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Book 1. (16 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	I was not frightened, being confident that walking steadily in any given direction would be sure to bring me to one highway or another, or some stream or another, and that it would be impossible to become lost, or at least for long.	10
1	148	With affection, Matthew Cabot I read and reread the letter and had become unnaturally calm.	10
1	189	The silent but intense explosion of the envelope into flames had caused me momentarily to become confused—that and the sudden return to the darkness from the hideous glaring light of the disintegrating envelope.	10
1	211	I had surrendered to it for just a moment, and it had become a force that had carried me, hurling me about as if I were a swimmer captured in surging waves—a force that could not be resisted.	10
2	187	"Some think that such men in time become Priest-Kings themselves.	10
3	119	I had little time for speculation, however, as I was trying to bear up under an arduous schedule which seemed designed to force me to become a Gorean in a matter of weeks or perhaps see me die in the attempt.	10
3	150	I wondered what had become of her, but I did not inquire.	10
3	268	Later, of course, the adult birds are not fastened, but the conditioning given them in their youth usually holds, except when they become abnormally disturbed or have not been able to obtain food.	10
4	27	It tends to become less effective if often used, and the rider is then at the mercy of the tarn.	10
4	73	If you become weak or helpless, he will kill you.	10
4	150	"I, Tarl, Swordsman of Ko-ro-ba, give my word that this man is fit to become a member of the High Caste of Warriors".	10
5	27	He would become a laughingstock, suspect to his own men, a leader who had lost the Home Stone.	10
11	29	"What will become of me in Ko-ro-ba?" she asked.	10
12	107	Soon my swift captor had reached his mountains, and the vague, distant smudge that I had seen had become a lonely, frightening, inaccessible wilderness of reddish cliffs.	10
18	75	In spite of the breadth of the pit, perhaps two hundred feet, it was cold at the bottom, and as I looked up, I was startled to note that, in the blue sky, I could see the dim pinpricks of light which, after dark, would become the blazing stars above Gor.	10
20	18	Those members of the Caste of Assassins, the most hated caste on Gor, who had served Pa-Kur, were taken in chains down the Vosk to become galley slaves on the cargo ships that ply Gor's oceans.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	3	We hiked a good deal, talked and fenced, and, I hoped, had become friends.	10
2	48	This love of their city tends to become invested in a stone which is known as the Home Stone, and which is normally kept in the highest cylinder in a city.	10
6	13	The tharlarions become unmanageable, and, though the tarn will essay the flight, the bird almost immediately becomes disoriented, uncoordinated, and drops screaming back to the plains below.	10
19	88	You must carry your freedom to others!" "Are you asking us to become warriors?" cried a voice.	10
23	226	It had become the anthem of the revolution.	10
23	229	It had become a headquarters of the revolution, perhaps because men of Tharna recalled that it was there they had learned to sing.	10
26	32	"And add to the golden tarn disks," she had exclaimed, "tarn disks of silver to be formed from the masks of our women, for henceforth in Tharna no woman may wear a mask of either gold or silver, not even though she be Tatrix of Tharna herself!" And as she had spoken, according to the customs of Thar...	10

Book 3. (15 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	6	It had been caught in the shield of the Priest-Kings, invisible, not to be evaded, undoubtedly a field of some sort, which had so acted on the bird, perhaps affecting the mechanism of the inner ear, that the creature had become incapable of controlling itself and had fallen disoriented and confused ...	10
6	41	I wondered what had become of them.	10
6	54	Of course the Chamber Slaves would not be permitted the escape of intoxication, for if they were so allowed to lighten their bondage undoubtedly, in time, their beauty, their utility to the Priest-Kings, would be diminished; they would become unreliable, lost in dreams and wines.	10
6	78	Had I now become so much the Gorean warrior that I could disregard the feelings of a fellow creature, in particular those of a girl, who must be protected and cared for? Could it be that I had, as the codes of my caste recommended, not even considered her, but merely regarded her as a rightless anim...	10
9	62	"But in the end," said Vika, "fearing he would slay himself she consented to become his Free Companion".	10
11	32	This may become more comprehensible when it is mentioned that Priest-Kings, with their cleaning hooks, their jaws and their tongues, often groom one another as well as themselves.	10
14	53	"Perhaps if you are very zealous," said one, "you can become a Mul".	10
16	50	"We keep in touch with the earth," said Misk, "for it might, in time, become a threat to us and then we would have to limit it, or destroy it or leave the solar system".	10
26	259	As the girl spoke and I tried to lightly dismiss her words, I wondered at the long processes of evolution that had nurtured over thousands of generations what had in time become the human kind.	10
27	14	I assured him I would give the matter serious consideration and departed, hearing him congratulate me on my good fortune in having been permitted to become a Mul rather than having to remain a lowly Matok.	10
27	28	I wondered what had become of Mul-Al-Ka and Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
30	21	My frame shook with the horror of what I had become and seeing this Parp chuckled.	10
30	82	Accordingly, Sarm broadcast throughout the Nest his general amnesty for former Muls, offering them again the opportunity to become the slaves of Priest-Kings.	10
32	111	"Is there a chance the plant can become operational?" "No," said Al-Ka.	10
33	125	I had intended to make use of that moment myself, pretending to have come with a message from Priest-Kings, to encourage man to live as I wished him to live, to respect himself and others, to be kind and to be worthy of the heritage of a rational animal, and yet of what worth would these things be i...	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	299	It was not only that I had failed, that what I had fought for had now vanished, become ashes—not only that the war of Priest-Kings, in which I had played a prominent part, fought long before over such matters, had now become fruitless, meaningless—that my friend Misk's life and its pur...	10
4	41	It is often difficult to release the straps, so snarled do they become.	10
9	149	Then, later in the evening, when I was drunker on paga than I should have permitted myself to become, I heard them discuss details which could only have pertained to what Kamchak had called the games of Love War, details having to do with specifications of time, weapons and judges, and such.	10
11	130	She had, of course, in her time with the wagons, become used to this form of exercise.	10
11	178	I gathered that she would become another of his dancing girls.	10
11	290	"The Little Barbarian does not wish to become second girl in the wagon!" He gave Elizabeth's head a rough, affectionate shake.	10
17	71	Though it might have been my imagination it seemed that the pool's yellow had now become enriched and that the shifting fluid hues that confronted me had achieved new ranges of brilliance.	10
18	2	I cried out suddenly in alarm horrified at my predicament and struggled to turn back and wade to the edge of the marbled basin that was the cage of the thing in which I was, but the fluid, tightening about me, now seemed to have the consistency of a rich yellow, hot mud and then, by the time I had r...	10
20	85	"Normally," I said, "it takes years to become a skilled tarnsman".	10
25	293	I wondered what would become of Miss Cardwell.	10
25	795	"Leave me!" "Not until you have become a slave," I told her.	10

