was *admitted*.	10
24	182	Similarly we had encountered no difficulty in being *admitted* into his presence, in spite of the fact that he was presumably an important man.	10
24	199	"It is quite similar," he *admitted*.	10
24	254	You seem to have *admitted* as much".	10
24	267	"The disk, as you have as much as *admitted*, makes that clear.	10
25	1188	"A woman who is totally theirs, one who is fully in their power, one who must strive desperately to serve them perfectly in all things, one who is absolutely and helplessly at their mercy, one who must lick and kiss at their least word?" "I am afraid there are some men who do not object to that," I ...	10
25	1358	"When I *admitted*, as I should never have done," she said, "that I was drawn to you".	10
25	2321	"That might seem a juster appraisal, scientifically," I *admitted*.	10
26	865	"It does look a bit grim now," I *admitted*.	10
26	893	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
26	925	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
26	928	"True," I *admitted*.	10
26	1429	"Sometimes," I *admitted*.	10
26	1515	"Am I not the sort of woman who might suitably be taken to a slaver's?" "Yes," I *admitted*.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	7	But such a nature, I wept, could not be, and if it were, so subtle, so insistent, so persistent, so unrelenting, so tenacious, it must never be *admitted*, never, never! Yes, I fought them, these secrets, these covert knowledges, these anticipations, these dreams.	10
3	59	I had publicly *admitted* my interest in this sort of thing.	10
3	192	Beyond this, after that night, long ago, in my bedroom, that night in which I had *admitted* to myself my real nature, though I had denied it often enough since, my interest in men had been considerably deepened.	10
3	210	But surely men such as that no longer existed, and my recurrent longing for them, a needful, desperate longing, as I sometimes *admitted* to myself, must be no more than some pathetic, vestigial residue of a foregone era.	10
3	221	But I knew there was another reason I had come to the library to dance, one I had seldom *admitted* to myself.	10
8	381	The men, customers, natives of the locality, agents, dealers and others, were then *admitted*, to examine us, and, if interested, take notes on our lot numbers.	10
13	363	"Yes," he *admitted*.	10
13	663	"No," he *admitted*.	10
14	8	Too, to one side was the panel which, opened, *admitted* the gray hunting sleen, Borko.	10
14	166	"I have heard rumors to that effect," I *admitted*.	10
27	269	Had it been *admitted*? Perhaps it was uneasy in such a situation? Perhaps it wanted to carry me to its den, there to feed on me.	10
27	331	Apparently it had not been *admitted*.	10
27	332	It had *admitted* itself.	10
28	123	"No," *admitted* Tupita.	10

Book 23. (5 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	170	"Your prices," I said, "as I think you have *admitted, or as much as admitted*, are rather expensive".	10
2	282	I recalled that the porter, when I had come to the outer gate, at the height of the bridge over the moat, seeing that I was not a female, had made me show money, and a considerable amount of it, before he had *admitted* me.	10
6	687	"Probably not," I *admitted*.	10
18	464	"That is where I found mine," I *admitted*.	10
22	92	"They will usually endeavor to do so," I *admitted*.	10

Book 24. (8 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1126	"I do not know," I *admitted*.	10
1	1189	Slave beads, too, and such simple adornments, bracelets, earrings, cosmetics, slave perfumes, and such, are well known for their effect in arousing the passions not only of the women themselves, but, too, it must be *admitted*, sometimes of their masters.	10
2	64	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
12	236	"It is terrible," she *admitted*.	10
37	452	"Perhaps you would care to make an offer on her?" "I was intending to speak to you about such a matter," he *admitted*.	10
39	16	"Thigh," said the fellow who had *admitted* us, looking at Ina.	10
40	157	The door opened a crack, and then, fully, as I was *admitted*.	10
43	163	"She is pretty," I *admitted*.	10

Book 25. (28 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	195	To be sure, it must be *admitted* that the slave girl is only an animal, and is under total male domination.	10
3	256	"I do not know," *admitted* the other.	10
5	2	"There were no recruiting tables," I *admitted*.	10
7	41	"I do not know," I *admitted*.	10
8	60	"That, too," I *admitted*.	10
10	10	This had been *admitted* on the public boards at last.	10
12	458	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
13	116	"I had gathered that," I *admitted*.	10
14	567	It is only that it is today, on this day, that I first *admitted* it to myself.	10
14	570	It is only today that I have *admitted* to myself, honestly and openly, what I am".	10
15	74	"They are not all bad fellows," *admitted* Marcus, "even though they be of Ar".	10
15	95	"What if the fire spreads throughout the entire district, and then burns down Ar?" "I had not considered that," I *admitted*.	10
18	14	"Well, perhaps," he *admitted*.	10
18	314	"Pretty dire," I *admitted*.	10
18	345	"I had not viewed the matter from that perspective," I *admitted*.	10
18	453	"No," I *admitted*.	10
20	96	"But surely," she said, "you have not addressed these attentions to me merely to assess the nature and specificity of my slave responses?" "No," I *admitted*.	10
20	420	"To make it more likely you will be *admitted* into her presence, the message will be carried about your neck, in a message tube, and your hands will be back-braceleted".	10
20	426	"But even so," I said, "before being *admitted* to her presence, you may be double leashed, one on each side, that you cannot touch, or approach, the woman, except as permitted".	10
20	428	"Do you think she will be *admitted* to her presence?" asked Marcus.	10
20	590	"What do you think your chances will be of getting the stone out of the city, let alone to Port Cos?" "I do not know," he *admitted*.	10
21	75	The guards were skeptical that I would be *admitted*.	10
21	565	"Well, then, Master, she smiled, muchly pleased, and readjusted her veil, and told me that I would be *admitted* to her presence immediately any time of the day or night".	10
23	41	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
23	92	"Probably," I *admitted*.	10
25	71	"Nonsense," I said, though to be sure a candid observer might have *admitted* that there might be some sense to Appanius' asseveration.	10
27	125	"That is true," I *admitted*.	10
27	226	"No," he *admitted*.	10

