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Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	124	My father had risen to his feet and had begun to pace the room, and his eyes seemed strangely alive.	10
3	33	I had begun to learn the Gorean alphabet.	10
3	208	One pleasure of these final days was that I had begun to speak Gorean with the facility that comes from constant contact with and intensive study of a language.	10
3	209	I had begun to dream in Gorean and to understand easily the small talk of my teachers among themselves when they were speaking for one another and not for the ears of an outlander.	10
3	210	I had begun to think in Gorean as well, and after a time I was conscious of a deliberate mental shift involved in thinking in English.	10
15	7	Within the city the Initiates, who had seized control shortly after the flight of Marlenus, would have already tapped the siege reservoirs and begun to ration the stores of the huge grain cylinders.	10
19	150	He had begun much as at first, moving toward the same area, only with more familiarity, more rapidity.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	70	A slight rain had begun to fall.	10
9	57	I had been disturbed by this conversation and without really intending it had begun to walk to the walls.	10
17	130	Wondering, he watched us, for one of the men, of the Caste of Peasants, had begun to hum a plowing song, and, one by one, the others joined him.	10
18	66	And as time passed I learned from the food slaves that this revolution, as unannounced and silent as the foot of a larl, had begun to spread from mine to mine.	10
18	162	Then as suddenly as it had begun, the cataract ceased.	10
23	74	* * * * The fires which had begun to burn in the Mines of Tharna had not been quenched.	10
23	104	Perhaps in time, however, the undisciplined but courageous bands of slaves would have been scattered and destroyed by the units of Tharna, save that the very revolution which had begun in the mines and spread to the Great Farms now flamed in the city itself.	10

Book 3. (4 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	107	Considering the number of Priest-Kings and the time it took for each to give Gur to the Mother, I conjectured that the ceremony must have begun hours ago.	10
30	67	On the other hand the ships of the two forces tended, it seemed, to neutralize one another, and the war in the air, far from being decisive, as Misk and I had hoped, had begun to turn into the same stalemate that had developed on the ground.	10
30	200	I think it was only now that the absence of the supplies captured or destroyed by the Fungus Growers and Herdsmen had begun to make itself keenly felt.	10
31	183	I imagined the panic in the cities of Gor, the pitching ships at sea, the stampedes of animals, and only I, of all humans, was at the place where this havoc had begun, only I was there to gaze upon the author of the destruction of a world, the golden destroyer of a planet.	10

Book 4. (6 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	316	The judge had begun to count again, starting with one, the second counting, which would determine the rider's time.	10
12	253	Aphris, for her part, though the quivas were still available, seemed, shortly after having begun to sleep at Kamchak's boots, for some reason to have thought the better of burying one in his heart.	10
13	145	As yet the Omen Taking had not begun.	10
13	225	The Omen Taking had now begun.	10
21	19	Slowly, wagon by wagon, the long columns of the Tuchuk retreat were formed, each wagon in its column, each column in its place, and, covering pasangs of prairie, the march from Turia had begun.	10
22	22	No assault of the place had yet begun.	10

Book 5. (14 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	503	My return to the city was affecting, for here it was that my sword had been pledged to a Gorean Home Stone; here it was that I had trained in arms and learned Gorean; it was here that I had met my father, after long years of separation; it was here that I had made dear friends, the Older Tarl, Maste...	10
6	89	The Musicians had now begun to play.	10
10	35	"I see your training has not begun even yet," I said, rather sternly.	10
12	171	I would have expected their training to have begun immediately.	10
13	132	She had first been sold for eight silver tarsks to a keeper of one of the public kitchens in a cylinder, a former creditor of her father, who had in mind making a profit on her; she worked in the kitchen for a year as a pot girl, sleeping on straw and chained at night, and then, as her body more ade...	10
15	174	In its most primitive expression this was begun in the first two weeks of the girls' training.	10
15	328	It had begun, following the period entirely consumed with exercises, with such small things as instruction on how to stand, to walk, to kneel, to recline, to eat, to drink.	10
15	353	One thing that I thought was nice was that Elizabeth had asked Sura about the dance she had begun to perform but could not finish, when we had first come to the house of Cernus, the dance which is accompanied by the Tuchuk slave song.	10
15	391	The girl had begun to hum the melody now, and Ho-Tu, almost inaudibly, but I could hear him, hummed it as well.	10
17	607	I hurled her some feet across the room and retrieved the goad; it had stopped rolling and now, burning, had begun to sink through the stone.	10
19	132	There was the sudden crack of a whip, loud and sharp, and the crowd leaped to its feet, for the sale had begun.	10
20	217	Almost from the beginning she had begun to play at the very level of Players themselves.	10
21	421	I hauled upon the one-strap and took the bird from the heights of the Stadium of Blades, streaking in a moment through the cylinders of Ar, leaving behind me men with whom I had fought, stained sand, and whatever we had together begun there.	10
22	110	"The eighth race has begun," said the leader of the crossbowmen.	10