Book 5. (26 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	386	Elizabeth, Virginia and Phyllis had been shown its rudiments, as well as something about the lyre, but they had not been expected to become proficient, nor were they given the time to become so; if their master, at a later date, after their sale, wished his girls to possess these particular attribut...	10
2	186	He had further imposed restrictions on the games and contests of Ar, such that the loss of life had become infrequent, even among competing slaves.	10
2	286	"I thought for a time," he said, "that they intended to sell at a radical loss until the other slave houses were forced to close, and then to recoup their losses with profit by setting their own prices—but then when I considered again the gold which sponsored the games and races honoring the ...	10
3	36	They are men who commonly have an extraordinary aptitude for the game but beyond this men who have become drunk on it, men lost in the subtle, abstract liquors of variation, pattern and victory, men who live for the game, who want it and need it as other men might want gold, or others power and wome...	10
3	71	Priest-Kings have no wish that men become powerful enough on Gor to challenge them for the supremacy of the planet.	10
5	239	Further, that she not become terrified and attempt to struggle or leave the table, she was secured to it by several broad metal bands, plus ankle, leg, wrist and arm clips.	10
5	323	Now, it seems they become more bold".	10
5	356	"Perhaps," I said, "over the years it has become a way of controlling the population in a limited environment".	10
5	373	"The probes become increasingly frequent," said Misk.	10
6	117	Some of these girls, interestingly, are not even particularly beautiful, though in the dance they become so.	10
12	77	Later he had helped to free Ar after it had fallen to the horde of Pa-Kur, master of the Assassins, who had wished to become Ubar of the City, inheriting the medallion of office and putting about his shoulders the purple cloak of empire.	10
12	79	He had become an outlaw in the Voltai, whence he could see, with loyal followers, the spires of Ar, Glorious Ar where once he had ruled as Ubar.	10
12	183	Both at this point had become hysterical.	10
13	132	She had first been sold for eight silver tarsks to a keeper of one of the public kitchens in a cylinder, a former creditor of her father, who had in mind making a profit on her; she worked in the kitchen for a year as a pot girl, sleeping on straw and chained at night, and then, as her body more ade...	10
15	29	In the next phases of the dance the girl knows herself the Warrior's, and endeavors to please him, but he is difficult to move, and her efforts, with the music, become ever more frenzied and desperate.	10
15	99	Surviving girls, of course, become the property of those whom they have fought; men who lose are, of course, slain.	10
15	149	I recalled a girl once known, named Sana, who had been sold in Ar during those days, who had become the consort of Kazrak, once Administrator of Ar.	10
15	212	The truly sinister aspect of even this portion of the girls' training did not become evident to me, or to Elizabeth, until the entire next week was spent again before the mirror, seeing themselves as slave girls, and repeating, aloud, these questions and answers, as though putting them to themselves...	10
16	1	The Tarn Less than a month following the downfall of the House of Portus, Cernus had become the undisputed master of the slave trade in Ar.	10
16	225	They had not exactly attempted to become friends with me, but they had not avoided me; and often where I was I found them about.	10
17	182	"May Cernus, of the House of Cernus," said they, "become Ubar of Ar!" I saw one other man rise up when I did, and also leave the tavern.	10
17	233	Caprus, who had become more affable, and apparently somewhat bolder, following the enthronement of Cernus, perhaps because Cernus was less often then in the House, informed me that he had made contact with an agent of Priest-Kings.	10
17	583	Her black hair was quite marvelous, long and unbound, falling as it did over her shoulders; her eyes were dark and deeply beautiful; her body, as the slave masters had intended, was tormentingly magnificent; the features of her face and lips showed to my eye, which had become more discerning in the ...	10
17	747	We played yet another Ahn and, even in that short amount of time, her moves had become more exact, more subtle, more powerful.	10
24	70	As we thought, when it became clear that the Steels truly threatened the Yellows, Cernus' secret faction, his interest and allegiance would become clear.	10
24	456	"As Ubar," said Hup, "it would ill become Marlenus to betray the law of the Home Stone of Ar".	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	38	Not only the ships of Surbus had become mine, his men having declared for me, but his holding as well, and his assets, his treasures and equipments, and his slaves.	10
10	131	Further, raids, interspersed with smuggling and trading, had become a fairly profitable way of life, apparently for all.	10
10	192	I would have been curious to hear the arguments of Tersites pertinent to these recommendations, but before, when it had become clear how radical and, I gather, absurd were his proposals, he had been hooted from the chamber.	10
11	413	The arsenal guard, presumably, would become a branch of the newly formed council guard, if such became a reality.	10
11	416	Besides, if the council were to become truly sovereign in Port Kar, as it had proclaimed itself, it seemed essential that it should soon have its own military forces within the city.	10
11	459	Surely these might then be dissuaded from becoming allies of Cos and Tyros, and perhaps might be inclined to offer their services to Port Kar? At the very least, the ships of Port Kar might, in such a situation, become suddenly welcome in ports that had hitherto been closed to them.	10
13	153	"Mark well the name of Claudius, Captain," said Chenbar, "for he is to become Ubar of Port Kar".	10
14	241	Doubtless it would soon become evident to our enemy also that she could not outrun us.	10
15	26	How simple it is, I thought, to become a true man, powerful and predatory, self-regarding and self-seeking.	10
15	28	In coming to Port Kar I had, for the first time, become free.	10
15	770	I had become famed.	10
15	771	I had become powerful and rich.	10
15	772	I had become great.	10
17	48	I had also arranged signals whereby my ships, those of my task forces and others, might, if the pairs became separated, switch partners, thus retaining the possibility of pair-attacks on single ships even if the members of the original pairs should become separated.	10
18	435	One year after my enslavement I was certified to the house by the Slave Mistress as having become accomplished in such duties.	10

Book 7. (18 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	575	Not until I had become a slave girl, and understood that men might own me, did I become so devastatingly, thrillingly, aware of them, the rude beauty and strength of their bodies, and their power.	10
11	1015	How fearful! I feared I might become such that I would not for the world relinquish my condition, my state, my bondage, that my bondage would become more precious to me by far than my freedom had ever been.	10
7	360	My vocabulary would gradually become far more extensive, but I was pleased with myself.	10
7	445	Many an angry young man of modest means returns, disappointed and frustrated, from the market, leading home on his tether the most that he can afford, an item of what he takes to be second-rate merchandise; but he discovers, perhaps after introducing her to the house, and tying her and giving her th...	10
8	283	"Do you think she might become beautiful?" asked Targo.	10
8	287	"She has become more beautiful just since we have owned her".	10
11	101	It had been known on Gor before, but it was only with the flight of the escaping Turians that it had become more widespread recently.	10
11	275	"How can I ever hope to become a Free Companion," she wept.	10
11	1167	It was my hope to become the preferred pleasure slave of a wealthy master, and to reside in one of the high towers of Ar, Gor's largest and most luxurious city, and to have silks and jewels wherewith to deck myself, and no work to do, saving perhaps pleasing my master or guests to whom he might, if ...	10
11	1250	For example, we could become curious, uneasy, simply by turning an open palm, perhaps unnoticeably, toward a male.	10
13	1057	I suppose that a woman, like a man, has buried instincts, of which they may not even become aware, but these instincts lie within them, dispositions to respond, dispositions locked into the very genetic codes of her being, instincts awaiting only the proper stimulus situation to be elicited and emer...	10
15	237	How shameless she had become! Once of the scribes, she was now only a wanton, shameless slave girl! I wanted to tear her hair and eyes out! How pleased I was, and how startled she was, and the others, when Rask sent them to the shed, where they would be issued work tunics and find themselves work sl...	10
15	1128	"And here," said Ute, "lest the ardor of the men become too strong, this!" The girls laughed.	10
17	78	I wanted to be special to him, for I loved him so deeply, so helplessly, but I feared, too, to become so.	10
17	118	Even performing small, homely tasks for a master, such as polishing his leather, laundering and ironing his tunics, cleaning his domicile, bringing him his sandals, crawling, in her teeth, can be sexually stimulating to her; she licks humbly the confining loops of leather on her wrists; she humbly l...	10
17	124	And I was such a woman, obviously, in the fullness of my bondage, but I was terrified that, too, I might become more, something in addition, a different sort of slave, one who encapsulates the most degraded of slaves, of course, but is also one who is allowed not only to serve, but also, with his pe...	10
17	158	But I feared, more and more now, day by day, despite my great love for him, to become more to him than his mere property, more than his simple possession, more than his simple recreation and plaything, more than merely another meaningless Sa-Fora, a "daughter of the chain," more than merely another ...	10
17	164	But I think he feared I might become to him a certain sort of slave, a special sort of slave, one to whose status I would not dare to aspire, one whose name I dare not even speak.	10

Book 8. (11 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	212	"I have become rich," I told her.	10
4	311	"You have become more—" "Yes?" I asked.	10
4	316	"You have become a Gorean man".	10
4	346	Virginia Kent had become the free companion of the warrior, Relius of Ar.	10
5	165	At a cry of Thurnock such men, in an instant, would become a crew.	10
6	303	In time I might become First Captain in the Council of Captains.	10
8	154	"Do not become drunk," said Arn to the man.	10
8	193	They would not become drunk.	10
9	167	From the most desirable woman on Gor she had suddenly become only another slave.	10
12	100	In a house such as that of Bosk there are always beautiful slave girls, eager to please, each hoping to become first girl.	10
16	3	The march of the men of Tyros had become a rout.	10

