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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	153	"But let me begin in my own way, that you may better understand the nature of that whereof I speak".	10
3	256	Whereas large Earth birds, such as the eagle, must, when taking flight from the ground, begin with a running start, the tarn, with its incredible musculature, aided undoubtedly by the somewhat lighter gravity of Gor, can with a spring and a sudden flurry of its giant wings lift both himself and his ...	10
11	22	The caravan was secured, and in a few hours trade would begin.	10
12	31	Before the tarn disk could begin its fall, the quarrel pierced it, carrying it, I would judge, some two hundred and fifty yards out into the river.	10

Book 2. (10 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	95	His eyes seemed to begin to burn in his head.	10
13	46	The voice speaking through the trumpet said, "Let the Amusements of Tharna begin".	10
13	54	The race would begin and end before the golden wall behind which, in lofty splendor, sat the Tatrix of Tharna.	10
13	73	"Let them begin!" We were thrown on our feet again, and, to my horror, our yokes were fitted with steel horns, eighteen inches in length and pointed like nails.	10
13	92	When the glove of gold once more lifted, the dread conflict would begin.	10
13	103	"Begin," said the man in wrist straps.	10
15	54	I leaped from the back of the monster and rushed to the Tatrix, to protect her in case the tarn should begin to feed.	10
19	149	I must begin my journey to the Sardar Mountains.	10
26	3	Now that it is told I must begin my journey to the Sardar Mountains.	10
26	103	She will rule in Tharna and rule well, and I will begin the journey to the Sardar.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	131	He unscrewed the cap and I could see the tip of the implement, as it was exposed to the air, begin to glow a fiery red.	10
27	90	I wondered if, among Priest-Kings, he would have helped her, or if there would have been others from the former Nest, or if she alone would have fallen to earth, to eat the wings that had borne her, and to burrow beneath the mountains to begin the lonely work of the Mother, the creation of the new N...	10
27	326	She seemed not to understand my question and I was afraid for her as I saw her ancient brown carcass begin to shake with spasmodic tremors which I feared might herald the close of that vast life.	10
31	105	In the distance we could hear the domed side of a complex begin to crumble, raining down huge blocks of stone on the buildings beneath.	10
32	128	"For one thing," said Misk, "the plant built by Muls is probably fundamentally ineffective to begin with; for another if it is constructed of parts stolen over centuries it would be probably impossible to achieve satisfactory component integration with the elements in the Ur disrupter".	10
32	158	I could now see the antennae of both Misk and Kusk turning towards the Beetle, and I could see the Beetle stop, and the mane hairs begin to lift.	10

Book 4. (9 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	114	Then, slowly, the four riders began to walk their mounts about the lance, watching it, right hands free to seize it should it begin to fall.	10
8	4	The herds would circle Turia, for this was the portion of the Omen Year called the Passing of Turia, in which the Wagon Peoples gather and begin to move toward their winter pastures; the second portion of the Omen Year is the Wintering, which takes place far north of Turia, the equator being approac...	10
10	441	"Let us begin," proposed Kamras.	10
10	540	"Let the combat begin," said the judge.	10
12	386	But this matter was dismissed from my mind by the performance which was about to begin.	10
18	1	The Pleasure Gardens At the very instant that Saphrar had called out there was a great blast of steam and fumes that seemed to explode from the fluid about me as though the monster in which I found myself had now, its prey satisfactorily entrapped, dared to respire and, at the same time, I felt the...	10
18	55	As soon as I had crossed the center I felt the fluids of the pool once again begin to gel and tighten.	10
24	233	Tomorrow I knew the assault would begin on the House of Saphrar and the tower of Ha-Keel.	10
26	356	Saphrar screamed in agony and moving beneath the yellow glistening surface of the pool I saw several of the filamentous fibers encircle his legs and begin to draw him deeper into the pool and beneath the surface.	10

Book 5. (23 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	267	"My own house could not begin to sponsor the games of even two days—we would be bankrupt".	10
4	239	I then began to suspect that my gamble, based on the often unpleasant sense of humor common among slavers, might begin to bear fruit.	10
6	8	I heard the crack of a whip and the command "Fight!" and saw the two men begin to close with one another.	10
7	49	At a gesture from Cernus the birds took wing, and I felt my basket on its heavy leather runners slide across the roof for a few feet and then drop sickeningly off the edge of the cylinder, only to be jerked up short by the ropes, hover for a moment as the tarn fought the weight, and then begin to sa...	10
8	54	"I inquired," she said, "but I could not learn exactly when my training is to begin".	10
10	37	"Her training," said Ho-Tu, "will begin soon".	10
10	56	"When will you begin the training?" I asked.	10
12	56	I heard a judge's bar sound twice, indicating that the next race would begin in ten Ehn.	10
12	100	Racing tarns are not used by tarnsmen in war because they lack the weight and power of war tarns; meeting a war tarn in flight, a racing tarn would be torn to pieces in moments; further, the racing tarns, though marvelous in their particular ways, lack the stamina of the common tarn or the war tarn;...	10
12	124	"Yes, Master!" I heard Hup call and begin to make his way toward the man.	10
12	158	I heard the judge's bar ring twice, informing the crowd that the next race would begin in ten Ehn.	10
16	33	The following day would begin the races and games sponsored by the House of Cernus.	10
16	205	I had heard, however, that the first tarn would fly for the Steels in this very race, the eleventh race, that which was shortly to begin.	10
17	85	I heard the angry cries of the girls and their fists on the door for a moment, but then I heard them suddenly begin shrieking, and crying out, as though slavers might have fallen upon them.	10
17	519	"Let the gambling begin".	10
18	216	"Did you try to begin your work again?" I asked.	10
18	219	"Besides," said he, "the men of Initiates, did we begin again, would only need bring torches and steel once more".	10
19	88	"Cernus will not arrive until the sales begin," said he, "so we have something of a wait".	10
19	116	"It will soon begin," said Cernus, turning in my direction, pleasantly.	10
21	389	I saw the Taurentians who had been facing us, perhaps three or four hundred, begin to disperse, fleeing toward the exits leading beneath the stands.	10
22	2	I heard the warning bar for a race about to begin.	10
22	195	I saw Green Ubar begin then to hold his lead, his wings striking with the accelerating, timed frenzy of the racing tarn, each stroke seeming to carry him swifter and farther than the last.	10
24	232	Eight hundred double tarns I gave to him that he might begin well his research once more.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	79	Normally, as I may have mentioned, these communities are isolated from one another, but it was now near the Autumnal Equinox, and the month of Se'Kara was shortly to begin.	10
13	513	My treasures were soon increased considerably, and the number of ships in my fleet, by captured prizes, was radically augmented, so much so that I could not begin to wharf them within the lakelike courtyard of my holding.	10
14	171	As soon as I saw the tarn ship which had been pursuing us begin to move away, I gave my orders.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	120	I was in the bedroom when I heard the door begin to splinter in, away from the hinges and the lock.	10
8	826	Tomorrow we would leave the compound and begin the overland journey across the river and southeast to Ko-ro-ba, and from thence to Ar.	10
8	956	Tomorrow, Targo, and his men and his merchandise, would make their way to Laura and, crossing the river there, begin their long, overland journey to Ko-ro-ba, called by some the Towers of the Morning, and from thence to luxurious Ar itself.	10
8	968	Tomorrow we would begin the journey to Ko-ro-ba, and from thence to luxurious, glorious Ar.	10
9	229	They begin near the shores of Thassa, the Sea, in the west.	10
12	76	"Hi!" cried our driver, and we felt the wagon, creaking, begin to move.	10
12	364	We felt the wagon again begin to move, once again resuming its journey toward the Field Gate.	10
12	415	I wanted to get swiftly to Ar, and to be sold, to be free of them all! I wanted to begin my new and pleasant life.	10
13	1005	Once the "slave fires" begin to burn in her belly she is locked in chains of need more obdurate than those of iron; periodically then she must beg the master, subtly or not, implicitly or explicitly, for the release of her tensions.	10
14	515	She cannot begin to understand her feelings.	10
15	764	"To begin," he was saying, "you will receive one stroke for each letter of the word 'Liar', then one stroke for each letter of the word 'Thief', and then a stroke for each letter of the word 'Traitress'.	10
17	82	I think he feared he might begin to care for a girl, who was only a slave.	10
17	85	In what tumult, how troubled, were my feelings! I wanted him to care for me, more than anything, but I was afraid that he might begin to do so.	10