Book 26. (14 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	43	Too, it must be *admitted* that one is sometimes brought secretly to such a place.	10
6	93	"Sometimes," it was *admitted*.	10
7	1022	He then flung me to my back on the grass, and put the silk in my mouth!" "It was tied in place?" "No," I *admitted*.	10
7	1033	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
7	1096	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
11	703	But even had it not been for my understanding of what I was, an understanding going back even to my native world, one which I had achieved, but had scarcely *admitted* to myself, long before I had been brought here, and one which I now understood even in terms of actual, significant, pertinent legalit...	10
12	222	"I am naked," I *admitted*.	10
14	439	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
14	449	"Yes, you do," I *admitted*.	10
14	1439	"Yes, Master," I *admitted*.	10
14	1630	"I dare say," I *admitted*.	10
17	36	"No," I *admitted*.	10
19	166	"Pretty," *admitted* the raider's slave.	10
37	1148	"That is a possibility," *admitted* the pit master.	10

Book 27. (11 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	309	"Yes," she *admitted*.	10
4	441	"True," he *admitted*.	10
13	541	On the other hand, reality often embarrasses argument, and it must be *admitted* that a single female slave, particularly if trained, is often preferred to dozens of free women.	10
15	251	Her master had *admitted* that he found her beautiful, if only as a slave.	10
20	588	"No," *admitted* Ellen.	10
22	172	She had begged one of her instructrices to inquire of Mirus, her master, for she herself was seldom *admitted* to his presence, if she might not be so trained, but the response to her petition, though apparently it amused him that she should make it, was in the negative.	10
22	355	"Yes," she *admitted* to herself, "I am a vain slave.	10
25	1127	To be sure, it should in all honesty be *admitted* that Gorean women, at least after some initial adjustments, do quite well in slavery.	10
26	1212	We are not free women who may adjust and regulate, as we please, beneath our sheets and within our modesty robes, the delicate and respectful attentions of some fellow fortunate enough to have been *admitted* to our chamber.	10
27	1740	"In a sense, yes," *admitted* the spokesman, "my young friend here," he here indicating Mirus, "was interested in obtaining this slave," and here he indicated Ellen, "and we, as good fellows, loyal friends and such, abetted him in his search".	10
27	2492	Some slaves, too, it should be *admitted*, usually city slaves or those from large households in which there are many slaves, enjoy flirting.	10

Book 28. (9 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	622	The brunette was, of course, too, a female, but, aside from her dreams, in which she was often well and callously handled, and as a female, and in some of which she even wore a slave collar, she chose, on the whole, save for certain gratifying, manipulative ambivalences, some of which may be noted l...	10
1	1108	Still, it must be *admitted*, she is attractive, chained to a slave ring.	10
5	351	Only such bacteria as are beneficial are *admitted*".	10
21	624	The portal might have *admitted* tharlarion.	10
62	19	"That must be *admitted*," said Flavion.	10
65	71	Several Ehn later some four Kurii were *admitted* to the insurrectionists' lines.	10
69	24	Similarly a verr might be *admitted* to a verr pen by a guard sleen, but would not be permitted to leave it, except in the company of a herdsman.	10
77	111	"You were once of this camp, and so you would be *admitted*, as before".	10
79	236	Too, even if a slave fails to please a master in some way she may well succeed, it must be *admitted*, in averting his wrath, in managing to placate him, in a variety of ways, by tearful contrition, the display of her beauty, by covering his feet with kisses, and such.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	136	"That would be churlish of me," he *admitted*.	10
25	205	A mystery did remain, of course, to the west, even for those *admitted* to the Second Knowledge, usually those of the higher castes.	10

Book 30. (3 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	91	"Yes," I *admitted*.	10
30	3	They were *admitted* one at a time through the narrow opening in the barricade which had been set up at the gate.	10
36	518	Two narrow, barred windows, set some eight feet from the floor, *admitted* light, rather as the windows in the general trading area.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	58	Suppose then, if you wish, if it is easier for you, that I have been *admitted* to your presence, unworthy though I am, and am kneeling before you, head down, naked if you wish, a meaningless, purchasable barbarian who, with your permission, begins to speak.	10
29	3	A Kur guard crouched, as though somnolent, a few feet behind me, near the gated portal through which I had been *admitted* to the place of cells, the prison area, bearing the tray of food and drink.	10