Book 9. (27 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	268	It had been my intention to repledge the companionship, and to become great on Gor, to raise high the chair of Bosk, climbing in riches and power to the heights of the planet, to become even, perhaps, in time, a world's Ubar.	10
1	32	It was thus that I had become a captain in Port Kar, jewel of gleaming Thassa.	10
1	148	I had become petulant, bitter, petty, as an invalid, frustrated and furious at his own weakness, does.	10
1	185	The morality of slaves says, "You are equal to me; we are both the same"; the morality of masters says, "We are not equal; we are not the same; become equal to me; then we will be the same".	10
1	474	She had told me that I had become harder, more Gorean.	10
1	581	He had become chief of one such group, and was much respected in the delta.	10
2	117	No female, incidentally, may become an Initiate.	10
2	223	I wondered what might become of the religion of Priest-Kings, if Priest-Kings should ever choose to make themselves known to men.	10
5	205	Soon she had become no more than a speck astern, and was then visible only to the lookout.	10
10	178	He had become, then, the head of his household.	10
10	516	Virginia Kent, whom I had known in Ar, years ago, who had become the companion of the warrior Relius of Ar, had been such a girl.	10
10	517	On Earth she had taught ancient history and classical languages at a small college on Earth; to many she might then have seemed a rather blue-stocking, forbidding girl; Gorean slavers, however, with greater perception perhaps then her fellow Earthlings, had seen her potential; she had been, one of s...	10
11	149	What is important is not what we were, but what we are, what we are striving to become.	10
11	208	If the Priest-Kings did not do this, perhaps for reasons of pride, their laws having been given, then, in effect, Gor might become a Kur world, in which, given local allies, the Priest-Kings might finally be isolated and destroyed.	10
11	216	It was possible, too, of course, that the Kurii had become gentle beasts, fond of farming, renouncing their warlike ways, and turning humbly to the soil, and the labors of the earth, setting perhaps therein an excellent example for the still half-savage human animals of Gor, so predatory, so savage,...	10
11	218	Perhaps we could learn from them not to be men, but a more benign animal, more content, more bovine; perhaps they could teach us, having overcome their proud, restless natures, to become, too, a gentler, sweeter form of being, a more pleasant, a softer, a happier animal.	10
11	219	Perhaps, together with them, tilling the soil, we could construct a more placid world, a world in which discipline and courage, and curiosity and adventure, and doing what pleases one, would become no more than the neglected, scorned, half-forgotten anachronisms of remote barbarians.	10
11	220	We would then have overcome our manhood, and become one with the snails, the Kurii and the flowers.	10
14	143	His horror, seeing his fallen brother of the killing blood, had now become rage, outrage.	10
15	63	Probes, I had learned from Misk, had become increasingly frequent.	10
15	64	Slave raids on Earth, I recalled, had become a matter of course, routine.	10
15	70	If Priest-Kings permitted the conquest of Gor, perhaps over a generation or two, by Kurii, they would have lost the security of their own base; they would become an island in the midst of a hostile sea; it would then be a matter of time until the end, until adequate weaponry could be smuggled to Gor...	10
15	202	"And you have noticed how they have become shallower?" "I noticed the climbing was more difficult," I admitted.	10
18	386	It had become cloudy.	10
20	103	In my way, to use concepts you may grasp, I am a prince among my people, not only in blood, but by battle, for in such a way only does one become prince among the Kurii.	10
22	95	Here, with the Forkbeard, with the sea, the wind, in his hall and in battle, I had become, somehow, much different.	10
22	182	Perhaps they fear to be whipped if they are not pleasing? Perhaps, behaviorally, given no choice but to act as a passionate female slave, they find, suddenly, through simple psychological relationships, they, to their horror, have become only a passionate female slave.	10

Book 10. (29 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	85	As the sun sank, the hills, the dust and sky, would become red in a hundred shades, and, as the light fades, these reds would become gradually transformed into a thousand glowing tones of gold, which, with the final fading of the light in the west, yield to a world of luminous, then dusky, blues and...	10
13	426	To be sure, these almost generic cruelties to which Earth girls in Gorean bondage so often found themselves subjected, such strictures, have tended to subside somewhat in the past year or two, as Earth girls become less exotic, and become a more familiar commodity in the markets, are more visible on...	10
1	894	Sooner or later the beast would become aware of the pursuit.	10
1	895	At that point the hunter would become the hunted.	10
2	289	If war should erupt their vassal tribes, such as the Char, the Kashani, the Ta'Kara, the Raviri, the Tashid, the Luraz, the Bakahs, would all become involved.	10
2	503	I do not wish her to become the love slave of the first man into whose eyes she is permitted to gaze".	10
4	153	"Over several years," I said, "entire sets of her muscles have become habituated to moving in mechanistic, conjoint patterns, like the parts of machines; other muscles, perhaps partly atrophied, were not used at all".	10
4	267	I had little doubt that the lovely Alyena would one day, in the arms of a strong man, for whom I was saving her, become a true slave, adoringly and vulnerably the property of her master.	10
5	433	"As a slave girl you will become quite familiar with chains.	10
7	490	She had become a slave, so she was a slave; let her then learn what it was to be a slave; let her then learn what it was to be used as a slave; let her remain in her collar.	10
7	528	I do not think they lose much by this policy, as many women become more beautiful in the collar, perhaps because so much of beauty begins in the emotions and mind and is then manifested outwardly in expressions, postures, carriages, attitudes, and such.	10
8	1	I Become the Guest of Hassan the Bandit I did not sleep as well as I might have that night, for, from time to time, clouds of riders, with bows and lances, swept through the streets of Nine Wells, returning from one sortie into the desert or another.	10
8	135	"Many slave girls," I said, "once they become used to earrings, come to love them, and even beg them of their masters".	10
10	41	These tiny wounds, if they become infected, turn into sores; these sores are treated by the drovers with poultices of kaiila dung.	10
10	379	The dominant male is thus selected for in mate competition; the undominant male tends, statistically, to lose out to his stronger, more intelligent foe; correspondingly, evolution selected for the female who responds to the dominant male; she who fled such men either mated with weaker men, her child...	10
11	142	"But when I grow up," said he, "I shall become a raider, like you, and have ten such girls.	10
11	312	Enemies conquered become allies enlisted.	10
11	319	Thus, if war should erupt between the high tribes, the conquering tribes, the entire desert might become engulfed in hostilities.	10
13	430	Too, they kneel well, and, soon, gratefully; they blossom in the collar, and become beautiful.	10
13	438	They become radiant, and zealous, and passionate, hot, devoted and dutiful.	10
13	440	Many then become the love slaves of love masters.	10
15	194	"How," I asked, "does one become kennel master?" "Kill me," said T'Zshal.	10
16	95	These, in turn, become food for various flatworms and numerous tiny segmented creatures, such as isopods, which, in turn, serve as food for small, blind, white crayfish, lelts and salamanders.	10
17	31	I wondered why it was that none killed him, to become kennel master in his place.	10
17	94	One must speak carefully whose words become law.	10
17	239	I then had no doubt that at some time in the past, T'Zshal and the Old One had become acquainted.	10
24	61	Sooner or later, given the acuity of her intelligence, she understands what she has become, what she is, that she is slave, simply and irremediably slave.	10
25	139	"It is useful at times, particularly when the duties of the pasha become too oppressive".	10
26	137	Not receiving it they become petty, frustrated, competitive, hostile, and vicious, a function of this basic need having failed to be satisfied.	10