Book 8. (12 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	117	This very afternoon I wished to begin to purchase supplies.	10
3	440	It was not long past noon, and there would be time, later, to begin the purchase of supplies.	10
4	391	We could begin the purchase of supplies in the morning.	10
5	73	When she was off the wharf to which the Tesephone was moored, I saw her cast a look over her shoulder, and begin to run between the bales and boxes near the warehouses.	10
6	1096	* * * * I heard Thurnock and some of the others, begin to stir about.	10
7	45	Sometimes when I first moved below them, they would be silent, but then, seeing in a moment that I was moving away, would begin to cry out again, and dart about from branch to branch.	10
9	373	"Let it begin," said another girl.	10
11	289	"When does your game begin?" I asked Marlenus.	10
11	351	"And given the scent of her blanket there will be no difficulty in picking her up, even if we begin to search days from now".	10
14	60	It was not until the morning that the slaves, in their chains, under whips, would begin their journey to the sea.	10
14	230	I saw their fists begin to clench and unclench.	10
17	130	I expected that he would soon begin to abandon slaves.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	180	"Yes, my Jarl!" cried the other girls, hurrying behind her, to begin the preparations for the feast.	10
6	335	Thus, in a sense, the hall proper is about a foot below ground level, and the sleeping level, on each side, is at the ground level, where the walls begin.	10
8	48	Another custom, long practiced in the far south, below the Gorean equator, in Turia, for example, is the piercing of the ears of the female slave; this custom, though of long standing in the far south, did not begin to spread with rapidity in the north until, again, it was introduced in Ar.	10
11	191	I had little doubt but what the Kurii, perhaps organized by Kurii from the steel worlds, were to begin a march in Torvaldsland, which might extend, in a generation to the southern pole of Gor.	10
16	208	"I think," I said, "I begin to understand the meaning of a man who lived more than a thousand winters ago.	10
20	54	It would be difficult to begin this work if Priest-Kings understood our enterprise".	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	723	Let us begin again, let us begin again".	10
2	27	It takes ten years before they begin to bear fruit.	10
2	542	You will begin to learn Gorean.	10
3	136	This rock would be the place at which my search must begin.	10
8	29	It was impractical to begin again, the men and animals exhausted, until morning.	10
13	416	Their lessons usually begin early.	10
13	424	Shortly thereafter their training will begin.	10
13	468	"You will begin a journey, with others, at dawn," said the man.	10
14	349	"Is she not," I asked, "to be permitted to look out, to see us begin the march to Klima?" "She is a slave girl," said Hamid.	10
17	180	I saw the water near the tail of the Old One begin to stir.	10
17	222	I saw the water begin to move about the tail of the Old One.	10
17	337	In time their hunger would bring them, nosing and nibbling, to its bulk, and the blind feast in the black waters would begin.	10
23	138	It would scarcely do for the Tajuks and the Zevar and Arani to begin fighting among themselves.	10
24	1010	"You begin to understand, do you not?" I asked.	10
26	3	The march was soon to begin.	10
26	51	A little later, before the march would begin, shortly now, they would have sheets thrown over them, which sheets would cover them to the calves.	10
26	546	I see now that you desire, as I, that we should begin again.	10
26	699	This would begin, then, in its way, the true, or more appropriate, punishment for Klima.	10
26	1262	I was eager to begin the march.	10

Book 11. (21 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	148	The sales begin in the early evening and usually, unless there is something special for sale, they begin a bit slowly.	10
4	855	With a cry of joy and misery then, from the depths of the hood, rearing from the dirt as I could, I clutched him; I felt my body locked to his; then I felt my body, as though of its own will, suddenly, spasmodically, grasp him; I could not begin to control the reflexes which he had triggered in me; ...	10
5	683	An obvious trail had been left for the soldiers to begin to follow; then the men of my master had circled about to return to the camp.	10
7	233	"Considering your future status," said my master, "you may begin now to address free men by the title of 'Master.	10
7	1368	"I fear that I might begin to care for you," he said.	10
8	83	I saw it turn Chanda, and, snarling, begin its attack.	10
8	168	Shortly, thereafter, their heat growing, they begin, locked together by legs and teeth, to roll and squeal in their mating frenzy.	10
9	1140	It was intended only to begin the bargaining.	10
9	2188	"You will begin in the morning, when you are publicly whipped," he said.	10
15	394	"Then," she said, leaning back in the sunken bath, luxuriating in the warm, foamy water, "you will begin your life as my serving slave, Judy".	10
18	64	I wonder if those of Earth, should any of Earth ever read this, can begin to comprehend the categoricality of the bondage in which the Gorean slave girl is held.	10
18	147	I heard the musicians begin to play, on Aurelion's orders, to attempt to pacify the crowd, to distract it.	10
20	211	When a girl grasps that her bondage is categorical, and absolute, she can begin to explore it, and enjoy it.	10
22	373	Most slave girls, of course, begin as free women.	10
24	123	I could not begin to free myself.	10
25	80	We might then begin by supposing that the combination of blue and red signifies an Eta".	10
25	176	"Captain," said he, "begin work".	10
25	183	"We shall begin," said Bosk, "by supposing that the sequence of blue and red corresponds to Eta.	10
26	724	"Begin now," I said, "to lick and kiss, very slowly and lovingly, the soft flesh just below the inside of the left ankle".	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
28	160	Late in the sale, of course, it is not uncommon for buyers to be weary and to begin to drift away.	10

