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Book 1. (6 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	115	Somewhere, deep in whatever I am, I knew that and had known it from the beginning.	10
2	170	His supposition seemed plausible to me, for from the very beginning I had understood that in something or someone existed a force and clarity of understanding beside which the customary habits of rationality as I knew them were little more than the tropisms of the unicellular animal.	10
4	131	The ceiling was lit as if by stars, and the walls were of five colors, applied laterally, beginning from the bottom—white, blue, yellow, green, and red, caste colors.	10
4	154	Then, beginning with the lowest tier, each member of the Council spoke in succession, giving his name and pronouncing that he, too, accepted the word of the blond swordsman.	10
8	3	The soldier, beginning at the high, ornate collar of the girl's robes, began to break the braided loops, ripping them loose from their hooks; methodically he tore her robes apart and pulled them down and over her shoulders; in half a dozen tugs the heavy layers of her garments had been jerked downwa...	10
12	103	In that wild instant I saw my bird beginning to fall, flopping downward, and saw his attacker wheeling in my direction.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	166	In the beginning I had refrained from using it often because I feared that the effect of the cruel stimulus might be diminished through overfrequent application, but eventually I had abandoned its use altogether, retaining it only to protect myself in case the bird, particularly when hungry, should ...	10
18	11	Beginning with the slaves who worked the pulleys that controlled the supply platform in the central shaft, the news had spread, from one mine to another, until at last it had reached even ours, which was the deepest on the shaft.	10
22	145	In the beginning Tharna had been much as other cities of Gor, in which women were too little regarded and enjoyed too few rights.	10

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

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	119	Moreover, it possesses an unobtrusive bony ridge which runs from its four nasal slits to the beginning of the backbone.	10
10	22	The simplest and one of the most fascinating is a chemically treated rope of clothlike material which the Priest-King, beginning at an end bearing a certain scent, saturates with the odors of his message.	10
10	95	And then to my amazement the creature, resting back on its posterior appendages, began to shake, beginning at its abdomen and continuing upward through its trunk to its thorax and head and at last its antennae began to tremble and, curling, they wrapped about one another.	10
10	124	"It is the beginning of the Nest," said the Priest-King.	10
12	117	"Yes," said Sarm, "one was synthesized, beginning with the synthesis of the protein molecules, and was formed molecule by molecule.	10
13	12	Scent-dots, incidentally, are arranged in rows constituting a geometrical square, and are read beginning with the top row from left to right, then right to left, and then left to right and so on again.	10
14	110	In the beginning I held out for one shower a day as quite sufficient but poor Misk seemed so upset that I agreed to up my proposal to two.	10
30	63	It turned out that Misk, not trusting Sarm from the very beginning, had prepared a disruption device which he would not have used had it not been for Sarm's employment of that devastating weapon.	10

Book 4. (11 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	21	But I would not destroy the egg—not only because it contained life—but because it was important to my friend, whose name was Misk and is elsewhere spoken of; much of the life of that brave creature was devoted to the dream of a new life for Priest-Kings, a new stock, a new beginning; a...	10
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
8	86	As I had followed him from the dais I had seen Kutaituchik, the interview ended, absently reaching into the small golden box of kanda strings, his eyes slowly beginning to close.	10
9	107	On this fire, at the beginning of the feast the Feast Steward had scattered some grains of meal, some colored salt, some drops of wine.	10
10	332	"Let the women be secured," called the first judge, who stood on a platform near the beginning of the stake lines, this year on the side of the Wagon Peoples.	10
18	3	My legs began to tingle and sting, and I could feel the skin beginning to be etched and picked by the corrosive elements now attacking them.	10
22	17	Do not take me wrong—I am rather fond, on the whole, of my hair—it is merely that one must, to be objective about such matters, recognize that it has, from time to time, involved me in various difficulties—beginning about my fourth year.	10
23	76	Thousands of animals were already turned toward the approaching enemy and beginning to walk toward them when the Paravaci suddenly realized what was happening.	10
25	716	I myself was beginning to grow skeptical.	10
25	844	She did not move, and then suddenly I felt the cut of her nails deep in my arms, and though her lips were open, her teeth were clenched, her head was back, the eyes closed, her hair tangled under her and over her body, and then her eyes seemed surprised, startled, and her shoulders lifted a bit from...	10
26	72	I thought this might signal the beginning of the storming of the compound, but none of the men below moved.	10