Book 32. (6 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	84	"It is said you have been *admitted* even to the pavilion of Lord Okimoto".	10
33	110	I am told that in public eating houses, not brothels or taverns, slaves, when *admitted*, and not chained to rings outside, may kneel beside their master's bench, and while he eats from the plates, and such, on the table, if it be his will, may be given a bowl of slave gruel, which will be placed eith...	10
38	161	"She is beautiful," I *admitted*.	10
39	189	It is *admitted*! I found them for you.	10
40	63	"It seems our friends might object," I *admitted*.	10
43	40	You *admitted* learning of a great ship, its apparent readiness for departure, and your intention to inform others of this, with the expectation that a small force, say, some two hundred men or so, would be soon dispatched to attack and destroy this ship, withdrawing almost immediately".	10

Book 33. (4 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	115	Apparently he had been *admitted* into those precincts access to which had recently been denied to me.	10
25	321	Then, commonly, she begs to be *admitted* once more, then to know the iron and be fastened in the collar.	10
47	58	No sooner than Nodachi, Pertinax, Tajima, Haruki, and I had been *admitted* through the great portal we had been set upon by dozens of waiting Ashigaru, purportedly placed to lead us into the presence of Lord Yamada.	10
60	159	"It was I," said Haruki, "who *admitted* the assailant into the garden, by a secret way".	10

Book 34. (62 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	459	Suppose neighbors, whom I knew only casually, only by sight, should enter the apartment, *admitted*, in answer to my cries? What would they think? Casting about, there was no sign of a forced entry.	10
1	460	How, then, had the apartment been entered, how could it be that I was fastened, as I was? Must I not then have *admitted*, even welcomed, those who had so discomfited me? Surely some would think so.	10
2	135	I have *admitted* to myself what I have long known, and what I have long longed to express".	10
8	273	How can some, I wondered, pretend to be ignorant of the tensions, the cords of interest and desire, which attend the interactions of the sexes? Are they unaware of the radical centrality of sexuality to the human condition? Do they lie, or are they somehow ignorant, or inert, simply blind to the tur...	10
23	81	"Are not women women, and men men?" "Doubtless," I said, "but it is not to be *admitted*".	10
32	155	"It is there," said the fellow who had *admitted* us, pointing to a large crate, against the back wall.	10
32	159	"Claim it," said he who had *admitted* us, moving a bit to the other side.	10
32	168	"Nor has it a claiming ticket," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	170	"It is the one," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	172	"Claim it," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	176	"It has been delivered," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	193	"I do not understand," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	196	"You are observant," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	199	"Oh?" said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	200	"Why else," asked Kurik, "would you and your friend have so subtly separated yourself from me, and from what better vantage point might one fire than from the first balcony?" "And you conjecture more than one?" said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	203	"And crossbows?" asked he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	206	"Perhaps you are in danger," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	209	"I doubt," said he who had *admitted* us, "you are the intended recipient of the package".	10
32	219	"Yes," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	221	"Oh?" asked he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	225	"It is," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
32	226	"I claim the package," said Kurik "It is yours," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	8	"Beware!" "What is it?" cried he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	11	"Restore the panel, close the crate," whispered he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	13	"Arm your bows," said he who had *admitted* us to the two who had now, warily, drawn back from the crate.	10
33	19	"Bring the lantern closer, lift it, illuminate the interior of the crate," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	33	"Is it dangerous?" asked he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	37	"It is a Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	61	"It is a Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	63	"It is small for a male Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	69	If a panther could speak, would it not speak thusly? "That is Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	72	"So it is a Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	74	"I wish I had a translator," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	78	"So?" said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	81	"And glorious and powerful," said he who had *admitted* us, looking about.	10
33	84	"Continue," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	86	"Granted," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	88	"I see!" said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	94	"It cannot speak Gorean," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	100	"Absurd," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	103	"Could you speak Kur, any dialect of Kur?" "I could not make such noises," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	105	"A tragic omission," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	107	"No," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	127	"Absurd," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	129	"Did you not note its reaction when it thought itself threatened?" "It understood the weapon," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	144	"If she is not lying," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	149	"Perhaps," said he who had *admitted* us, "the slave is merely mistaken, possibly deluded".	10
33	161	"So?" said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	170	"The beast can speak Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	172	"We heard it speak Kur," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	174	"But surely not Gorean," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	192	"It could be a coincidence," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	199	"That noise was meaningless," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	201	"The beast lies," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	224	"I do not understand," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	269	"It is a beast," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	461	"The thing is ugly," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	463	"Good," said the fellow who had *admitted* us.	10
33	466	"What?" asked he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	470	"I do not understand," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	473	How dreadful then that this monstrosity should be so designated! "I do not like to have this thing here," said he who had *admitted* us.	10
33	478	"And how many golden tarns will one accept for one's life?" said he who had *admitted* us.	10