Book 12. (22 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	212	I saw its four hind legs begin to gather under it.	10
1	405	She could not begin to be a match for my strength.	10
3	693	There was nothing pressing until tomorrow's forenoon when the match would begin.	10
3	695	A slaver's man, pounding on a bar with a metal rod, called that the sales in the pavilion would begin within the Ahn.	10
4	143	Scormus of Ar reminded me of men of the caste of Assassins, as they sometimes are, before they begin their hunt.	10
4	258	Some games, in a sense, do not begin until the twentieth move.	10
4	333	Yellow's pieces, as they are arranged, begin from their placements at the lower edge of the great board, red's pieces from their placement at its upper edge.	10
4	351	He would support this Spearman, consolidate the center, and then begin a massive attack on red's weakened Ubar's side.	10
4	361	At this point it was protected by the Spearman at Ubar Four, and could soon, in league with other pieces, begin the inexorable attack down the file of the Ubar's Tarnsman.	10
9	231	It is often a startling and frightening day for such a girl when, one morning, she finds herself suddenly, unexpectedly, put in a collar and whipped, and made to begin to pay the price of her now-evident, now deliciously expressed slave beauty.	10
11	593	I then threw her to her back in the snow, that I might begin to teach her the meaning of her collar.	10
12	52	Sometimes I read in her eyes a look that said, "I can resist you," and, at other times, a look that said, "I begin to sense and fear what you might do to me.	10
12	419	Thistle, as I had expected, was the first of the girls to begin to understand and feel her slavery.	10
12	675	"I begin to sense," said she, "what it might be like to be a true slave".	10
15	1088	"Do you begin to sense it?" "Yes," she whispered.	10
16	3	Sometimes he would whisper, "Who hides in there? Who are you?" Then he would begin to carve again.	10
18	61	"And then it will begin again".	10
24	409	"Perhaps you now begin to understand a bit more of the meaning of what you are—a beautiful slave".	10
34	114	I saw it begin to tremble in anticipation.	10
35	545	Yet, if they begin to learn Gorean as adults, or young adults, they will almost always retain traces of their native tongue.	10
36	164	"Let us begin," said Imnak.	10
38	287	To my left, in the east, was the first, tiniest glimmering of light, a dawn that would begin the long day of the arctic spring and summer.	10

Book 13. (26 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	216	It is not a bad place for a girl to begin to learn something of the meaning of her collar.	10
5	542	"Do you begin to see what I am saying to you?" I asked.	10
6	661	What woman can begin to understand men, who has not been owned by one? "Bring in the slaves," said the physician.	10
11	183	"Begin," said the voice of the unseen man, he behind the table.	10
12	495	He gave her several Ihn, that she might begin to feel the pain of the first stroke.	10
13	217	"Do you now begin to understand," I said, "what it might be to be chained as a slave?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
13	225	"Do you now begin to understand what it might be to be a slave?" I asked.	10
13	660	"You now begin to understand, do you not," I asked, "something of the meaning of your collar?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
14	181	"I begin to feel like I want to respond to you," she whispered.	10
14	255	"Begin," I told her.	10
14	316	"But you will not even begin to know what true passion is, ignorant girl," I said, "until you have been longer a slave".	10
14	318	"You may begin again to respond now, Slave," I told her.	10
15	223	My smugness at preventing this exchange had blinded me, foolishly, to the possibility that the ring on the chain this evening might not have been the true ring to begin with.	10
27	195	Surely they begin to suspect.	10
27	200	For the first time then they begin to suspect that they are very different from men, truly different, radically different, and that they are somehow very special, and have a considerable value of a sort, indeed, a value of such a sort that they have been found worth bringing to this world.	10
27	202	For the first time then they begin to have some sense of the profound and explosive meaning of their beauty, biologically, socially, sexually, and its striking desirability, its latent value, things scarcely considered before.	10
27	203	Yes, on this world, they begin to understand, they will have some purpose.	10
32	375	"Is it not almost like a memory, a kinesthetic and intellectual recollection? Are you not now getting in touch with certain feared basic and rudimentary feelings and reactions? Can you not, now, begin to sense the ancient truths, those of the female before the male?" "I am frightened," she whispered...	10
33	51	"Do you truly think that Bila Huruma," I asked, "who owns or is companion to perhaps hundreds of women would pursue you into the jungle at great risk to himself and his empire to get back one girl, a girl whom he doubtless realizes has by now been reduced to slavery, and has thus been rendered polit...	10
33	112	"It is one of the ways in which a slave may begin a dance".	10
33	118	Slave dances, of course, may begin in dozens of ways, sometimes even with the girl roped or chained at a man's feet.	10
33	120	To be sure, only a slave dance could begin from such a posture.	10
34	190	"I did not even begin to understand at that time," she said, "what might be involved, the almost total impossibility of escape and the drastic nature of the penalties which Gorean men might, without a second thought, so casually inflict upon me.	10
34	191	I did not even begin to understand at that time what it might mean to be a slave girl on Gor".	10
34	602	"Do you begin to understand what I am saying?" I asked.	10
48	331	"You will begin," I said, "by learning to be docile and submissive".	10

Book 14. (26 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	231	I—I do not know where to begin".	10
1	736	It might just begin again.	10
1	759	"Your desirability and beauty," I said, "is a greater threat to them than you can even begin to understand.	10
1	1013	I am strong, but I could not begin to move the steel.	10
2	316	What then could be biological manhood, in the fullness of its rationality and strength? I had, already, begun to suspect that manhood was not a mere pretension, as I had been taught, but something selected for, as seems reasonable, like the nature of the eagle and the lion, in the long, harsh realit...	10
3	416	I knew I could not begin to match the power and strength of her will, her stern character.	10
3	485	"Your lessons begin in the morning".	10
4	137	I, a man of Earth, wanted to scream with joy that a woman could even begin to be so desirable.	10
4	314	My lessons in Gorean were soon to begin.	10
6	83	"Let her begin," said the woman to the Lady Gina.	10
6	84	"Lola," said the Lady Gina, "begin at the far end of the line of male slaves.	10
7	79	Gor was a strong-thewed world, a new world, a world in which men might again lift their heads to the sun and laugh, a world in which they might again, sensibly, begin long journeys.	10
7	811	"Does it begin now?" she asked.	10
10	254	I could already begin to feel the wine.	10
11	206	"You cannot even begin to suspect," she said, "what it is to be a slave girl on a world with such men as those of Gor".	10
11	610	"It is a signal," she said, "that it is time for the guards to begin their rounds".	10
11	688	"Let the sale begin," said the Lady Tima.	10
12	139	"Begin the next sale!" called yet another.	10
14	168	She struggled, but could not begin to free herself.	10
16	362	I tried to free my wrists but could not begin to do so.	10
21	118	"The guests of the mistress," I had said, "I have been told, would not begin to arrive until after dark".	10
22	620	"Begin at the extremities," said the Lady Florence.	10
22	623	"Pamela, Bonnie," she said, "begin now to serve the eighth course of our supper".	10
24	185	"It is difficult for a free woman to even begin to compete with a slave in beauty".	10
30	78	"Begin moving," I said.	10
31	11	"Begin moving," I told her.	10