Book 5. (24 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	106	The winning perch, or the first perch after the race, is that closest to the stands, rather than that closest to the dividing wall, the inside perch, which is first with respect to the beginning of the race, most desirable at the beginning, least desirable at the end.	10
6	104	The Home Stone, incidentally, is not officially a piece of the game, as it cannot capture, though it can move one square at a time; further, it might be of interest to note that it is not on the board at the beginning of play, but must be placed on the board on or before the seventh move, which plac...	10
8	63	The fact that Elizabeth's training was not beginning immediately gave some suggestion that this might be the case.	10
12	136	Thus, in leaving the perches at the beginning of the race, the tarns pass first through three rectangular "rings," then come to the first turn, where they negotiate three round rings, two of which are at the corners; and then they encounter three more rectangular "rings" and then come to the second ...	10
15	147	The staff, incidentally, had been increased in the last month, largely due to the increasing number of slaves being processed by the House but perhaps also, in part, in preparation for the approaching spring, which is the busiest season on the Street of Brands, for then, after the winter, slave raid...	10
15	155	Many were the evenings, particularly in the beginning, when Elizabeth would return to my quarters, and Virginia and Phyllis to their cells, in tears, stinging from the slave goad, confused, convinced that they could never please their harsh mistress.	10
15	216	During the next weeks and months the lessons of Flaminius were never again touched upon, except occasionally, for her amusement, by Sura, who would suddenly cry to one of the girls, at the same time brandishing the slave goad, such a query as "What do you want more than anything?" to which the girl,...	10
15	225	In the beginning, when moving about the house, the girls had been permitted only the garb customarily worn in the sweat and motion of the training, a rectangle of silk, about a foot long, thrust into a silken string knotted about the waist; Virginia and Phyllis would not even leave their cells so cl...	10
15	231	Elizabeth, at the beginning of her training, had simply exchanged her yellow collar for a red one.	10
16	46	For them, it was the first time since the beginning of their training that they were permitted to leave the house.	10
17	137	Many cities celebrate it on the last day of the Twelfth Passage Hand, the day before the beginning of the Waiting Hand; in Ar, however, and certain other cities, it is celebrated on the last day of the fifth month, which is the day preceding the Love Feast.	10
17	155	Since the beginning of En'Kara he had fought more than one hundred and twenty times, and one hundred and twenty foes had fallen before him, which, following his unusual custom, he had never slain, regardless of the will of the crowd.	10
17	247	I was further cheered by the thought that Caprus had informed me his work was coming along very well and he hoped to have the documents and maps copied by the beginning of Se'Kara; I gathered that now with Cernus spending much of his time in the Central Cylinder as Ubar, Caprus' opportunities for wo...	10
18	207	It was tentative, only a beginning, but I had hoped—I had hoped very much".	10
18	339	I was beginning to feel sick with fear, with anger.	10
19	129	Even from the beginning Sura had trained Elizabeth, and Virginia and Phyllis, before men, that they might, from the responses of males, hasten their progress in the arts of the slave girl.	10
19	211	It was as though the sales were beginning again, and now truly for the first time.	10
20	217	Almost from the beginning she had begun to play at the very level of Players themselves.	10
21	156	We heard then the third trumpet, signaling the beginning of the sport.	10
21	186	The trumpet of beginning blared again, frantically.	10
22	44	"We stand one race behind at the beginning of the eighth," said one of the men.	10
22	457	I began to regret that I had so willingly surrendered the lead at the beginning of the race.	10
22	468	At the beginning there had been, on each set of poles, twenty wooden tarn head, five to each pole.	10
24	10	"From the beginning I have followed your movements in the city".	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	141	A man to my right was suddenly caught in a capture net, crying out, and two warriors were on him, pounding him, beginning to bind him.	10
7	2	The men of Port Kar had set fire to the two islands, beginning at the farther edges, to drive any who might be concealed on them, perhaps having cut burrows into the rence or hiding in the center oar wells, across the bridges toward the central island, on which had been the pole of the dance, Telima...	10
15	36	And bound at the prow of the first forty ships, following the flagship, beginning with the Dorna, and then the tarn ships and the first ten and largest of the captured round ships, was a high-born beauty, once intended to be the maiden of Cos' Ubara, now, like herself, destined only for the brand an...	10
15	96	Had there ever been triumph such as this in Port Kar, I asked myself, and answered, doubtless never, and smiled, for I knew that this was but the beginning.	10
15	215	"And beginning tomorrow," I said, "if his work in the kitchen improves to your satisfaction, and only under that condition, he is to be permitted one Ahn a day to train with weapons".	10
18	434	"Almost from the beginning, after my seventeenth birthday," said Telima, "I was trained as a pleasure slave.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	59	My own position in the display chain, at the beginning, was fourth.	10
7	358	In the beginning my grammar was not particularly good, but Inge helped me improve it.	10
7	426	Surely I am not beginning to find myself responsive to these handsome, virile, dominating, masterful brutes! And surely not when I am naught but a meaningless slave! No, I told myself, never, no, no, no! But I had already begun to sense, fearing the comprehension, how the slave girl sees men, how sh...	10
10	271	I remembered my pressing my hands against its sides, the beginning of the flight from Earth, the sedating gases.	10
12	72	Beginning at the front of the wagon, backing toward the back, girl by girl, he fastened us to the bar.	10
16	90	I could now see the moons beginning to rise over the points of the palisade.	10
16	311	The light of the beginning of the morning was tender, sparkling on the stalks of the grass, giving the hill of my domination a sweet, soft sheen.	10
17	17	In the beginning, following my total conquest by Rask of Treve, I had been summoned night after night to his tent.	10

Book 8. (6 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	179	I could now see them beginning to emerge from behind the leaves and high branches of the encircling Tur trees.	10
9	182	She was beginning to breathe heavily.	10
11	277	"Then," said he, beginning to close his fist on the flower, "it is destroyed".	10
15	370	We would, at least in the beginning, follow a parallel trail to that taken by my fleeing enemies.	10
16	29	After I had felled the eight men at the beginning of the column I had withdrawn to the forest, where I slept for an Ahn.	10
17	143	"Yes, Mistress!" I saw other girls beginning to move about, to show signs of restlessness.	10

Book 9. (12 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	211	It is without beginning or end.	10
4	65	In the beginning I had played Forkbeard positionally, learning his game.	10
9	42	She had been, from the beginning, fettered with her belly to the mast.	10
9	458	"Is it beginning?" she asked.	10
15	68	Their boldest move had begun most recently, the gathering of the Gorean Kurii, the initiation of the march to the south, the incursion into lands of human habitation, the beginning of the invasion from the north.	10
15	159	There was no cover now for us between our present position and the beginning of the steeper heights.	10
17	243	I could see blood beginning to move through the veins of its forehead.	10
17	244	Then the eyes opened, and no longer were they vacant, but deep within them, as though beginning from far away, there seemed the glint of some terrible light.	10
17	248	"It is beginning," said Ivar Forkbeard to me.	10
17	251	"It is beginning".	10
17	300	Within me then, irrational, like lava, I felt the beginning of a strange sensation.	10
18	29	Many Kurii, confused in the beginning, had fallen to the axes of scarved men, putatively their allies.	10

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	739	We are beginning again, but this time properly, beginning as I should have begun before, from the first moment I saw you, with you as total slave, and I as complete master, absolute slave and absolute master".	10
11	38	Within minutes of the rain beginning to fall we had to dismount, to drag and pull our struggling, frightened kaiila toward the distant, higher ground.	10
12	207	"Sleen!" wept the girl, beginning to rub me with the first of the towels.	10
16	43	I had expected them to be sterile bodies of water, from the absence of sunlight, precluding basic photosynthesis and the beginning of a food chain, and the high salt content of the fluid.	10
16	91	Without photosynthesis there cannot be the reduction of carbon dioxide, the formation of sugar, the beginning of the food chain.	10
24	577	We then heard the beginning of the sounding of the house bar, tolling the Ahn.	10
26	32	The tempo of the drums increased, indicating that the time for the beginning of the march would be soon.	10
26	73	Toward the beginning of the fourth group I saw another girl I remembered.	10
26	737	"We are beginning again.	10