Book 11. (40 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	134	When I had first been sent to the wharves, some weeks ago, my wrists had been braceleted behind me, and I had been accompanied by other girls; later I had been permitted to go alone, my wrists still locked behind my back; later I had been permitted to go alone to the wharves in wrist rings and chain...	10
6	70	As I had, naturally, inadvertently, almost in spite of myself, become more desirable and beautiful, the sexual aggressions of men against me, which I, as slave, might not resist, had become more frequent and powerful.	10
7	638	The more beautiful I had become the more often I had been raped; and the more I had been raped, the more beautiful I had become.	10
3	92	I needed not decide to become myself.	10
4	189	It gave me pleasure to assume this posture before my master, who had full body rights to me; it gave me less pleasure, in the beginning, to assume it before free men generally; yet, eventually, I did it naturally, and pleasurably; it is a position that not only makes the girl more attractive to the ...	10
4	315	Borrowed expressions, as in linguistic borrowing generally, take on the coloration of the borrowing language; in time the borrowings become naturalized, so to speak, being fully incorporated into the borrowing language; at this point they are, for all practical purposes, words within the borrowing l...	10
4	507	Thus it is not that slave girls do not become angry.	10
4	611	But I knew now what I had become.	10
5	209	It was said she was much pleased to raise caste and would become, by this match, one of the high ladies of the Salerian Confederation, which was becoming powerful in the north.	10
5	684	The trail would become difficult to detect, then perhaps disappear.	10
6	20	I had feared, even from the beginning, that she would become excessively popular.	10
6	27	Since she had become first girl in the camp we were all constrained to serve her and address her as Mistress.	10
6	49	This frightened me for I had become much aware, in the last few weeks, of the capacity of my beauty to excite men.	10
6	162	She had become his companion.	10
6	212	I began to become aroused.	10
7	46	Now, however, in the last years, it has become green.	10
7	221	In such a companionship the Lady Sabina would have raised caste, and become one of the high ladies of Ti, and of the Confederation.	10
7	231	You and your men, if you return me to the Confederation, will become rich beyond your wildest dreams!" "Do you ask me, Lady," inquired my master, "to betray Ar?" She suddenly sank to her knees in terror before him.	10
7	944	I knew that my master could see through me, his slave girl, as simply as through glass, but I felt that I, too, in the past weeks, strangely, had become much more aware of him, and much more capable of reading his moods and conjecturing his reactions.	10
9	299	"Doubtless you will soon become the master's favorite," said Turnip, a dark-haired, wide-faced girl.	10
9	1008	The caste system is not inflexible and there are opportunities for altering caste, but men seldom avail themselves of them; they take great pride in their castes, often comparing others' castes unfavorably to their own; a Gorean's caste, by the time he reaches adulthood, seems to have become a part ...	10
9	1561	But what had been done today to me was clearly different in its intent and gravity from the casual, expected, fierce exhibitions of male aggression to which embonded girls such as I must become accustomed.	10
9	2176	"I did not move to become district leader," said Thurnus, "for it was your urging and intent that I do so.	10
9	2221	I saw you not for the things you were but for the things you might, enhancing my own person, become.	10
9	2223	I regret that I did not, in my companionship, relish and celebrate what you were, rather than an image of what you might become.	10
9	2361	This village, I suspected, would become famous for its pleasure slaves.	10
11	150	Sometimes new girls become frightened at the entrance to their slave quarters.	10
12	62	Slave quarters, as I have mentioned, can become a jungle.	10
12	67	Sometimes masters do not appoint a first girl in order that the lower ranking girls will strive ever more desperately to please them, to become favorites, and thus to be to some extent more protected.	10
12	832	Perhaps, discovering she was free, unbranded, her captor would angrily rectify that omission and soon return her, stripped, bound and helpless, to the very bridge from which she had been captured, that guardsmen might find her there and remand her into custody, that she might become then a despised ...	10
13	375	Without warning I had been forced to reveal myself, despite any pretenses or intentions I might have, as what I had become on Gor, a true slave girl, and reveal myself as such openly, inadvertently, spontaneously, incontrovertibly, helplessly.	10
14	423	"How fortunate it is," she said, "that I did not become his companion".	10
18	67	Certainly its nature shook and transformed me, when I first discovered it, what I had become, what I was here.	10
20	579	Suddenly it had occurred to me that I could become free! When again might such an opportunity present itself? I was from Earth! Surely I was not so contemptible and despicable that I cared to remain a slave! Surely it was wrong that a collar should be on me! Perhaps on others, but not on me! Not on ...	10
24	72	To be sure, interestingly, many women become beautiful in bondage, as their inhibitions are shed, as their emotions are freed, as they learn themselves, as they learn service, as they discover ecstasies beyond the comprehension of the free woman, as they find happiness and love.	10
25	18	Further, you will become responsive to my suggestions".	10
26	755	He toyed with her resistance, sometimes permitting it to become stronger, sometimes even letting her think she might be able to withstand him, but then again he would begin to induce in her, subtly, the surrender spasms of the female slave.	10
27	336	This can be helpful if the guests become careless or rowdy.	10
28	154	At any rate, usually, it is not regarded as desirable to be among the first twenty girls on the chain; sometimes these are sold to an almost half-empty house; a reciprocity tends to become involved; the slavers tend to put their least valuable girls up first, because of the smallness of the house in...	10
29	261	He made gentle love to me then, which, I knew, might become abrupt or brutal as he chose.	10

Book 12. (33 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	205	I supposed that later she would become sensitized to the slightest nuances of masculine emotion and expression.	10
3	80	It is here that the Gorean language tends to become standardized.	10
3	628	It might take months for them to suddenly, in the throes of the female slave orgasm, become true women.	10
3	647	I turned away from the girls, for I had become hungry.	10
3	782	"What has become of us?" asked the girl on the end.	10
3	1255	Taken home, she would soon become a satisfactory, hot slave, piteous and eager at her master's feet.	10
4	120	The clocks improve tournament play which otherwise could become contests not of Kaissa but of patience, the victory perhaps going to him who was most willing to outsit his opponent.	10
8	213	Kurii, it seemed to me, were well fitted to become the dominant life form in the system.	10
9	184	The Fairs, in their diverse ways, tend to standardize the language, which might otherwise disintegrate into regional variations which, over centuries, might become mutually unintelligible linguistic modalities, in effect and practice, unfortunately, separate languages.	10
9	208	They cannot help how delicious and exciting they have now become.	10
10	222	Perspiration in the arctic winter, which can freeze on the body, and soak the clothing, which can then become like ice, brittle and useless, is a peril to be avoided if at all possible.	10
10	230	The garments thus become wet and more heavy, and more dangerous, at low temperatures.	10
11	156	They did not care to become feasting meat for the scavenging jards.	10
12	210	Their occasional vastnesses, and the might of the forces that have formed them, become even more impressive when it is understood that what one can see above the surface does little more than hint at what lies below.	10
12	218	A ship caught in the ice, if not constantly cut and chopped free, its men on the ice itself, can become solidly frozen, arrested, in the ice; then it is at the mercy of pressures and bucklings; the ice, grinding, shifting, can shatter a ship, breaking it apart like a lacing of frozen, brittle twigs.	10
12	559	"Yes," I said, "in the end you will become a true slave".	10
15	110	Since the coming of Poalu to the tent life had become hard for them.	10
15	636	When they are no longer permitted to do this they have no choice but to become marvelous women and slaves.	10
15	733	For example, a free woman who, before her sale, is cold may become, after her sale, knowing herself then as a vended slave, helpless and torrid in the arms of a master.	10
15	734	Similarly a girl who is only average, generally, so to speak, may, at the very glance of a given master, one who is special to her for no reason that is clear, become so weak and paga hot that she can scarcely stand".	10
15	815	"Any slave girl," I said, "with the proper management, and master, can become a wonder of sexuality and love".	10
21	10	Often, however, in the night and near morning, the lamps extinguished, and the guests departed, it can become quite cold in such dwellings, often falling below the freezing point.	10
22	45	"With encouragement such as you afford," I said, "doubtless I shall soon become a great hunter of sea sleen".	10
22	315	"When you are longer in the north," said Imnak, "these things will become clearer to you".	10
23	11	Then the water, in a few hours, had become slushy and heavy, and had contained, here and there, larger chunks of ice.	10
24	144	"Perhaps you would be restored to all your rights and privileges," I said, "and would again become an operative for them".	10
24	178	Unfortunately many who could be a man to the woman in such a female do not, because of their training and conditioning, become so.	10
25	105	This is not to say that red hunters cannot become lost.	10
25	115	And even if a red hunter should become lost it is normally possible for him, at least for a time, to live off the land.	10
25	117	Sometimes, when one does become lost, as on a trading journey south, it takes months to find his way back to his camp.	10
27	29	"When they become sufficiently hungry, then they will come in".	10
34	85	One does not want it to freeze on one's body, but, even more dangerously, one does not wish one's furs to become wet and then freeze, thus robbing them of their thermal efficiency and, indeed, increasing the likelihood of a break or tear in the hides.	10
36	72	"How did you become a slave," asked Imnak.	10