Book 15. (9 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	69	"I begin to feel such emotions, such feelings," she said.	10
3	191	"You cannot, at this time," I said, "even begin to suspect the depths, the dimensions, the wonders and marvels of slave submission".	10
4	583	"As a free woman," I said, "you cannot yet begin to understand the fullness, the helplessness, of true slave yieldings".	10
4	615	"I suggest, Lady Tendite," I said, "that you begin to accustom yourself to doing what men wish".	10
8	161	"At what time do the sales begin in the sales barn of Lysander?" I asked.	10
14	205	"Then, perhaps you should begin to be pleasing to me now," I said.	10
24	613	Petty, arrogant, smug, cold, proud, inert, frustrated, the women of Earth trod the sands of their native world; the men of Earth, I thought, did not begin to suspect the gold into which such pain and dross could be transmuted; how long, I wondered, before such creatures were brought naked to their k...	10
31	1	The Chamber of the Windlass; I Begin to Put my Plan into Effect "Cease your lying!" cried the pirate.	10
31	112	"It is time to begin to accustom you to your slavery," I told her.	10

Book 16. (15 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	1765	It would be hard, I think, to wear a man's collar, and be so fully in his power, so dominated, so helplessly so, and not begin to be curious about him, and begin to find him of interest, and desirable.	10
8	613	As I leapt to the water I heard the men outside the cabin begin to hurl their shoulders against the wood.	10
11	72	Accordingly, though the brunette would know that, to her woe, she, now in her own collar, was confined with a girl to whom she had once been almost as Mistress, she would not begin to know or suspect that one named Jason, of Victoria, a free man, resided now within the same holding as she.	10
16	129	I could not even begin to free myself.	10
17	913	The beauty of a free woman cannot, on the whole, of course, begin to compare with that of a slave.	10
18	453	Now, having had her, and having had her serve him, and owning her, fully, he can begin to get to know her.	10
19	401	Knowing herself as an owned animal, rightless, one forced to submit, one who must obey in all things, who must yield wholly to the master, holding nothing back, she can be driven to almost excruciatingly ecstatic orgasmic heights, experiencing sensations and raptures, perhaps enforced cruelly upon h...	10
19	955	Is there no one anywhere to care for her, or fulfill her, or love her? What would it be to be owned, to be subject to a master? What might she bring, that fascinating, stripped creature in the mirror, were her life to begin again, were she to be sold, were she to be taken by some interested fellow, ...	10
20	181	Then I signaled to the musicians to begin once more to play.	10
20	608	How many have seen their legs? Has he, the brute, or he, the monster, or he, a mere, idle, casual appraiser of her limbs, or who? And not unoften, it seems, if only to conceal their shame, they begin, as it is said, "to court the collar".	10
20	970	The final phases of the Sa-eela then begin.	10
20	1456	Later, in his own domicile, after such an experience, now thoroughly conscious of her vulnerability, and the hitherto unsuspected strength of her new master, well now revealed to her, slave fires begin to burn in her belly.	10
20	1784	Not until the last of the tiny birds disappeared to the south did the shield signals flash and the drums beat, the tarns take wing, the tharlarion begin to tread, and infantrymen march.	10
20	1875	And out of these facts, those of intimacy, domination, and ownership, it is natural for the master and slave to begin to have deep and troubling feelings for one another.	10
21	6	I had then relieved her of its restraint, that the evening might properly begin.	10

Book 17. (22 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	192	"Begin!" "Begin!" shouted men.	10
14	93	How could they, free, begin to compete with a slave? How could they even begin to do so, unless they, themselves, also became slaves? "Two," said the Dust-Leg woman.	10
1	583	Indeed, it takes a few moments before one can begin to follow the productions of such a machine coherently but, once this adjustment is made, there is little difficulty in comprehending the gist of what is being conveyed.	10
3	81	One fears mostly they may begin to believe their own lies.	10
7	132	The sales begin in a few Ehn.	10
8	162	"Shall we begin?" inquired the auctioneer of the crowd.	10
8	1140	"Even these slaves," he said, indicating Ginger and Evelyn, "who seem so transfixed with terror, do not even begin, I assure you, to have any idea as to what might lie before them".	10
9	85	I wondered if they could even begin to suspect the terrors into which they were entering.	10
13	73	I might then, with the aid of the quirt, and caressing her, begin to induce in her some modicum of understanding concerning her condition.	10
13	89	Too, it is not merely that the woman's desire to be attractive, and her efforts to be so, are accentuated in bondage, and extremely so, but that men, for some women for the first time, at least in a serious way, begin to be attractive to them, often acutely, even painfully, so.	10
13	109	She could not begin to speak.	10
13	154	"You may now begin again," I said.	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	1131	"I can scarcely begin to cope with my feelings," she said.	10
13	1141	As for domination, you cannot yet even begin to suspect what it is for a woman to be dominated by a master".	10
13	1156	They cannot even form a sound basis, I would suppose, on which you could begin to even remotely conjecture the nature of the feelings and sensations which lie before you.	10
13	1365	You thus begin again, anew, your struggle to convince a master that there may be some point in keeping you about, that there may be some point in putting a bit of gruel in a bowl, or hollowed stone, for you, or thrusting a crust of bread in your mouth.	10
13	1497	The girls on a chain, once opened and made to serve, usually begin to compete among themselves, and soon, to see who can serve the masters best, and those who do not enter earnestly into this competition, it might be mentioned, are usually the first to be fed to sleen.	10
13	1627	"Do you begin to sense now," I asked, "what it might be for a woman to be bound by a man?" "Yes, Master," she whispered.	10
17	161	"Begin," I told her.	10
17	454	The human being has a tendency to be consistent, no matter from what eccentric premises he may begin.	10
17	641	"You had best begin to think of yourself in such terms," I said.	10