Book 11. (9 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
6	20	I had feared, even from the beginning, that she would become excessively popular.	10
7	628	Donna, in the beginning, had been a block name.	10
7	649	She had made an acceptable beginning in learning the arts of the slave girl.	10
20	237	I was beginning to feel desperate.	10
20	391	"No, Master," I said, putting my head down, beginning to kiss him on the side of the leg, deeply, pulling, sucking, at the hair a tiny bit.	10
22	624	I saw the fins of sharks near it, and saw their snouts pressing it, and then beginning to tear at it.	10
25	90	"I was taught the alphabet beginning with Al-Ka," smiled Samos.	10
28	94	They would be unlooped and lifted away, bit by bit, beginning about the head and the feet, gradually, cunningly, revealing me.	10

Book 12. (10 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	15	This story, in its way, has no clear beginning.	10
3	137	An initiate in the lead carried a standard on which was mounted the sign of the Priest-Kings, a golden circle, that which has no beginning or end, the symbol of eternity, the symbol of Priest-Kings.	10
4	164	He then turned the spigot on his clock, ceasing its flow of sand, beginning that in the clock of Centius.	10
11	253	Both would now have to compete in absolute equality, beginning at the same point, neither with an advantage, as pure females, and as slaves, for the favor of men.	10
15	811	"I speak rather of the beginning of a career, a helpless, flowering biography of service, love, and passion".	10
25	42	At the beginning of the season, usually in the late fall, a paste, a muck, formed of earth, and grass and moss, for solidity, is shaped and placed on the wood, some five to six inches to thickness.	10
31	25	Looking up I saw above me, beginning some ten feet from the floor, a network of widely placed wood and steel rods.	10
31	121	It was a beginning".	10
33	8	I would have been lost in the north, apparently lost in a fruitless, misguided venture, one ill-fated from the beginning, one in which nothing but a meaningless, bloody conclusion would have been encountered.	10
35	233	I think they did not realize, in the beginning, how many girls they would bring here.	10

Book 13. (24 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	242	"You have both been caught," said the praetor, beginning to fill out some papers.	10
5	387	"She is beginning to suspect that she may be truly a slave," said Ulafi.	10
5	389	"She is beginning to learn her collar," he said.	10
5	394	"Have you not noticed the improvement in her," asked Ulafi, "since the beginning of the voyage?" "Yes," I said.	10
5	773	"I hate you! I hate all of them! And yet something in me is beginning to sense happiness, joy, fulfillment.	10
6	418	Surely, at the beginning of the voyage, it never would have occurred to Ulafi to have put her at the prow.	10
6	564	The farmers about Schendi, as farmers in the equatorial regions generally, do their main planting at the beginning of the "dry season".	10
6	652	Perhaps for the first time she was beginning to sense how lovely she truly was.	10
12	355	I thought she could probably survive in a paga tavern, under real conditions, not those artificial conditions under which she had served in the tavern of Pembe, the Golden Kailiauk, though doubtless she would be often beaten in the beginning.	10
13	158	It indicated that she was beginning to have some sense of her condition.	10
13	450	It is beginning to overwhelm me.	10
13	455	"I was beginning to come to you," she said.	10
13	458	"I was beginning to come to you—as a slave to her master!" "But you are a slave," I told her.	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	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	83	In this fashion his honor would be protected and there would be no beginning of a possible blood feud between families.	10
32	198	The first zone extends from the ground to the beginning of the canopies above, some sixty feet in height, Gorean measure.	10
32	543	In the beginning I was tied on a pole, carried on the shoulders of men.	10
32	683	"Now place your wrists exactly as they were at the beginning of your beating".	10
32	1060	It reveals, well, the roundness of her belly and, low at the hips, the beginning of subtle love curves.	10
32	1105	"You are beginning to feel and understand your slavery, aren't you?" I asked.	10
32	1118	"I am a slave," she said, "and yet, strangely, I am beginning to feel so free".	10
57	326	"I think I may make a new beginning somewhere.	10

Book 14. (9 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	68	Interestingly, given the weeks in the pen, the simple food, the constant training and exercising, perhaps the Gorean milieu, I was beginning to feel a return of my sexuality.	10
10	85	In the beginning four or five men had, rudely and cruelly, controlled me.	10
12	467	Then, beginning one by one, they struck their left shoulders.	10
14	170	"This is only the beginning of what it is to be in the arms of a man," I told her.	10
17	204	"It is only the beginning," she said to me.	10
20	110	Another match, to hold the interest of the crowd, would soon be beginning.	10
20	119	Another match was beginning.	10
30	62	A test for slave potential used by some slavers is to leash a new girl and see if she, in her apparent rebellion and defiance, actually, subtly, perhaps in the beginning unconsciously, uses the leash to enhance her desirability and beauty.	10
32	259	But I was already beginning to see it as that of a slave.	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	25	Here it must be evident that she is beginning to feel her sexuality, and drives, profoundly, and yet is struggling against them.	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

Book 16. (6 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	26	These were the ships which, for better than a full day and night, beginning with yesterday's dawn, had been essaying the chain in our sector.	10
9	235	In the beginning, true to my resolves, I tried to be rebellious, but the impracticality of that was soon brought home to me.	10
18	98	"At least in the beginning," said the girl with the switch.	10
19	670	"I am beginning to grow impatient with you," I said.	10
20	969	She then flexed her legs and lifted her hands over her head, as she had in the beginning, back to back.	10
20	2170	"Now you are beginning to be pleasing," I told her.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	391	We saw the fur move, gigantic muscles slowly, evenly, beginning to stir beneath it.	10
3	152	From its outskirts one can see the markers, the feathers on their tall wands, which mark the beginning of the country of the red savages.	10
5	142	They would surely have tried, at least in the beginning, to work through local traders or, say, Dust Legs themselves.	10
13	1836	"You are beginning to learn your basic, radical, primitive and biological womanhood," I said.	10
14	1268	"What is your true business in the Barrens?" I pointed to the painting of the two feathers near the beginning of the narrative.	10
15	96	This tends, in the beginning, when they are still new to their collars, to confuse and frighten them, but also, of course, as it will continue to do, and even more powerfully, to stimulate them.	10
17	353	In the beginning, incidentally, the cues which reveal slavery in a woman can sometimes be subtle.	10
19	96	Two of the Kaiila were beginning to rummage through our trade goods.	10