Book 13. (53 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	446	"But as I become more beautiful, and desirable," she said, "I would become more helpless, more a slave, more than ever at the mercy of these mighty men of Gor".	10
1	25	That children should be taught the alphabet in an order which reflects the frequency of the occurrence of the letters in the language, and thus would expedite their learning, appears to be too radical and offensive an idea to become acceptable.	10
2	87	The woman who fears she cannot please men then sometimes tends to feel hostility toward them, perhaps turning her own rage and inward disappointment outward, laying the blame upon them, and developing the obvious defensive reactions of belittling sexuality and its significance, and attempting, inter...	10
2	88	Since she was not found desirable as a woman she attempts to become a more successful man than the men who failed to note her attractiveness.	10
2	162	She was already adequately beautiful and, in time, in bondage, might become incredibly beautiful.	10
2	170	In some months, in the proper collar, and at the right slave ring, I suspected she would become paga hot, hot enough to serve even in the paga taverns of Gor.	10
2	292	I think it was only then that her consciousness had become fully cognizant of the import of what had been done to her.	10
5	39	They know that another girl, at the master's whim, may become first girl, and that they themselves may then be under her almost absolute power.	10
5	395	"Her movements have become less constricted.	10
6	735	The blond-haired girl would have no choice but to become her deepest, fullest, and most ancient self.	10
11	60	You think you could become attractive but merely choose not to be so.	10
12	630	Had I tried to obtain her for less than six tarsks or he tried to obtain more for her I think the situation could have become unpleasant.	10
13	401	"Helped you to become a woman," I said.	10
13	778	"Doubtless it will soon become fully manifest".	10
13	808	Too, it is sometimes traumatic for a proud, free woman of Earth to discover that she has suddenly become an owned slave.	10
14	187	I am beginning to become excited, Master.	10
14	188	I am beginning to become terribly excited, Master!" She lifted her lips, suddenly, to me, and kissed me, and then she put her head back, and turned it from side to side, lost in her pleasure and in the darkness of the blindfold.	10
14	262	"But if I continue I may become excited," she said.	10
14	263	"You will become excited," I told her.	10
14	342	What exists now, in her place, is herself transformed, herself become a beautiful slave at the mercy of a master".	10
14	432	"Perhaps," I said, "You will someday become beautiful".	10
14	437	"Yes," I said, "I think that someday you may find that you have become beautiful even for a Gorean slave girl".	10
14	439	"Yes," I said, "I think that possibly one day you will find that you have become exquisitely beautiful and desirable, and that your least movement, that of even a wrist or hand, or smallest expression, will be tormentingly attractive to a man.	10
14	440	You may then tremble in terror, for you will have become a beautiful Gorean slave girl".	10
14	451	"Do you truly think I might become beautiful?" she asked.	10
14	560	Too, if the ring itself is closed, perhaps it suggests her susceptibility to the locked shackle, say, a wrist ring or slave bracelet; would there not, in the two rings, be one, so to speak, for each wrist? It is little wonder that Gorean free women never pierce their ears; it is little wonder that, ...	10
18	47	Men might then become, as many wished, as cattle and flowers, and be free to spend their days in placid grazing, until they died beneath the distant, burning, unsought suns.	10
18	155	Should the great canal be completed we are well aware that this ubarate will become a crucial link between the equatorial east and west.	10
20	92	Actually Aibu would become a district administrator, as high chieftain of Ukungu, under the sovereignty of Bila Huruma.	10
23	128	"Of her own free will," said Mwoga, "the Lady Tende hastens to become Ubara to Bila Huruma".	10
24	204	And we must not move so swiftly that the tharlarion might become confused or lose the scent.	10
29	23	This afternoon, late, when we had come inland, almost in the dusk, she had become entangled in the web of a rock spider, a large one.	10
29	30	On the other hand, should a bird, such as a mindar or parrot, or a small animal, such as a leaf urt or tiny tarsk, become entangled in the net the spider swiftly emerges.	10
31	70	The river, eastward from this point, was said to become more dangerous.	10
32	324	"Perhaps, someday," I said, "sleen will become sufficiently intellectual to make mistakes in reasoning.	10
32	553	It was not known what had become of the population of the city which had been permitted to fall into ruins.	10
32	559	I, perhaps alone of all white people, now understood, or thought I understood, what had become of the population of the city which, over centuries, had fallen into ruins.	10
32	637	The crowd began to become ugly.	10
34	48	"Indeed, in the past few weeks, you have become even beautiful".	10
34	108	Too, ahead of us we suspected that the river, as we had been warned at the last village, would become ever more dangerous and treacherous.	10
34	798	In such a ceremony two free individuals have elected to become companions.	10
35	36	In the several weeks of our trip she had become reasonably fluent.	10
35	53	Each wishes, of course, to undermine the position of the other and to become the favorite.	10
37	6	In the weeks since her conversation with Janice she had become to him a superb love slave.	10
37	10	In spite of the fact that Tende had now become to Kisu a superb love slave, he still kept her under the strictest security.	10
48	255	Technically, according to Merchant Law, which serves as the arbiter in such intermunicipal matters, the girls become briefly the property of their rescuers, else how could they be freed? Further, according to Merchant Law, the rescuer has no obligation to free the girl.	10
48	257	She has become an animal.	10
51	119	They then, quickly enough, become desperately eager to learn the delightful and sensuous arts.	10
52	43	"They become you," he said.	10
53	69	The effectiveness of the moat, aside from the barrier of the water itself, would become negligible with the passing of the full moon, until the next.	10
57	28	"How beautiful she has become," said Ulafi.	10
57	31	"She has become a sensuous dream," he said.	10
57	80	In time I had little doubt that Ayari would become one of the most important men in the equatorial regions of Gor.	10

Book 14. (29 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	1099	I recall, as things began to become dim, the last thing in my field of vision, her lovely ankle.	10
3	66	The girls become quickly acclimated to their chains and collars in a unilingual environment, that of their masters".	10
7	491	She is aware, too, and this frightens her, that her discipline will now become even more strict.	10
7	569	These deceptions, of course, are seldom successful; unhappiness, conflict and frustration, accordingly, for both males and females, for the needs cannot be physiologically repudiated, become endemic.	10
7	961	Women must become men and men must try to be like women.	10
10	209	"I wonder, then," she said, "if that is true, why the females brought here from Earth become such dreams of pleasure and submission for Gorean males".	10
11	323	This was, of all things, my old clothing, the clothing I had worn on Earth the night on which Miss Beverly Henderson, a lovely quarry of Gorean slavers, had been abducted and I, unwittingly, had become implicated in her fate.	10
11	539	"I should not have become angry".	10
12	84	I had become, in my time on Gor, given the exercise and diet, more formidable than I could have dreamed, from my sedentary, refined existence on my native world.	10
13	19	"It is unfortunate that your resources, in the recent markets, have become so limited, or you might have outbidden me," said the Lady Florence.	10
13	543	I do not think this was simply because we feared to irritate or offend passing Goreans, who tend to view languages other than their own as barbarous, or because slaves are expected to use a speech intelligible to their masters, but because, for most practical purposes, Gorean had become our language...	10
13	545	After a brief period of readjustment we would have become again at ease in it.	10
13	814	I would never have dreamed she could have become so delicately and incredibly beautiful.	10
14	113	"Many men, young and rich, have desired to become my companion.	10
17	133	I will become again one of the richest women in Vonda".	10
18	174	She had become a ruined woman.	10
18	245	"What a sturdy brute you have become," she said.	10
18	297	"How strong your arms seem to have become," mused the Lady Florence, looking down upon me.	10
20	205	"He has become a sturdy brute, hasn't he?" asked the Lady Florence.	10
21	486	It was rather that I did not want the hatchling to become chilled.	10
22	163	"Come back, Lady Melpomene," called the Lady Florence, "and hurry, lest we become displeased".	10
22	365	"Many slaves are like that at first," said Tenalion, soberly, "but with diet and exercise, and training, and discipline, they become wonders".	10
22	667	Later in the evening, however, the moans and cries of the helpless slave must have become somewhat obtrusive.	10
24	188	"If she were made a slave, she would probably become dazzlingly and desirably beautiful".	10
25	191	"Let us become better acquainted".	10
25	260	"The entire Salerian Confederation may become involved," said Kenneth.	10
32	246	"But that will become clear in time," I said.	10
32	271	"And given certain cultural developments it is not impossible that the practice may become again wide-spread.	10
34	57	It is better conducted in slavers' houses, on colorful, smooth-tiled floors, in spacious rooms, often encircled with mirrors, so that the girls may gather some sense of how lovely they are, and how beautiful and desirable they are becoming, in their training, and, indeed, must become.	10