Book 18. (21 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	457	"Who, then, must begin its preparation for the great manhood dance?" asked Cuwignaka.	10
5	4	Wasnapohdi thrust her knife in behind the neck, to make the first slash, from which the skin would begin to be folded back, to expose the forequarters on each side.	10
6	47	"Sometimes animals take shelter in a draw, or, running into one, begin to mill, and, for a time, will stay there, sometimes until morning".	10
7	390	"Begin my punishment," she said.	10
9	68	A free woman, understandably, cannot even begin to compete with a female slave for a man's love.	10
9	224	How could the capacity of a free woman to stimulate male desire even begin to compare with that of the female slave? The female slave, in her helplessness, her vulnerability and beauty, is the most exciting and desirable of all females.	10
9	230	Who can begin to quantify, or measure, the attractiveness of the female slave? Does she not seem to be the object designed by nature to be at the feet of men? Wars are fought to obtain them.	10
9	468	"Please begin my punishment".	10
9	555	"And I found it appropriate, and fulfilling, and reassuring, and rewarding in a way you presumably could not begin to conjecture".	10
18	223	Surely the council was due to soon begin.	10
18	317	The council, as I understood it, was to begin at noon.	10
19	60	But the wound did not begin again to bleed.	10
19	104	"At the time for the council to begin," mused Cuwignaka, "Watonka seems in no hurry to be within the lodge".	10
19	141	"The council is to begin at noon," I said.	10
22	127	A woman, of course, too, because of the glorious nature of her beauty, the sweet flaring of her hips, the lovely swelling of her upper body and breasts, cannot even begin to slip such a bond.	10
37	242	"Begin," I told her.	10
37	253	And let her begin to comprehend now, as much as any other slave, what it might be to be a Gorean slave girl.	10
40	213	The slave who is treated too leniently may begin to forget that she is a slave.	10
44	178	"And perhaps now," she said, "for the first time, I begin to understand something of the nature of those feelings which can so afflict those unfortunate women, making them so helpless, begging their masters for their touch".	10
44	497	Slowly, with difficulty on the narrow trail, some backing down, some turning, some falling, the Yellow Knives on the lower lengths of the trail, pressing back among their fellows at the foot of Council Rock, freed the lower ascents, enabling their trapped fellows on the upper reaches of the trail, t...	10
54	114	I must begin the long journey back to the Ihanke, and thence to the Thentis Mountains, and the Vosk, and the Tamber Gulf and Port Kar.	10

Book 19. (23 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	413	"When they begin to play, you may begin your performance".	10
3	1098	Prepare to begin anew".	10
5	223	"Before such a man I begin to secrete the oils of submission".	10
6	378	I would sometimes lie there miserably, twisting and turning, almost sobbing, afflicted with helpless feelings and strange, troubling emotions that I could scarcely begin to understand.	10
6	470	How could they even begin to compete with a slave, those dreams come true for men? Perhaps that is it, I thought, perhaps that is why he did not kiss me.	10
8	3	I feared that my head might begin to swirl, that I might lose consciousness.	10
11	82	Do you understand?" I could not begin to free myself of his grasp.	10
12	81	I could not begin to budge them.	10
14	20	I had not been able to even begin to understand the hatred of the people.	10
18	62	"You may now begin to call me 'Master,'" he said.	10
19	98	We will begin with simple things".	10
26	361	"You could also buy trained slaves to begin with," said a man.	10
27	186	You could not begin to compete with an experienced girl.	10
27	188	Some years from now you may begin to grasp an inkling of what can be the skills, the sensitivities and talents, the emotions, the depths of feeling, of the slave.	10
28	184	"Tomorrow they will begin work".	10
30	295	I would begin at his feet.	10
30	573	I could not even begin to think of escape.	10
31	318	"You may now begin," he said.	10
32	205	I struggled again to free myself, and, again, could not begin to do so.	10
33	996	I think he was eager to begin the instructions of a slave.	10
36	821	"Begin my slavery".	10
36	953	"We shall begin again," he said.	10
36	1288	"Master?" "Ready to begin your slavery," he said.	10

Book 20. (22 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	226	"As I am only a mere slave," she said, "I could not possibly begin to understand the words of Master".	10
2	336	The Comic Father and the Pedant then give their robes and wallets to the servants and begin to berate one another and pull beards.	10
2	1374	To be sure, as a free woman, she could not even begin to suspect what it might be to be in the throes of slave need, to be slave hot, so to speak.	10
6	631	"Only that she begs to be permitted to begin," said Boots.	10
6	639	"You may begin," he said to the concealed girl.	10
6	644	"Let her begin".	10
6	645	"Begin," said Boots.	10
6	647	"Begin," he said.	10
6	879	"We must soon begin our fierce pursuit," Chino informed the audience.	10
6	948	"I think," said Chino to Lecchio, at the other side of the stage, "that it is nearly time for us to begin our fierce pursuit".	10
6	1128	"I begin already," said the Brigella to the audience, "to sense that slaves may have ways and wiles wherewith to achieve their ends which are denied to free women".	10
7	39	"We now begin again," I said.	10
10	835	I think I will begin your training".	10
10	840	Would you have moved today, if you just acquired a slave such as the former Lady Telitsia? Surely it would be preferable to begin her training, and familiarize her to some extent with what it is to be handled by masters.	10
12	429	"Begin for example, with a Kaissa board, with its one hundred squares, arranged in ten ranks and ten files.	10
12	435	"Begin then, on the first square," said the player, "with the first letter of a word, or of a sentence, or even of a set of letters randomly selected.	10
12	438	When you have managed that, then begin with the first letter of the alphabet, Al-Ka, and continue writing the alphabet in order, over and over, once more on all available squares, until you arrive at the last square on the board.	10
16	646	"Do you think that if we were truly slaves, we would not be branded and collared? Gorean masters are not that permissive, not that indulgent, with their women!" "You will soon learn, Lana," said Chino, "and more clearly and vividly than you can even now begin to imagine just how true that is".	10
16	1057	It is one thing to play for a female, of course, for Goreans tend to regard such as fit for spoils and loot, particularly if they should be, to begin with, naught but properties, mere chattels, but it is quite another to set free males at stake.	10
16	1077	There they will be properly branded and collared, and will begin to be taught the lessons, intimate and otherwise, appropriate to their new condition in life.	10
21	97	These, however, depending on the slants and hooks, indicating direction, would indicate variations in letter alignments, for example, "Begin diagonally in the upper-left-hand corner," and such.	10
21	337	"Perhaps we should be on our way," said Andronicus, "before those of Brundisium begin to gather their wits about themselves".	10