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	334	The purpose of this custom seems to be to encourage the young man, from the very beginning, to think of himself in terms of the gallantry and generosity of the warrior.	10
14	260	How different, I mused, would have been their responses, from the beginning, had they not been females of the Waniyanpi, but Gorean pleasure slaves.	10
40	491	Safety, in such a situation, inasmuch as it lay anywhere, surely lay in abject and total compliance, beginning with interior submission, and issuing then in appropriate behaviors.	10
44	664	"I have had reservations from the beginning," said Hci.	10
44	857	We watched the sun beginning to set over the western prairie.	10
46	46	"The Yellow Knives," said Cuwignaka, coming over to where I stood, "are beginning to mass at the foot of the trail".	10
47	77	"Soldiers," called a man, running along the escarpment, "roped together, are beginning to climb the back face of the mountain!" "It is to be a coordinated attack," said Cuwignaka.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	420	I decided I would take the beginning of next week off from work.	10
3	996	I thought that I was now beginning to understand something of the discipline under which slaves might be held.	10
5	90	"Every custom has its beginning," said Ligurious.	10
8	185	I am beginning to feel too helpless, too much like a slave.	10
8	361	Then, suddenly, I heard the belt beginning to fall, sharply, on the girl.	10
8	523	I am beginning to feel too helpless, too much like a slave.	10
28	185	At a sign from the coffle master, the larger of the two men, he who had not carried the loops of chain, we stepped forth with our left foot, as is common in beginning movement in a coffle.	10
29	16	In the beginning we had had to serve at a feast or banquet only every third or fourth day, or so, but, as our reputation had spread, our engagements had multiplied dramatically.	10
29	140	"Of course," said Eito, then directing his attention elsewhere, beginning to engage in conversation with the fellow on his left.	10
29	173	"Have you ever seen the Tatrix of Corcyrus, Master?" I asked, beginning to twist under his hands.	10
29	256	I felt him beginning to turn me inside out with sensation.	10
31	409	I lay there, helplessly, and felt my slave reflexes beginning to be triggered.	10
32	59	You were destined, from the beginning, if not for the impaling spear, then, eventually, for the collar".	10
33	1035	"I have loved you from the beginning, when I first met you!" He regarded me, wildly.	10

Book 20. (9 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	467	One might write all one's lines left to right, for example, or right to left, or write them vertically, beginning at one side or the other, and beginning at the top or bottom, or diagonally, beginning at any corner.	10
1	669	One of the strongest chains binding a slave, even to a hated master, is her need for sexual relief; she is, after all, a slave; frequently, and perhaps even to her misery, if the master is hated, she begins to sense her growing restlessness, her uneasiness and discomfort; she may fight it, but it is...	10
2	1496	In the beginning she is given no choice; in the end she has no choice.	10
12	469	Similarly, after the initial entry the remainder of the alphabet could be written backwards, or beginning at a given point, or reversing alternate letters, and so on.	10
14	86	He had been, from the beginning, the partisan of my enemies.	10
14	453	It sniffed me again, beginning at my feet and then lifting its head until it seemed, again, to look me in the eyes.	10
15	51	Some women, in the beginning, object strenuously to such jewelry, but soon they are begging for it.	10
16	525	"Too, of course," confided Chino to the crowd, "we have had our eyes on these wenches from the beginning.	10
21	90	Arranged in various ways on these boards were letters, sometimes beginning from a word, sometimes from a random, or seemingly random alignment of letters.	10

Book 21. (17 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	133	"It hurts, so!" she wept, now, a moment later, beginning to feel the pain in its fullness, now on her stomach, disbelief in her eyes.	10
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
5	391	She was now beginning to get in touch with her sexuality, indeed, with the deepest sexuality possible in the human female, that of the slave.	10
9	118	He had, with the coiled whip, brushing it under her long skirt, lifted it up, over her knees, so that one could see the beginning of her thighs.	10
15	536	She could no more resist what was being done to her, or what was beginning to occur in her body, than she could stay the wind or stem the tides of the sea.	10
16	915	It is beginning.	10
16	1363	"I am beginning with the third line," he said.	10
16	1525	After some time, sometimes as little as a few Ahn, in this discipline, she begs mutely, pleadingly, as eloquently as she can, to be permitted to serve her master in fashions more typical of the normal female slave, fashions in which her bondage, because of the greater complexities and latitudes of d...	10
20	104	"Move!" I returned to my seat, the cart beginning to move.	10
21	281	It seemed that she was beginning, timidly and hopefully, to suspect and experience the true nature of her sexuality, that she might now be daring to think of fulfilling her softness and nature, daring to think of what it might be to be, fully and truly, what she actually was, a female.	10
22	12	"Follow me," said the proprietor, beginning to ascend the stairs.	10
25	172	"But that was your hope, in the beginning, was it not, Lady Labiena?" "No," said the woman, putting her head down.	10
25	362	To be sure, it is also pleasurable, particularly in the beginning, to bend a woman, and to teach her her place.	10
25	846	In the beginning I was much at the mercy of the other girls, and was much beaten by them.	10
25	1605	In the beginning perhaps it would be poured down her throat, her head held back by the hair, by masters.	10
25	1821	It was beginning, it seemed, to take effect.	10
26	186	Accordingly, in entering the tunnel I had determined, from the beginning, in the event it was unlighted, that I would prefer to arrange matters in such a way that the considerable risks involved be taken by the other fellows.	10