Book 15. (25 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	348	Too, of course, such women are more sensitive to the master, more attuned to his moods, more alert to his least desires, and they are inventive and appetitious in the furs; most, in time, thankful for the profound, liberating joy of their collars, become hot, devoted and dutiful; most, in time, may ...	10
3	239	"Yes," I said, for, somehow, suddenly, perhaps with the sudden understanding and acceptance of her nature and condition, it had become true.	10
4	476	On the other hand, some free women doubtless become apprised of such things, one way or another, even if only by rumor.	10
6	44	When it had become clear, incidentally, that Ar had, for most practical purposes, spared Lara, the troops of Lara, not bothering to join with those of Port Olni and Ti, had returned to their city.	10
10	347	"I had become angry".	10
11	333	And certainly human beings cannot be fulfilled, nor can they know themselves, until they have become themselves.	10
12	1	I Become Irritated with my Kept Woman; I Kennel Her "Do not forget you are a kept woman," I told her.	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
21	180	To be sure, in the past years the pirates had become more and more dependent on the markets of Victoria to dispose of their loot and captures.	10
21	246	"Dare to become Gorean, Master," she said, "please".	10
21	289	Frightened, she often begins by acting, and this is known to the master, but soon, perhaps to her horror, she discovers that she, obedient to the master's touch, and no longer acting, and this, too, is known to the master, has become, truly, suddenly, a yielding, spasmodic slave.	10
22	99	Yes, I vowed, if she were a slave, I would have her in my collar! And she would soon then well know herself a slave! I would treat her, the desirable little slut, and slave, with a ruthlessness and a power that would become legendary in Victoria! I then could no longer deny it.	10
22	283	"At one time," he said, "I could strike a thousand blows, to the accuracy of a hair, I could thrust a thousand times, within the circle of half a hort, but now—now, see what has become of me".	10
23	24	In the second phase, for she has not yet been raped, her distress and uneasiness, her restlessness, her disturbance by her sexual urges, must become subtly more manifest.	10
23	26	Toward the end of this phase it must become clear not only that she has sexual needs, and deep ones, but that she is beginning to fear that she may not be, simply as she is, of sufficient interest to men to obtain their satisfaction.	10
23	27	Here, need, coupled with anxiety and self-doubt, for she has not yet been seized by strong men, must become clear.	10
23	45	Rather, sitting, rolling, and changing position, on her side, her back, her belly, half kneeling, half sitting, kneeling, crawling, reaching out, bending backwards, lying down, twisting with passion, gesturing to her body, presenting it to masters for their inspection and interest, whimpering, moani...	10
23	137	Secondly, of course, one's defense might falter or become imperfect, particularly over time.	10
23	172	Neither, too, as say the Goreans, will know their fulfillment until they become true to themselves.	10
24	272	For the first time, in spite of the world from which they come, they are forced to become true women.	10
24	390	We had become, honestly, female slaves.	10
24	744	I must soon leave the holding of Policrates, theoretically to journey downriver to the holding of Ragnar Voskjard, that his fleet might be soon launched, that the two fleets, in fierce force, might overwhelm the garrisons of Ar's Station, and then of Port Cos, that the river, for hundreds of pasangs...	10
26	72	"Because I am a woman, Master," she said, "because I am a woman" "You have become very beautiful," I said.	10
32	223	Hurried, they might even be expected to fall, or to become entangled in their chains.	10
33	167	"United, they would become a mighty force," I said.	10

Book 16. (28 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	197	"I do not wish to become impatient with you," I told her.	10
9	233	I thought I did so, at the time, to make my fortune, but, as I understand it now, I did so to become enslaved.	10
14	17	Only recently, I gathered, surely only within a few Ahn, had the Voskjard become apprised of the fate of so many of his ships.	10
16	431	"I do not wish to become chilled.	10
17	480	"The only true liberation," I said, "is to become what one truly is".	10
18	95	They have become women.	10
18	373	It is a great pleasure to become intimately acquainted with her expressions and thoughts, from the most casual and trivial to the most delicate and profound.	10
18	391	In such a world, where he is seldom granted more than the appearances of women, it is natural for him to become, sadly, preoccupied with mere appearances.	10
18	442	It is sometimes difficult for the Gorean mother, as for the Earth mother, to realize that their little boys have at last become men.	10
18	612	"Instead I found myself in the arms of a man of Gor, for that was what he had become.	10
19	386	Accordingly, rather than becoming ashamed of her sexual nature, she becomes quite proud of it, and often becomes competitive with her embonded sisters, vying with them to become the most desirable slave in the house, or in the circle of her friends.	10
19	396	The collar makes it clear to them that their dream has been enacted upon them; that, indeed, their dream, to their joy, has become their reality.	10
19	561	It is not impossible that slavery may again become a widespread and significant component in social fabrics, even in those of technological societies.	10
19	814	Seeing you, remembering you from before, it did not even occur to me that I might be kneeling before one who had become, truly, a Gorean male.	10
19	919	The Gorean woman is quite familiar with bondage, as it is pervasive on Gor, but she will be dismayed, at least initially, with what has become of her.	10
19	1115	Such women tend to become superb slaves.	10
20	68	It takes a long time, of course, for a woman to become a good dancer.	10
20	117	In all, nineteen towns had become members of the League, Turmus, Ven, Tetrapoli, Port Cos, Tafa, Victoria, Fina, Ragnar's Hamlet, Hammerfest, Sulport, Sais, Siba, Jasmine, Point Alfred, Jort's Ferry, Forest Port, Iskander, Tancred's Landing and White Water.	10
20	123	Envoys from Ar, though present at the signing of the treaty, extending felicitations to the league, and commending its intent, had refused to permit Ar's Station to become a party to the signing of the document.	10
20	897	Another bit of advice, usually given to a free woman being ushered out of his office by a physician impatient with her imaginary ailments is, "Become a slave".	10
20	987	Only free women are permitted to become unkempt and gross.	10
20	1009	Later, at the feet of a strong man, they may become clearer on the nature of the motivations that took them to such a performance in the first place.	10
20	1175	"Are you not to return to Port Cos, to replace Callisthenes, to become High Captain?" "That post is yours, my friend, Calliodorus," said Glyco.	10
20	1847	From my point of view, I would prefer, lest she become vain, or think that she is now somehow important, that her discipline should be simply maintained.	10
20	2126	Indeed, in sexual arousal, her entire body can become sensitized, and, so to speak, sexually vulnerable and flammable.	10
20	2127	Her sexual response can become one of the entire squirming, yielding, overwhelmed organism.	10
21	108	"I think that will give us time to become better acquainted".	10
21	252	"I suspect most have now become second nature with me.	10