Book 21. (25 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	174	Then, in the spring, after obtaining a war contract, sometimes obtained by competitive bidding, they begin anew, almost from the beginning, with recruiting and training.	10
4	557	She could not begin to free them.	10
5	129	After the judge's decision has been enacted, its effect carried out upon her, reducing her to the status of goods, sometimes publicly, that she may be suitably disgraced, sometimes privately, by a contract slaver, that the sensitivities of free women in the city not be offended, she is hooded and tr...	10
5	161	It did not begin to compare, for example, with such things as the piercing of the ears.	10
5	459	A girl may begin by fighting the chain which holds her to the ring at the foot of the master's couch, but she will soon hold it lovingly, and kiss it softly.	10
12	67	"One cannot begin to fight until the fight has begun, can one?" he asked.	10
12	74	"Then you cannot expect me to begin fighting," he said.	10
13	253	"Begin to call free men Master," he said.	10
16	96	"You are now old enough to begin to understand such matters.	10
16	97	Indeed, I think you do, or begin to, but do not admit this to me".	10
16	593	But moments ago, I was sure, she would have denied, perhaps sincerely, that her beauty could begin to compare with that of her daughter, whom I was sure she truly loved, however undeserving might be the little tart to be the recipient of such a love.	10
16	1360	"I shall begin again," said Hurtha.	10
16	1362	"I thought you said you were going to begin again," I said.	10
16	1606	"If you are not strict with slaves," said Boabissia, "they will grow lax, and then arrogant, and then begin to assume the airs of free persons".	10
18	136	"In any event," she said, "surely Ar is the place to begin my search.	10
18	141	Her search then, it seemed to me, might judiciously begin in Ar, even if it might not end there.	10
25	318	There was a sense, of course, in which the slave girl is meaningless, the sense in which she is nothing, the sense in which she is a mere property, a rightless object, fittingly to be scorned, to be treated as one pleases, to be made to serve, to be disciplined or whipped, to be kept or cast away, a...	10
25	344	This doubtless has something to do with the naturalness of the institution, for it is a civilized enhancement of a fundamental biological complementarity, and the tendency of the slave, categorically dominated and uncompromisingly possessed, as she longs to be, to fall in love with the master, and t...	10
25	788	I could not even begin to understand such feelings.	10
25	1388	She was as yet alienated from the depth and richness of the extensive sexual tissues in her body; she did not yet understand how her entire skin, from her scalp to her toes, could awaken into life, startled and rejoicing, stimulated by the hot, surgent, wavelike irradiations emanating not only from ...	10
26	54	Begin, I beg you.	10
26	1402	In the morning I suppose your training might begin.	10
26	1895	"Too," she said, angrily, "suppose you were a slave girl, and you were chained naked against a wall with other girls, and they begin to talk, this one and that one telling how she was captured by so-and-so, in such-and-such a place, and so on.	10
26	1964	"Begin to form the habit of calling free men Master".	10
27	188	Accordingly they are often used on captive free women, that in their clasp they may begin to ponder their impending fate, and sense in their lovely bellies its meaning, perhaps while the iron is heating.	10

Book 22. (24 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	126	I would be ready, in effect, simply to begin, to begin to become a female slave.	10
2	116	But I could not begin to place it.	10
3	55	"New classes begin Monday, in the afternoon and evening.	10
3	172	A dancer, of course, does not simply begin to dance.	10
3	417	"You will begin at the beginning," he said.	10
3	652	I could not begin to understand a man who was so strong.	10
4	109	And you have every right to be afraid, I assure you, even, indeed, far more afraid than you can even begin to understand now".	10
6	394	I could not begin to dislodge it.	10
8	109	He was thus kindly, I think, letting her begin again.	10
9	135	My true fate, I conjectured, could not even begin to enter their speculations.	10
9	335	In my misery and distress it was hard to even begin to understand them.	10
10	30	I could not begin to conjecture the strength of such a man.	10
11	127	Could I truly be ready to begin, I wondered.	10
11	147	I was afraid to begin the life of the slave.	10
11	160	"We will not begin precisely at the Nineteenth Ahn," he said.	10
11	1362	He had made me begin to feel sensations, though doubtless I was now ready for them, which had alarmed me, sensations which spoke to me of female helplessnesses, and of female helplessnesses beyond them, and perhaps even beyond them, intriguing, fascinating helplessnesses, helplessnesses dimly sensed...	10
13	631	To have no needs, if, indeed, there were women truly without them, would be a tragedy, and if one had any need at all, then it would be only a matter of time until under Gorean tutelage they were revealed, deepened and enlarged; until they were imperiously summoned forth into the open for inspection...	10
13	649	We may be totally at the mercy of masters, and as mere animals, and even to our lives, but just as it is within the power of these uncompromising brutes who own us to do as they wish with us, so, too, it is within their power, when it pleases them, to grant us transport to ineffable raptures, to fli...	10
27	258	It did not begin to lacerate me.	10
27	260	It did not begin to feed.	10
29	871	How helplessly they were held in place, so perfectly behind me, by the binding fiber! I could not begin to free myself! "It is a marvelous trick," called Hendow to the small fellow.	10
31	192	"You may begin," he said.	10
32	241	There is nothing left in me of the modern woman, really, as you, of all men, must know and recognize, even if ever there was anything of that sort in me to begin with! I am now only a Gorean slave girl at the feet of her master!" "And what is the name of your master?" he inquired.	10
32	261	"There is nothing of that hateful tragedy, of that barrenness and lovelessness, left in me, Master," I said, "if ever there was anything of it in me to begin with.	10

Book 23. (18 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
2	459	They all begin the same, regardless of previous distinctions, such as position or wealth.	10
2	460	They all begin at the same point, as naked women, branded and collared, who must then strive with one another to see who can be most pleasing to masters.	10
6	205	"If a common inn girl costs so much," she breathed, "how could you even begin to afford someone like me? You must have been devastatingly smitten with my beauty!" "You are actually a bit fat," I said, "but I think that could be worked off you, with a sparing, judicious diet, complex exercises, suita...	10
8	222	I could not begin to free myself.	10
9	227	"Most slaves begin as such," I said.	10
11	88	Some women, it seems, on the other hand, do not even begin to understand their collar until, having felt the lash, and again and again, and now living in terror of it, they have learned to whimper, and shudder, and weep and cringe, naked, at a master's feet.	10
12	160	"Once you had declared for Cos," I said, "I think you would have been wise not to begin bargaining for monetary returns".	10
13	206	"I would expect the attack to begin in the morning," I said.	10
15	777	She could always be enslaved later, and begin to learn true bondage, at a man's convenience.	10
15	896	"Now, shall we begin again?" He took his foot off the leash.	10
18	502	Swiftly then, and eagerly, did she begin to lick and kiss her captor about the feet and ankles.	10
21	113	She could not, of course, begin to do so.	10
21	406	Too, it is most often at a man's feet, their lips pressed to them, that they first begin to learn the meaning of honor, what it means to a man.	10
21	1213	And I wonder how many women of Earth can even begin to understand what it might be to be so lusted for, to be so desired.	10
21	1321	"But, of course," said Calliodorus, "it is probably best for them to begin to learn quickly that they are slaves".	10
23	51	The astonished companion may then begin to suspect that his companion has not been fully open with him, that she may not always have been free, but, indeed, may once have been a slave.	10
24	962	Indeed, some masters, even with the same girl, and not simply as a matter of discipline or reward, may change her name, to startle her, to impress their will upon her, and, perhaps, to freshen their relationship, she understanding, in effect, that she must now begin anew.	10