Book 22. (24 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	88	Such things would be only a beginning, perhaps only a small beginning, and doubtless not even a necessary beginning, of what men would expect of me.	10
3	417	"You will begin at the beginning," he said.	10
3	418	"You will perform the entire dance, from beginning to end, for us".	10
4	347	It was merely that I thought it might be informative and salubrious for you to be awakened thusly, that you might then, from the beginning, obtain an inkling as to what, for you, was to be the nature of your new world".	10
6	31	Another command was uttered and we stepped forth, beginning with our left foot.	10
8	384	They usually did this, it seemed, in a precise pattern, beginning at one point or another, thus making certain that the contents of every platform came within their purview, that they did not miss even one of the displayed wares.	10
10	440	I did realize, of course, and had realized this shortly after the beginning of my training, that my value might depend not simply on what I was, in myself, but even on the sort of woman I was, say, that I was a barbarian, and the relative abundance or scarcity of that commodity in the markets.	10
11	130	Perhaps I am ready for that beginning.	10
11	850	It is a common beginning position in slave dance.	10
11	1223	I pulled back my left ankle, and lifted it, frightened, alarmed by the sensations I was beginning to feel, and learned what limitations had been placed on its movements, imposed by the metal impedimenta whose prisoner it was.	10
11	1303	But now what was he doing to me? What were the sorts of things I was beginning to feel? To be sure, as I would later understand, these were, in their depth, only incipient sensations, little more than the hints of sensations, but even so I did not know, now, how to cope with them.	10
11	1588	To be sure, as I would later discover, I was only doing something like beginning to respond to them.	10
13	301	She would then have to learn, from the beginning, so to speak, and perhaps lengthily and painfully, how to please men as best she can, within her imposed physical limitations.	10
13	816	"It is time, I think, that you made a beginning in such things".	10
13	877	"Yes, Master," I said, suddenly, startled, then beginning to understand the orgasm in the natural matrix of male dominance, and intensified by the fixing, enhancement and intensification of this within the institution of total female slavery.	10
13	954	"They are small in the beginning".	10
13	956	"You are only at the beginning of what men can make you feel, Doreen, slave girl," he said.	10
16	233	They had planned, then, from the beginning, to take her along.	10
17	35	On the high altar in each temple there is supposedly a large golden circle, the symbol of Priest-Kings, a symbol of eternity, of a thing without beginning or end.	10
17	190	I recalled in particular the lofty Tatrix on her throne, in the beginning of the frieze, and later, the procession of those who came suing for peace, bearing conciliatory gifts, animals, riches, women and such.	10
23	167	One by one, beginning with the first girl, we were removed from the coffle.	10
24	322	It was my desperate hope to turn their wrath, and their desire for vengeance, seemingly at the beginning so adamant, so fierce and unrelenting, to interest, and desire, and passion.	10
29	97	Their breasts were very beautiful, and the line of their waists, and the beginning of the flare of their hips.	10
30	102	Callisthenes and Sempronius apparently held the keys to our bracelets! How gracious of the stranger! I was frightened, for I sensed that my responses were beginning to become uncontrollable.	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	891	To be sure, the whip is occasionally useful in the beginning, with a new slave.	10
12	157	"I had hoarded it from the beginning of the siege, even buying it up when it was cheap, early in the siege, when it was still thought that Ar, any day, would arrive with her banners fluttering in the wind, dispelling the Cosians like the sun the fogs on the river!" "For gold then?" I asked.	10
13	124	She was beginning to understand, dimly, it seemed, what the nature of bondage might be for a female.	10
15	618	I then took the free end of the rope from Lady Claudia's hand and, exactly as she had been tied, with the many coils, beginning near her waist, began to bind Lady Publia.	10
15	862	I think she was now beginning, better than before, to understand her unenviable position.	10
17	500	There was suddenly, she losing her footing, knowing herself unsupported, her head jerking wildly in the hood, her legs moving wildly, treading on nothing, beginning to turn to her side in the air, starting to plunge downward, a wild, tiny, terrified, prolonged noise from within the hood, what perhap...	10
18	321	It was well for the men were being beaten back, almost to the beginning of the walkway.	10
21	1375	The woman is then thought, in effect, to be beginning life anew, but now as a mere property, a mere animal.	10
24	655	Some masters merely arrange the girls in a simple order of height, beginning with the tallest girl, which, to be sure, has a nice effect.	10
24	754	The symbol which represents Priest-Kings, found in temples, and so on, is the circle, usually golden, that which has no beginning or end.	10
24	961	Many masters, in acquiring a slave, will change her name that she may understand that she is now, in effect, beginning her life anew.	10

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	859	Yet, too, uncompromisingly, she was one with the music, and, particularly in the beginning, with the story, seeming to examine her own charms, timidly, as if, like the "Tina" of the song, she might be considering her possible merits, whether or not she might qualify for bondage, whether or not she m...	10
13	231	In the last few years, the use of the peasant bow, beginning in the vicinity of the tidal marshes, had spread rapidly eastward throughout the delta.	10
19	1299	"Of course not!" "But you are already beginning to feel," I said.	10
29	65	Her body was filthy, as were ours, from the discolorations put upon them the night before, at the beginning of our trek.	10
46	284	The first girls on the chain were in tears and others, toward the end, were looking toward the beginning of the chain, apprehensively.	10
47	115	To be sure, as it was only the beginning of the business day, which would last until the 20th Ahn, the Gorean midnight, the crowds were not yet heavy.	10
48	623	In this fashion, too, the slave's complete dependence on her new master, even for such things as clothing, is made clear from the very beginning.	10

Book 25. (13 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	353	An adult Initiate, in his flowing white robe, carried the staff surmounted with the golden circle, a figure with neither beginning nor end, the symbol of Priest-Kings.	10
3	607	It seems that this was what they had wanted all the time, though on a level not fully comprehensible to them at the beginning.	10
12	106	What the typical Gorean usually desires in the beginning is merely a good slave, one beautiful, intelligent, and needful.	10
13	153	"I think it is clear that the men of Ar are beginning to recollect their manhood," he said.	10
17	423	"The interior of the back was thus not seen by the audience in the beginning," I said, "because it was either concealed by the front panel as the trunk was carried onto the stage or was facing the back of the stage when it was hanging down in back.	10
19	78	Whereas slavery can surely be an onerous burden, and a terror, particularly in the beginning, it would be a mistake to say, for example, that the slave is "reconciled" to her collar; it would, statistically, be far more accurate to say that she rejoices within it, and loves it.	10
19	1002	"Although master might regard me as having been a spoiled, pampered free woman, and although that was undoubtedly true," she said, "I was nonetheless too shy in the beginning even to approach one such as Milo.	10
19	1004	Accordingly, in the beginning, I only worshipped him from afar.	10
19	1008	"In the beginning," I said, "your responses to Milo were more humble and slavelike?" "Yes, Master," she said.	10
19	1049	"And I sense the beginning of such things in myself".	10
20	722	"Too," I said, "even though these things are within you, they did not have their beginning with you.	10
27	276	He was beginning, I noted, to get a sense of the mastery.	10
27	772	"That is only the beginning of my satisfaction," I said.	10