Book 17. (28 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	103	In those compartments which had been her own in Ar she had become my capture, and had been stripped and placed in my bonds.	10
1	262	Now, the Priest-Kings, I feared, had become old.	10
1	994	Some scouts believe that they become, when donning this pelt, a sleen.	10
1	995	This has to do with their beliefs as to the mysterious relationships which are thought to obtain between the world of reality and the medicine world, that, at times, these two worlds impinge on one another, and become one.	10
1	1070	Indeed, there are also, in many tribes, practical considerations which also become involved in these matters.	10
1	1071	For example, it is unlikely that one can advance within a tribe, or become a leader or chieftain, unless one has frequently counted coup.	10
2	232	On foot, it is easier to become lost in such grass than in the northern forests.	10
2	247	A dry river bed may, in a matter of minutes, become a raging torrent.	10
6	118	"Where am I? What has become of me? Where are my clothes? Who are these men? How is it that they dare to look at me? In what place do I find myself?" "They cannot even speak Gorean," said the man beside me.	10
8	28	To be sure, a girl who is once sold off a side block may, in time, her femininity blossoming under the discipline of the whip and the harsh tutelage of masters, become a treasure, a slave so beautiful and desirable that men will pay fortunes to have her at their feet.	10
8	106	I had little doubt but what the situation of both of these girls would become even more clear to them once they were branded.	10
13	357	I would become a female executive.	10
13	455	In their presence I might even become aware of the movement of my thighs within my dress.	10
13	463	What had become of my clothing? Why was I stripped? Why was I chained? Where was I? Who had put me there? Why was I there? What would be done with me? What might I now be? Surely in some sense I was quite different now, the same, and yet different.	10
13	966	"Do you think, then," she asked, "that men might be moved to show me mercy?" "You already begin to sense what you might become, don't you?" I asked.	10
13	1333	In it, in their place in nature, they become women, as outside of it, they cannot.	10
13	1334	As the true woman is the true slave, no woman can become a true woman who is not a true slave".	10
13	1804	"And surely the master," she said, "might in time become fond of the slave.	10
13	1813	You yourself will be largely responsible for making yourself the superb slave you will become".	10
14	81	Not only are tensions eased but vanities are less likely to become involved in the trading.	10
14	187	Such a position, if prolonged more than a few moments, can become a nuisance or inconvenience to the master.	10
14	382	Has he forgotten himself? One wonders if he has much profited by bartering his rationality for frustration and misery? Perhaps one day men, like angry titans, will seize and shift continents and the world will become again green.	10
14	883	I wondered if the lad who had been her former master, and who now must be a man, and had sold her, had any idea as to the wonder, the surrendered, curvaceous, obedient, orgasmic triumph, which his little Lodge-Pin or Pimples, now a ravishing, helpless beauty, had become.	10
14	1347	The two moons he had in mind, as I later learned, were Canwapegiwi, the moon in which the leaves become brown, and the moon known variously as Wayuksapiwi, the Corn-Harvest Moon, or Canwapekasnawi, the moon when the wind shakes off the leaves.	10
15	73	The distinction between dialects and languages, as the dialectical divergencies increase, can become, at times, almost arbitrary.	10
17	332	Many women, in fact, do not even become beautiful, truly beautiful, until after they have been collared.	10
17	334	On her knees, stripped, held, the club being lifted, she had become aware of the consequences of failing this second portion of her test.	10
17	354	Later, of course, as she grows in her slavery, as she realizes that her deepest and most profound nature may not only be revealed, but must be revealed, that it is not only permissible to reveal her womanhood, but that it must be revealed, and fully, she, in accord with this liberation, undergoes a ...	10

Book 18. (37 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	742	I sensed then in the group a lessening of the hostility, the inveterate animosity, formerly entertained toward the vulnerable, helpless well-humbled she who had once been the disdainful, imperious Radish, but was now become the slave of one who had now become a man.	10
1	18	This was the moon in which the plums become red.	10
1	140	Afterwards he had become, by his own wish, only Hci.	10
1	141	He had become morose and cruel.	10
1	303	I had become his slave.	10
1	501	It was not due in the country of the Kaiila until Kantasawi, the moon in which the plums become red.	10
2	125	And had she not been a slave hitherto she would then, in her collaring, have become a slave.	10
2	309	"How beautiful you have become".	10
4	112	Slave girls, of course, once they have begun to learn their collars, and once they have begun to learn that they are truly slaves, and what it might mean, become very vain and proud over the piercing of their ears.	10
7	131	"I suggest you rid yourself of it, immediately, lest it become the occasion of further discipline".	10
7	754	I gathered that something might possibly happen, following which Iwoso might become important.	10
7	760	"Why should Iwoso become important?" asked Cuwignaka, kneeling near the hide on which he was working.	10
7	779	"If Iwoso is to become important," said Cuwignaka, "then doubtless you would be even more important".	10
7	933	"Thus," said Cuwignaka, "Bloketu would be important, being the daughter of such a man, and even Iwoso, only a slave, would become celebrated amongst several tribes, serving as a maiden in so rich a household".	10
9	70	If a free woman would assure herself of her man's love she could not do better than, in effect, become his slave.	10
9	283	A girl who is ordered to open her knees, or who finds them kicked apart, for example, realizes that she has now become a pleasure slave.	10
9	293	Too, this position, so open and exposed, can be of service in reminding me, lest I be tempted to become arrogant or proud, of my lowliness, my purposes and condition".	10
12	329	I would become rich in hides and horn.	10
12	469	"I decided that I would permit them, certain ones of my careful choosing, of proper means and stations, to become acquainted with me, and that I might then, from among these, favor certain ones with the dignity and honor of my friendship.	10
16	45	"He must beware," I said, "lest he become weak".	10
16	48	"Would you like him to become weak," I asked, "so that you might wind him about your little finger?" "No," she said.	10
18	78	"If he could see you now," I said, "if he could see how beautiful you have become, doubtless he would regret his earlier decision, keenly".	10
18	144	You made her become a woman, and need men".	10
19	184	"Iwoso was to become important, it seemed," he said.	10
19	188	"To become, I suppose, a high chief of all the bands," I said, "a chief of the tribe, as a whole".	10
40	755	Is it not between masters and slaves that the most perfect of intimacies may be found? What woman has truly understood intimacy until she has become a slave? She is his; she belongs to the master.	10
42	169	"I wish to be ready no later than the end of Canwapegiwi," I said, "the moon when the leaves become brown".	10
43	361	Had she, thus, been bound more leniently than Bloketu, particularly since she was being bound by Hci, who seemed to bear her great hatred, she might have become suspicious.	10
43	369	When the young men set themselves to the development of such plans small slave girls in a camp, particularly white ones, tend to become afraid, for they know that they are not much weight for a kaiila to pull.	10
44	223	Soon they wish to please the masters in such small ways as they will have learned, for example, cooking for them and sewing for them, and bathing them, and dressing them, and tying their sandals, and such, and the imposed beauties of movement and deferences of expression keep them well in mind that ...	10
44	224	And, interestingly, such things do not become "second nature" for them so much as, as their tightnesses and rigidities are worked through, they reveal their natural "first nature," the genetically coded femininity which is their heritage as a female, a heritage often concealed and crusted over by pr...	10
44	236	Given the will of men, and their desires, there is little mysterious in these matters; in the light of the will of men, and their desires, do not many things become clear, for example, the auction block, the collar, the chain, the whip? Is it truly so hard to understand these things—in a natu...	10
47	198	Similarly, due also to a lack of competition, and the merciless selections of war, they had not yet become to the tarn as the normal warrior in the Barrens is to his kaiila, namely, a member of a matched fighting unit.	10
54	31	I had little doubt they would become famous on the plains.	10
54	84	It is a name of which I have become proud.	10
56	51	How fearsome might they then become astride the mighty tarn.	10
56	56	Too often in the histories of worlds had the displacements of peoples become the prelude to lengthy and bloody wars.	10