Book 24. (18 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	836	Too, not unoften, on one level or another, they begin to grow careless of their security and safety; they begin, in one way or another, to court the collar.	10
1	437	"Let the festivities begin!" called the newcomer, a large, broad-shouldered, heavily bearded fellow, flinging a heavy purse on its strings into the stomach of he whom I took to be Philebus, the taverner, who clutched at it, but failed to secure it, as it was jerked back on the strings.	10
1	449	"Let feasting begin!" he called, expansively.	10
1	1124	I did, however, as soon as I was among them, sheath my sword and begin walking, pausing here and there to look back, particularly when in someone's vicinity, as though puzzled by the clamor coming from the vicinity of the enclosure.	10
12	259	To be sure, she probably suggested her secret enslavement to begin with, perhaps even begging it.	10
14	53	"Do you fear for yourself, that you might begin to reflect critically on the occurrences of recent days?" I asked.	10
17	195	If Labienus was prepared to address the men, he did not then begin to speak.	10
17	218	Of the millions of sting flies hatched in the delta each summer, usually over a period of four or five days, a few return each fall, to begin the cycle again.	10
17	220	Then I heard others cry out in pain, and begin to strike about them.	10
19	1298	"Are you afraid you may begin to feel?" "No," she said.	10
24	73	"It may have been that Cosians conducted it," I said, "and then deserted it, but I think it more likely it was merely a derelict to begin with, perhaps abandoned months ago, drifting with the currents".	10
25	163	"For the first time," she said, "I begin to sense what it might be to belong to a man, to be his, totally".	10
27	171	"She is not woman enough to begin to understand what it would be to be a slave, let alone to be one".	10
27	295	"Interestingly," said I, "he does not seriously entertain the speculation that they might have enslaved you, not regarding you as woman enough to be a slave, or indeed, even woman enough to begin to understand what it might be, to be a slave".	10
27	310	"I begin to sense," she whispered, "what it might be like, to be a slave yielding to her master".	10
27	311	"You sense perhaps the incipience of a mild submission orgasm," I said, "quite suitable for a captive, but do not delude yourself that you can even begin to sense the significance and totality of the slave orgasm, for that has a special informing ambiance, and takes place within a unique conditionin...	10
29	365	You will, accordingly, particularly if you are not sure of the matter, if you have not been accorded tacit permissions, and such, not simply begin to speak, but first request permission to do so".	10
46	197	Perhaps she was a free woman of Brundisium who had been arrogant and was now to be smuggled out of the area, to begin her life anew and on a more fitting basis, in a collar, at the feet of a master.	10

Book 25. (18 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	50	"But most, and I am sure you will be one of these, are exported, sold out of the city to begin your new life".	10
1	438	One may then stop, or begin again.	10
7	550	She did not even begin to put herself in the category of a free woman.	10
9	192	"And now, my child," said Talena to Lady Fulvia, "do you begin to understand why you have been requested to come here this day?" Lady Fulvia, it seemed, could not speak.	10
9	591	Thus they begin to learn their collars.	10
9	602	Certainly there is no doubt about this in the case of the female slave, who is a property, a domestic animal, to begin with.	10
10	442	They must begin anew, as a new form of being, that of a lovely animal, the female slave.	10
10	446	They can thus, the girl's antecedents, like her name and clothing, stripped away, and his unknown to her, begin as pure master and slave.	10
13	105	"If men should become again confused, and fearful, and lose confidence in themselves, if they should again begin to whine, and to beg for authority and reassurance," I said, "the white robes will again appear in the streets".	10
13	231	"A hopeful sign," said he, "if Ar, if only in her youths, should once again begin to look after herself".	10
14	717	"And when will you begin to work on this portion of your plan?" he asked.	10
17	29	Why is there anything? Why is there anything at all? Why not just nothing? Wouldn't "nothing" be more likely, more rational, more scientific? When did time begin? Where does space end? On a line, at the surface of a sphere? Do our definitions constrain reality? What if reality does not know our lang...	10
18	104	I think he did not relish the thought of being on the landing if the occupants of the building should suddenly, in their hundreds, begin to stream forth in vigorous, or even panic-stricken, haste, down the stairs.	10
19	76	It is quite common for a recently enslaved free woman, particularly one of the upper castes, to be put immediately and lengthily to domestic tasks, cleaning, laundering, cooking, sewing, and such, that she may begin as soon as possible to learn her collar.	10
19	1454	At Lavinia's present stage of bondage she could not begin to suspect what her needs would be like later, how helplessly she would become their prisoner, how hopelessly they would put her at a master's mercy.	10
20	25	"They cannot begin to understand the raptures of bondage!" "I think they are not as ignorant as you think," I said.	10
21	337	She, in all her loftiness and pride, cannot begin to bear the thought of another learning that her throat, that of a free woman, such a free woman, is encircled by the slave band.	10
21	561	"'Surely the Lady Ludmilla,' I said to the Ubara, when I could gather my wits and speak, 'could not begin to compare in beauty with Mistress!'" "Again you were on dangerous ground," I observed.	10

Book 26. (27 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	1255	How could I begin to understand what had been done with me? How could I begin to understand what I had become, what I now was? How could I begin to cope with this turn in my life? I lay on the small, square iron floor of a confinement.	10
2	171	Let me begin to be familiarized with chains, let me begin to become accustomed to them.	10
1	17	One of the reasons, too, why new girls, and sometimes free women, may be belled is that they may begin to understand what they are, or are likely to become.	10
2	24	I could not begin to slip it.	10
4	697	I saw those before me, farther down the line, begin to move.	10
5	44	I do not mean, of course, merely one who is not of my kind, that is, as yet, legally, or officially, but who will doubtless soon be of my kind, legally, and officially, but those who, to begin with, when acquired, are of my kind.	10
6	136	"Begin," said he who was first among those of the house.	10
7	455	I had, of course, in chains, and in ropes, learned what such as he could do to me, how they could bring me again and again, gently, surely, cruelly, as it might amuse them, to such a point, to such a delicate, exact point, to the very threshold of release, to the very edge of ecstasy, to where I was...	10
8	366	I could not begin to do so.	10
9	76	They cannot begin to compare to a Gorean woman.	10
10	379	I now saw the rope begin to move upward.	10
10	817	I could not even begin to rise to my feet.	10
11	887	Such papers, as I understood it, begin with a girl's arrival in the pens.	10
11	1260	Let me begin again.	10
11	1261	I beg to be permitted to begin again.	10
11	1441	I feared I might begin to spasm at the first sight of him.	10
12	531	I could not begin to move them.	10
13	766	Why did it not begin? How merciless would it be? Let it pity me! I was only a slave! Then it made a little noise, as of satisfied curiosity.	10
13	1010	One cannot begin to stand upright in such a cage, nor can one extend one's body fully within it.	10
14	567	Begin".	10
16	163	"Begin," he said.	10
16	410	Too, why did he speak as he did? Surely he knew that I, a slave, whether an Earth woman or not, could not begin to resist men such as he, even if it were permitted.	10
19	638	Let her begin to learn her manners.	10
23	88	The binding was fastened tightly about my face; I could hardly move my lips within it; I tried to speak but could not, of course, even begin to do so.	10
29	879	"You may begin," she said, "by removing these horrid bracelets and this obscene leash!" "They are the devices," said he, "of your current keeper, a warden of the city".	10
33	47	When they begin to become unmanageable they must sometimes be killed.	10
43	108	These men, masked ruffians, brigands, I thought, were not gentle with slaves to begin with.	10