Book 26. (22 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	117	For myself, not only did I not find them congenial, given my nature, but, too, I was afraid, distinctly, that they might not be found acceptable, unless perhaps, very briefly, at the beginning, as a source for amusement.	10
2	168	They might keep me from being something of a nuisance, I supposed, particularly at the beginning, if I were so inclined, or became difficult or hysterical.	10
4	510	I could not help it if I was vital! It was not my fault! I could not help it! And at that time, of course, I did not understand how such things could be brought about, even in those initially inert or anesthetic, how such things could be, and would be, suspected, discovered, revealed, and released, ...	10
4	536	At other times, however, it is done from the beginning, particularly with individuals who realize clearly and fully what is going on, so that they may, in full specificity and anticipation, with full intellectual and emotional understanding, see it approach, one by one, and then find themselves, in ...	10
5	38	Usually one is either selected out almost immediately for the gardens, almost from the beginning, or, later, after one has attained various intermediate levels or degrees.	10
6	185	I had found the way in which I was regarded by these men, almost from the beginning, as soon as I became aware of such things, almost from my first moments after having crawled from the corridor in line, with the others, chained by the neck, to the first processing area, to be startling, or, at leas...	10
11	755	It was to help me understand certain things very clearly from the very beginning, that I was subject to the whip, that the men in this place were fully capable of using it on me, and that, if they saw fit, or felt so disposed, would do so.	10
11	1577	To me, of course, traversing these bridges, particularly in the beginning, constituted a nightmare of terror.	10
13	173	They might also be presented in such garments in their sale—at the beginning, I should say, of their sale.	10
13	209	She is in the beginning perhaps its lamenting victim, for she is treated with such impatient severity and so much is expected of her, but is soon, as she grows, blossoms and thrives in her bondage, and as her master is more pleased with her, the joyful recipient of its attendant benefactions.	10
13	1419	"In the beginning," he said, "I think I will permit you to be touched by men only infrequently".	10
14	670	And that would be but the beginning".	10
16	147	"Beginning position!" he snapped.	10
19	105	They were being chained together, by the neck, beginning, of course, at the back of the lines.	10
19	245	The circle I would later learn was the sign of the Priest-Kings, the symbol of eternity, that without beginning or end.	10
19	498	I saw two officers beginning to examine the lines of captives.	10
19	1155	The lines then began to leave the docking area, in order, beginning with the line farthest to my right.	10
29	3	I heard two of the time bars, far off, across the city, beginning to sound.	10
36	44	They had not been noticed at the beginning of the alarm, being taken for men asleep.	10
38	262	I have known that from the beginning.	10
45	123	I knew him now as well as if his features had been bared from the beginning.	10
46	280	Surely he could simply give me away or sell me! Had he dealt with me as he had, merely for his amusement, only as one might toy with a meaningless slave? Did he hate me so? Had he now determined to comply with the wishes of his superiors, those who had dispatched him to this city, now that he had ma...	10

Book 27. (19 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
1	66	Too, in accordance with the admonitions to which she has been subjected, she will attempt to conceal the names of institutions, and references to streets, and localities, museums, theaters, parks, shops and boulevards, and such things, which might serve to identify or reveal, even tentatively or rem...	10
4	506	"How lovely you were," he said, "and how lovely you will be again, when you are what you should have been, from the very beginning".	10
7	40	Perhaps, surprisingly, the flow had not been negligible, at all, as one might have expected, it beginning again, but had been abundant.	10
7	121	In any event, there was the softness of her small foot and then, above it, close about her slim ankle, the encircling, locked steel, and then the beginning of the delightful curve of a bared calf.	10
9	175	She unbuttoned the blouse, beginning with the high collar, and then slipped it from her shoulders.	10
11	56	Ellen poured the wine, beginning with the woman, and then Tutina, and then the man she did not know, and then her master.	10
15	840	"What I planned to do with you from the beginning," he said.	10
16	569	Perhaps not at the beginning.	10
20	3	A chain dangled from its back ring, its posterior ring, that at the back of her neck, to a girl behind her, and another chain ran from her collar's throat ring, or anterior ring, to the back ring, or posterior ring, of the next collar, which, a moment later, was closed about the lovely, slim neck of...	10
20	85	Ellen was rather toward the head of the coffle, perhaps some twenty or thirty women from its beginning.	10
20	87	In a marching coffle she knew that the most beautiful were often put at the beginning, and the least attractive put at the end.	10
20	101	Yet she was rather near the beginning of the coffle.	10
20	396	Ellen was toward the beginning of the chain, surely amongst the first twenty or thirty on the chain.	10
27	1304	"Accordingly, I do not think that your bondage, at least in the beginning, will be an easy one".	10
27	1374	Are they not special? Were they not, would men bid upon them and buy them with such eagerness? A new slave, of course, might feel, at least at the beginning, what free women would like them to feel all the time, embarrassment, burning shame, acute mortification, and such.	10
27	3349	So I would recommend, certainly in the beginning, not the lash, but the switch.	10
30	679	But with you, on the same chain, perhaps prized even more highly than you, their collars locked as securely as yours, their chains clasping as perfectly, their bodies as bared, may be other women, they selected as carefully as you, quiet, gentle, loving, needful, natural women, women less removed in...	10
30	730	Why do we make excellent slaves? We make excellent slaves, perhaps in part, at least at the beginning, because we know we will be whipped if we are not.	10

Book 28. (5 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	24	"Perhaps, rather," said Grendel, "this will prevent it from beginning".	10
44	47	Indeed, interestingly, in the tensions, and the exigencies, and terrors, of war, each species was beginning to see the other in a different light, the one less as monster than colleague, the other less as food than friend.	10
55	203	Cabot shaded his eyes, and narrowed them, but he saw little other than the grass, the cliffs and rocks behind it, the massed cattle, forward, in the plain, and two, only two, killer humans beginning to move through the herd, slowly, deliberately, watchfully, thrusting or striking one beast or anothe...	10
70	45	It may be recalled he had retrained the sleen in the forest, beginning with the translator, to substitute Gorean for Kur, such that the animal would now respond only to Gorean, and, as is usual with a sleen and single trainer, only to the particular trainer's commands.	10
73	21	Once Cabot had worn it about his neck on a string, and he had given it to Mitonicus who, later, had returned it to Lord Arcesilaus, who had been the early champion of the revolution, and the chief conspirator who had brought it to its beginning, before he had been betrayed to Agamemnon by a shapely ...	10