Book 19. (20 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
30	228	For example, "the street where the Initiates have their temple" is not unlikely to become "Temple Street"; "the street where you can find the brewery" may well become "Brewery Street," and so on.	10
1	269	I had become aware, suddenly, that I was the object of the attention of the man who was now directing this photography session.	10
2	13	This had become for me, however, almost routine.	10
3	497	"How could someone approve of slavery," I asked, "or regard it as right, if he himself did not wish to be a slave?" "In a sense," she said, "one might approve of many things, and recognize their justifiability, without thereby wishing to become implicated personally in them.	10
3	499	One might approve of mathematics without desiring to become a mathematician, and so on".	10
3	504	In such a way, then, he might approve of slavery as an institution without wishing necessarily to become a slave himself.	10
3	699	Where was I, what insights was I now privy to, what strange emotions, and troubling uneasinesses, now raged in my body; what was going on within me; what had become of me? Something spoke within me which lay deeper than the encrustations of cultures.	10
3	763	You will have become acclimated, so to speak.	10
3	764	At most you may occasionally become aware that you are now experiencing a condition of splendid vitality and health".	10
3	809	"In time," he said, "I think things will become clearer to you".	10
3	867	Surely I had a right to frustrate and deny my sex if I wished! If I was afraid to be a woman, truly and fundamentally, with all that it might entail, surely I should not be forced to become one! Yet I knew that in my heart I felt a sudden, marvelous surge of hope, a sense of possible liberation, tha...	10
4	58	At any rate, there was little doubt that the features of their Tatrix had now become well known in Corcyrus, at least to many of her citizens.	10
4	465	There was something else in me, I feared, something that I had only become clearly aware of on this barbaric world, this world in which I must be true to my femininity, and in which there were true men.	10
5	147	I wondered if I might become more beautiful than I was.	10
5	148	I wondered if I might become as beautiful, someday, as the women cited by Miles of Argentum as being so superior to me.	10
6	211	"Do not become presumptuous," I said.	10
6	400	When the contests had begun she had not seemed particularly interested in them, but, as they had proceeded, she had become more and more attentive.	10
6	458	I could have my vengeance on him! I could tell Ligurious that he had become fresh with me, that he had dared to try to kiss me.	10
6	518	What had been an almost unlocalizable malaise on Earth, except at certain times when, to my horror, I had understood it more clearly, on Gor had become a reasonably clearly focused problem.	10
6	519	On Earth it had been as though I was miserable and uncomfortable without, often, really knowing why, whereas on Gor I had suddenly become aware that I was terribly hungry.	10

Book 20. (2 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	1095	Perhaps it was just as well that the player had not tried to force her to become a player, an activity for which she was not naturally suited, and in which she would have, at best, after years of work, achieved only a hard-won and mediocre success, but had instead forced her to become that for which...	10
21	46	Let this communicate something to her of her loss of status; let it, too, unsettle her to some extent in her hitherto-unquestioned confidence in her own extraordinary beauty; let her become uncertain about it, confused, apprehensive; would this not encourage her to become a better, more avid, even m...	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	136	"The smallest tasks in your life, how you clean your master's leather, how you set out his clothes, how you cook, and sew, how you shop, how you clean and launder, even the tiniest and most servile tasks, all such things, will become sexual, all will become expressions of your femaleness, fitting an...	10

Book 22. (2 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	170	What you might become? How pretentious you are! Do you think I do not know you, who you are, and what you are? Perhaps what you are is hidden from all the world, but it is not hidden from me! I know you, and what you are! Speak honestly or be beaten! What you might become, indeed! What you might bec...	10
4	203	"They deserve to have us take their world from them, to be thrust aside with words and writs, to be superseded by contrived legalities, to be relegated by statutes and slogans to the peripheries of power, to become trammeled, and crippled, and incapable of action, like tied sheep, bleating contented...	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	1082	Why are the men of Gor so different from the men of Earth? Why are they not diffident, not apologetic? Why do they not turn their eyes aside, lest they cause the smallest modicum of unease to the fair? Why do they not pretend not to notice? Why are they not like the typical man of Earth? But soon, a...	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	1561	"Nonetheless," I said, "your responses, even as a free woman, suggest to me that if you were to become a slave, you would, in time, become a hot slave".	10
37	387	They will not become whole and perfect, of course, until they become what they are, slaves.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	447	What, if anything, will then, from this basic fiat of their relationship, develop between them? Will she, in and of herself, alone, aside from the trivia of her now-irrelevant history, become his special, unique slave? Will he, on his part, in and of himself, alone, aside from his antecedents, his s...	10

Book 26. (2 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	35	"It would not do to become sunburned, to become reddened, or blistered".	10
19	311	The women of city A, for example, might be led to believe that it was the will of the Priest-Kings that they become the slaves of the men of city B, and the women of city B might be led to believe that it was the will of the Priest-Kings that they become the slaves of the men of city A.	10

Book 27. (10 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	349	How terrible that would be if I should become like that! How terrible that would be if I should become sexually helpless in a man's arms! I must never let myself become like that.	10
1	120	She wonders if some of you, too, perhaps even one reading this manuscript, if there should be such, may have become already, too, even now, unbeknownst to yourself, what she had then become.	10
11	306	What are these strange feelings, she wondered, which I am beginning to feel, these enticing, delightfully tormenting feelings? Will I be able to resist them? Will they take me over, will they conquer me, will they put a rope on my neck and drag me zealously, helplessly, eagerly, panting after them? ...	10
11	788	As her treatments had progressed she had become aware that she had become of considerable sexual interest to men.	10
12	356	It will be required of me! I must become like Nelsa! I must become such that I am helpless in a man's arms.	10
17	286	Could any man, the brutal, massive, callous monsters, have done that to her? What had become of her, and her pride and dignity? Surely she could not become one of those worthless women who could not help themselves, who were sexually needful.	10
23	257	"Have I not become more beautiful, more attractive, more desirable? Might I not have become even slave desirable?" "You insolent slut," he said.	10
23	262	Now you are angry with yourself! You are angry that I have become a true slave! And I think you are angry that I have become beautiful, and desirable! Yes, I am that, Master, and I will go for silver, I assure you, not copper! There have been twenty-one bids on me already, twenty-one! And there is s...	10
27	2475	It is one thing to hear oneself, and one's lineaments, discussed by grown men, of course, as a consequence of which our bodies moisten and become uneasy, and become welcoming and receptive, whether we wish it or not, and quite another by boys.	10
27	3348	She may later learn, when she has become familiar with your expectations and desires, should she fail in any way to fulfill them with perfection, and when she has become accustomed to her boundaries and limits, should she violate or transgress them in the least, to fear the five-stranded slave lash.	10

Book 28. (2 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
73	163	"Perhaps," said Lord Arcesilaus, "our folk will become less precipitate, and driven, and become somewhat more civil, less inclined to hasty, violent response, if their needs and desires are fulfilled, if vessels are at hand, properties, which they may subject to their will, which they may rule, and ...	10
77	168	The number of women on a fellow's rope, or a group's rope, would then become a mark of prestige, rather as the number of kaiila in one's herd, or in one's tribe's herds, would become a mark of wealth and status amongst the warriors of the Red Savages.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	9	Pertinax, having become a student in the school of Nodachi, for some weeks now, no longer assisted in the logging, but, at my request, had become resident with Cecily and myself, occupying with us the hut which had originally been put at our disposal by Lord Nishida.	10
38	462	A natural slave, she had become a legal slave; then, a legal slave, she had become a true slave.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	382	Are they not already half-slave, even before being fitted with the collar? They only become sensitive to such matters when, later, they become aware of the meaning of their bared faces.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	421	Too, I had begun to suspect what I might become, and was willing to become, and wanted to become, in their arms, a slave.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	36	"Surely," I said, "just as Companions may become slaves, so slaves might become Companions".	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	483	What would this new clothing do to us? How, in the tunic of a slave, can one be other than a slave? Do we not become congruent with our clothing? Do we not fit ourselves to our clothing? Do we not learn our self-image from our clothing? Do we not think of ourselves in terms of our clothing? Do we no...	10
62	183	How is she safe? What of the noble Lord Grendel and his friend, Eve? What is to become of them? What of Surtak, and minions loyal to him? Will they remain in the vicinity of Ar, or depart? What of dreadful Lucilius, who fled the box of honor, on the field? What has become of him? Has he joined force...	10

Book 35. (2 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	360	Men are thus to become less like men, and more like women, and women are to become less like women, and more like men.	10
18	32	"Their bellies flame; they become more pathetically needful; they become more desperate to please; they improve".	10