Book 27. (30 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	Too, if things, if processes, were to begin again, or go back, and begin again, or remain much as they were, save for small differences, the clock of time, so to speak, would simply observe, perhaps bemused, but would not interfere.	10
1	22	So I thought that I might begin, at least, by speaking in the third person, by considering myself, by seeing myself, from within and without, rather as an object, a particular object.	10
1	32	But if these things should begin again time would take no notice.	10
2	22	Intelligent as we are, our intelligence does not begin to compare with theirs.	10
4	322	"Too, you are now ours, literally ours, in a sense far fuller, far deeper, and far more perfect, than you can even begin at present to comprehend".	10
4	363	Let me begin, first of all, by reminding you that certain areas of technology, of investigation, and such, were denied to humans on our supposed world.	10
5	33	They could not even begin to scratch at the foot of a high, majestic wall, beyond which there lay a world.	10
5	78	"Your treatment will begin within the hour.	10
9	156	Did they not know she was a person? Did they think that she was an object, an animal on display? "Begin," said the young man.	10
11	303	What a strange thing, she thought, and so surprisingly beautiful, to begin to feel the warmth and wonder of one's own sex.	10
11	761	"And you must, too, begin to suspect what power it might give you over men".	10
13	32	"You had best return to your basket and begin to hang the clothing," said Laura, turning away, going back to her own basket.	10
15	385	At his slave ring, chained there by the neck, he will teach me undreamt of dimensions of my collar and begin the fuller mastering of a surrendered, conquered, helpless slave.	10
16	423	And she gathered that she was not of great value to begin with, a barbarian girl, ignorant, youthful, and scarcely trained.	10
19	433	Tonight, though we are less than ready, we will begin to act".	10
22	53	"Of course," said the woman, "for my beauty is the unparalleled beauty of a free woman, with which the beauty of a slave cannot begin to compare, beside which the beauty of a slave is nothing".	10
24	17	She knew the sales were to begin soon at the great block.	10
24	111	Hurry! The performance is soon to begin!" Ellen was now within a small, silken enclosure, separated from the dancing area, but adjacent to it.	10
24	303	"If I had my way," said the man, "that is the way they would be sold off the block, at least to begin with.	10
25	100	But it was rumored, nonetheless, that the next day's sales, the third day's sales, would begin in the early afternoon, to ensure the disposal of all the merchandise.	10
25	553	How could one tell? How could one be sure? The highest of those bids, whatever it might be, will be in a sense a reserve put on me, a bid below which others will not be accepted, the initial bid, that at which the bidding will begin.	10
25	554	But surely it is not likely the bidding will both begin and end there.	10
25	841	Too, if she does not have it to begin with, she will soon acquire it.	10
25	885	That would be the bid at which the open bidding would begin.	10
26	282	It is a tie, incidentally, not unfamiliar to slavers, particularly with captured free women, whom they are endeavoring to begin to acquaint with what is to be the nature of their new life, that of a sexual creature, that of a man's plaything and chattel.	10
26	677	"That will provide the incident needed to begin the disruption of the camp," said one of the men.	10
26	1247	She knew she could not keep up with the men if they chose to begin a rapid, severe trek afoot.	10
27	82	But to return to the "beauty bestowed by bondage," understand that that the free woman scouted for bondage is almost always beautiful to begin with.	10
27	1491	And if the free woman can have such a sensation one may well understand, I trust, the radical accentuation of such sensations on the part of a slave, who is purchasable, and who is commonly much exhibited to begin with, often shielded by no more than the single, thin, flimsy layer of a brief rep-clo...	10
27	3218	I think I must begin again, but as one of your world, not of mine".	10

Book 28. (20 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	50	You could not understand our name for the human with whom we will begin.	10
1	54	We will, accordingly, refer to that individual with whom we shall begin by that name by which other humans might know him, namely, as Tarl Cabot, or, as some will have it, Bosk, of Port Kar.	10
1	253	How could a human female even begin to compare with a Kur female in beauty, let alone in power or ferocity? Her fangs for example, are negligible.	10
1	556	You may find yourself in one, if your master permits it," or even things as obvious as, "You may begin, even now, to think of yourself as a Gorean slave," or "Be careful in your diet and see that you exercise well, that you may be more likely to obtain an affluent master when you are sold, from a sl...	10
2	146	They did not seize her and begin to feed.	10
3	151	How easy it would be, thought Cabot, to simply cuff her, and position her, and begin her training! He thought it might be pleasant to train her, the haughty little bitch, the supercilious, smug slut.	10
3	179	"Begin".	10
21	36	"They are ready to begin".	10
30	58	"Tomorrow," he said, "I think I will begin to leash train you".	10
32	491	"Herself," said Cabot, "wholly, as one cannot begin to have from a free woman".	10
34	262	The slave pulled her wrists a little upward, but they could not begin to reach her mouth.	10
35	131	"How did the revolution begin?" asked Cabot.	10
45	220	"And most cannot begin to outrun males either," said Cabot.	10
46	200	"Let us begin to build wings".	10
51	195	"In the morning," said Grendel, "we shall begin the journey back to the camp".	10
53	178	"How did this begin?" asked Cabot.	10
53	225	"Is a human birth so different? Does not life begin in brutality, just as it often ends in such, as well?" "What of the womb, its rupture, its wound?" asked Cabot.	10
56	77	It had taken the forces of Agamemnon a moment after the blast of light to align their weapons and begin to empty a thousand charges into the valley, but, to their amazement, a moment later, it seemed that the valley was empty.	10
66	8	"We will begin the cutting of throats".	10
79	255	He could feel her begin to tremble in his grasp.	10

Book 29. (4 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	336	She lifted her eyes to me, to see if the serving ritual might begin, but my eyes cautioned her to wait.	10
3	428	"Begin," I said to her.	10
5	366	Should a master begin to treat the slave as though she might be a free woman, she is likely to throw herself to his feet, and beg not to be sold.	10
5	443	I watched the small ship dip her oars and begin to move south.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	290	One must thus be careful lest one begin to care for them, lest one begin to succumb to their charms.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1262	"Begin, begin, begin," said the auctioneer.	10
45	32	On my former world the hands of chronometers begin to rotate to the right, whereas in your chronometers they begin to rotate to the left.	10

Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
46	359	Will she be adequately pleasing to the crowd or not? Will the crowd be patient with her nor not? Will she be soon whipped from the floor, or later whipped from the floor, or will she finish her performance acceptably, or even to acclaim, her back, legs and arms untouched by the lash?" "Begin, begin!...	10