Book 29. (15 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	94	Scientists of Earth, as I understand it, are only now beginning to sniff about the edges of this problem.	10
2	97	Major truths, no matter what the evidence in their favor, are often, in the beginning, denied, then ridiculed, then battled, and then, if the cultural situation permits, and insufficient numbers of the heretics, or proponents, of the new views are imprisoned or executed, grudgingly accepted, and the...	10
5	89	The circular form is a symbol of eternity, that which has no beginning, that which has no end.	10
10	775	"And this one," said Tajima, who had had, from the beginning, as I understood it, reservations pertaining to the former Miss Wentworth, "as she would be unworthy meat for larls or sleen, may be bound and cast into the garbage pit for the delectation of swarming urts".	10
11	171	"And I understand," she said, bitterly, "they had a collar in mind for me, even from the beginning".	10
11	258	"That is not all that unusual," I said, "with a girl who is first being taught that she is at the total mercy of men, one who is beginning to learn her collar".	10
12	123	Thus the fate to which the former Miss Wentworth was consigned was one intended for her from the very beginning.	10
13	111	Was her body not enough? In a sense, one supposed, surely, but, so far beyond that, so far indeed, were the fluidities and graces, the appetitions, the performances, the subtleties, the movements, the needs, the readinesses, the petitions, of the female slave! "In one sense," I said, "your body is e...	10
15	168	"She is now only a helpless, frightened slave! She is much at the mercy of any free person! Do you not feel for her?" I am beginning to understand manhood," said Pertinax.	10
22	660	She was, of course, in the beginning, when we first became acquainted, in our imprisonment, a free woman.	10
25	59	They would not be freed, of course, none of them, for their slavery was intended by their employers from the beginning.	10
28	12	My calculations, corroborated by those of Torgus and Lysander, placed us in the fourth day of the Eighth Passage Hand, the five days preceding the ninth month, on the last day of the passage hand of which occurs the winter solstice, the Gorean new year beginning when the world begins its own, on the...	10
34	86	She was beginning to move well, I noted.	10
38	509	Indeed, the far end of the wharf was beginning to burn.	10
41	1	We Are Pursued; This is Noted by Two Mariners This was the beginning of our third day at sea.	10

Book 30. (21 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	52	A bar signifies the beginning of a watch, struck once, twice for the second Ahn of the watch, and so on.	10
7	16	It had been clear to me, almost from the beginning, that there were female slaves on board.	10
8	289	"In the beginning," I said, "you would be slept on the flooring itself, or a mat".	10
8	343	Apparently she had begun to sense, or fear, the beginning of involuntary, radical changes in her body, incipient glimmerings heralding the onslaught of needs which would inevitably put her vulnerably at the feet of men, the fires which, in a woman's belly, mark her, more than a brand and collar, a m...	10
8	435	She was beginning to understand what it might be, to be a slave.	10
8	481	Reasonably clearly, she was already beginning to sense what it might be to be a slave.	10
9	331	And, in any event, there were fewer tarns than mutineers, even from the beginning, and certainly after the killings, the slaughter, the injuring of birds, and the escape of several.	10
12	33	In the beginning it is well not to look down, or at the water, to the side.	10
12	82	Her figure, always of interest, had been improved, I thought, since the beginning of the voyage.	10
19	51	And that is the merest beginning.	10
21	577	"It seems you are beginning to feel your collar," I said.	10
22	27	Some two thirds of the armsmen and mariners, following some fifty Pani, from the men of Lords Nishida and Okimoto, over several Ahn, beginning yesterday evening, had gone ashore.	10
24	195	Would you, for example, spend time imparting information to kaiila, tarsks, and such? Too, what was her interest, that of a slave, in the whereabouts of a free man? What might Pertinax be to her or she to him? A bit later I gathered that her indiscretion had caught up with her, for I heard her cry o...	10
26	198	"I take it he was on the ship from the beginning.	10
27	14	The courtyard below was beginning to be crowded, as men, our armsmen, and Pani, even some free women, or contract women, emerged from their respective housings.	10
27	153	"Let us commemorate the beginning of a siege," laughed Aeacus, lifting his hand, as though it held a goblet.	10
33	181	She was barbarian, she was a mere paga girl, and from a low tavern, her accent was unusual, she had not been much trained, she was new to her collar, and she was just beginning to sense the heat of slave fires, in the grasp of which, perhaps even in days, she would find herself helpless.	10
36	15	One could conceive then, eventually, of the navies of warring shoguns extending their concerns beyond their embattled local waters, and beginning to compete for trade routes and access to distant ports.	10
37	106	Indeed, I was beginning to wonder if he would release her from his arms.	10
37	488	"I suspect you are beginning to comprehend".	10
37	1229	"They meet at appropriate times and places, according to schedules, beginning when clocks strike or bells ring, and ending when they strike or ring again".	10

Book 31. (21 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	192	She was new to the house, as of the beginning of the semester.	10
7	49	Could my behavior, my promptings, what would satisfy me, what I would need, be wholly independent of my form of life, be unique amongst all living forms, merely accidents and oddities imposed upon me from the outside, beginning with the first flash of light, the first breath, the sobbing birth cry o...	10
7	254	I learned it much as a child learns his native language, in the beginning by ostension, and then by metaphor, correction, refinement, and intuition.	10
7	347	Much of this, in the beginning, was little more than an unfocused restlessness.	10
7	454	"Already," said another, "perhaps unknown to yourself, you are beginning to stand, and move, and kneel, and carry yourself, with the loveliness and grace of a slave, with her subtlety, her lack of pretense, her softness, her deference, her awareness of what she is, her profound and vulnerable, and h...	10
7	472	I feared I was beginning to understand, only too well.	10
7	474	On the other hand, it was becoming clear to me that these externalities, as profound as they might be, were no longer the simple result of intent and design, but were now beginning to emerge as the inevitable consequence of internal realities.	10
8	310	In the beginning, hooded, I did not know the number of beads on the small necklace.	10
8	407	Had I not sensed the beginning of such things, even before my red-silking? Does not being barefoot, tunicked, and collared have its effect, in knowing that one, so degraded, is a slave? What was going on in my body? How was I changing? What had been done to me? I remembered the arms of the guards, s...	10
8	1082	At the beginning of the sales, the slaves had been warned to silence.	10
8	1282	How, in her mind's eye, she must have smiled, considering the fate she was arranging for her lovely, vain, shallow, spoiled charges, the markets of Gor! In the beginning, we had looked down on her, she merely a house mother, an employee, a servant of sorts, far beneath us, a woman hired to manage th...	10
8	2047	"In the beginning," he said, "you would be a lesser slave, though not hard to look upon, and might assist the other girls".	10
11	67	She was now a half-clad, collared Gorean slave girl, and her belly needs, as those of others, were beginning to assert themselves, muchly troubling her.	10
17	181	The blind Kur had expressed interest, in the beginning, in the machine's being on, but Lord Grendel had authorized the harmlessness of its use with the explanation that "they are curious little beasts".	10
17	241	People were now beginning to return to the tiers.	10
17	377	"She started to squirm," said Astrinax, "and was on the verge of beginning to yield, as the collar slut she is".	10
21	230	I have wanted this from the beginning, even from the Sul Market! I want to be at your feet.	10
29	95	"That you are pretty, that you might be of interest to men, was important from the beginning to the Lady Bina," he said, "who thought it might occasionally be found useful, for her purposes.	10
35	155	Indeed, the first entries might occur in a game, for example one beginning with the opening called the Ubar's Tarnsman's Flight.	10
52	406	"It is a beginning," he said.	10
52	553	"Now things are beginning, again".	10

Book 32. (4 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
23	62	On Gor, a slave, tunicked and collared, I was far more aware of my surroundings and their multiple ambiences than I had been on Earth, where noise and glitter, and clutter and filth, and garments which I was beginning to feel were outlandishly barbaric, seemed to shut away the natural world.	10
26	136	He suddenly lifted his hand, and I heard then the first stroke of the bar, beginning to signal the tenth Ahn.	10
40	37	The stupid woman often struggles to be what she was told she was, or should be; seldom, in the beginning, does she, the victim and dupe of a mechanistic conditioning program, its unquestioning puppet, dare to open herself to the liberating revelation and discovery of what she truly is.	10
52	16	The ship, then, must be on the verge of beginning the descent of the Alexandra.	10

Book 33. (5 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	31	By now I was sure the investing forces of General Yamada were beginning to feel the straits of hunger.	10
11	23	"I must raise the flag at the castle," he said, "on the closing of the courtyard gates, to signal the beginning of the cavalry attack on the camp of Lord Yamada.	10
44	255	Indeed, they were beginning to prepare the trenches and redoubts which would serve for a siege.	10
60	52	There was no sound in the garden but the sudden ringing of steel, followed by silence, and then beginning again.	10
60	293	"Blood is but the beginning," said Nodachi.	10

Book 34. (13 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	541	A short ceremony, or ritual, took place, before her feeding, with each slave, seriatim, beginning on the right, and so I, given my position, by the time of my turn, was well apprised of its nature.	10
7	418	I resolved, after he had left, in the midst of conflicting emotions, despite my profound inclinations to the contrary, as I was beginning to sense what I might be, and perhaps had always been, to behave in a way which certain militant factions in my society, with their self-serving agendas, might ap...	10
26	14	Indeed, it is highly likely that, long ago, in the beginning, the caste was formed to supply a need, or perform a role within society that was perceived as being not only fully justified, but desirable.	10
32	138	"Follow me," said the man with the lantern, turning, and beginning to make his way deeper into the interior of the warehouse.	10
32	147	A similar arrangement, I supposed, characterized the second, higher balcony, beginning from the level of the first.	10
33	241	In actuality, of course, particularly in the beginning, I must translate continually, and later, often, from the beast's Gorean into a more easily intelligible Gorean, one rendered in familiar phonemes, that the masters might at all times be fully cognizant of what was transpiring.	10
33	344	"The slave," said Kurik, "a mere slave, understands you, and I am beginning to understand you.	10
44	86	"I believed you from the beginning," he said.	10
49	268	"I shall convey your proposal to Lord Grendel," said Kurik, beginning to rise.	10
49	296	That there were only five glasses on the tray suggested that either Lord Grendel's presence had not been expected, from the beginning, or that the number of free persons to be served had been discreetly ascertained, perhaps by means of a viewing panel.	10
51	75	In the beginning, many new slaves, just out of the pens, or shortly after feeling the capture loops, are terrified to be viewed in the garments in which they will now be placed, tunics that make their new status, that they are only slaves, clear to all, let alone camisks or ta-teeras.	10
52	222	My body was beginning to ache, as I was stretched.	10
61	667	"Your effort, while promising, was doomed from the beginning.	10

Book 35. (6 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	121	The fellow with the rope, beginning with the last girl, moved forward, adding us, one by one, to the coffle.	10
6	125	There was clearly something transpiring, something in the nature of an altercation, some yards ahead, near the beginning of the coffle.	10
11	573	I had thought I might, in the beginning, as subtly as I could, deny him pleasure, feigning inertness, but the collar of a slave was on my neck, and Gor had touched me too deeply.	10
38	145	Too, in the beginning, she was permitted the raiment in which she had been captured, the hood, veils, and robes.	10
46	277	On the other hand, his obstreperous, ranting analysis of the situation did serve to apprise the tables of a hitherto generally unrecognized problem, one which might soon prove acute, particularly as a number of patrons were on the point of beginning, or continuing, their evening, rather than prematu...	10
46	394	Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was desperate to please.	10

Book 36. (8 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
44	130	"One beginning is not another beginning; one end is not another end".	10
7	105	It is a beginning; it gives us a place to start.	10
17	127	One realizes, of course, from the very beginning, in one sense, that one is a slave, undeniably, strictly, and in the total fullness of legality.	10
20	91	In decimation men are randomly aligned and, beginning with a man randomly selected, every tenth man is slain.	10
29	164	"It may be difficult for you, in the beginning," I said, "to use words such as 'Master' and 'Masters', 'Mistress' and 'Mistresses', but soon you will use them easily and aptly, thoughtlessly and naturally, thinking nothing of it, for there is a great difference between the owned and the unowned, the...	10
32	81	"What of the beginning of the column, and the men from within the palisade?" asked Thurnock.	10
44	143	"Or the beginning," I said.	10
47	17	Some four Ahn after the beginning of the evacuation, the beach was empty save for bodies and equipment.	10