Book 6. (6 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	15	At a given point, when it is felt safe, several of these skiffs will be tied together, forming a platform on which rence may be woven, and a new island will be begun.	10
6	193	One of the rence islands, tied in the group, had begun to burn.	10
9	508	My steps took me again to the paga tavern where I had begun this night.	10
13	229	By the eighth hour various captains of round ships had arrived and begun to haggle with the slave master over the prices of the oarsmen.	10
14	205	As I had expected, he had now begun to draw substantially ahead, since I had reduced to half of maximum beat.	10
17	313	It had begun to sleet now.	10

Book 7. (14 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	115	The knocking had now begun again on the door.	10
6	49	The sun had now begun to climb in the sky and the air turned warmer.	10
7	351	And, only some ten days after my lessons had begun, I had my first dream in which intelligible Gorean was spoken to me and I responded, spontaneously, without thinking, in the same tongue.	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
8	77	The fog had begun to lift and the surface of the river, broad, slow-moving, glistened here and there in patches.	10
10	471	I had begun to sense, in the coffle, on the sales chain, in the girl cage, how bondage might enflame the sexuality of a woman.	10
10	474	And well I did so, for I had begun to suspect what it might be to be so needful, so helpless, so vulnerable, what it might be to desire with all one's being, submitted in the complementarities of nature, to love and serve a master, and even if one feared the master, or hated him, what it might be to...	10
11	376	It was not only that I mistrusted him, but, strangely, I had begun to mistrust myself.	10
12	583	Some of the red-silk girls, finding themselves helpless in some of these binding arrangements, had soon begun to squirm, and lift their bodies plaintively, in supplication, begging use from the guards.	10
17	67	I told him of my childhood, my girlhood, and my parents, and the pet my mother had poisoned, and of New York, and my world, and my capture, and my life before it had begun, before he had seen me naked in the cell of the Koroban pens.	10
17	74	We had begun to take long walks beyond the palisade, hand in hand.	10
17	77	It was then that I had begun to fear that he would sell me.	10
17	80	I think, rather, he feared himself, and unusual emotions, strange, unaccustomed emotions, frightening him, which might have begun to well within him.	10
17	88	But I fear, despite himself, he had begun to care, and perhaps more than care, for his El-in-or.	10

Book 8. (10 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	998	She had, however, standing there, half concealed in the darkness, begun to sense its meaning.	10
6	1000	She had obviously now, as it is said, deep in her body, begun to feel her collar.	10
11	290	"It has already begun," said Marlenus.	10
11	387	"You see," said he, "the game is already begun".	10
11	632	I had almost forgotten the game we had scarcely begun, before we had heard the cry at the gate, heralding Hura's return of an escaped slave girl.	10
11	968	Certainly Rena, gasping, sobbing, pleading, squirming piteously in my arms, had begun to learn her collar.	10
16	31	It had begun to move again.	10
17	126	Sarus, leader of the men of Tyros, by my count, when the march had begun had had one hundred and twenty-five men.	10
18	345	Then we had not stopped to rest, but had begun to gather wood.	10
19	30	With ropes and chains they had begun to fasten them together.	10

Book 9. (5 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	73	She had not been on the oar for half an Ahn when she had begun to beg her release; a few Ehn later, she had begun to beg to heel the Forkbeard.	10
7	69	Earlier, before he had begun his tour of inspection, Pudding had come to him, and knelt before him, holding a plate of Sa-Tarna loaves.	10
7	94	Ottar had then joined us and we had begun our inspection.	10
8	51	Ear piercing, from this time, had begun to spread rapidly through the north, masters, and slavers, often inflicting it on their girls.	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

Book 10. (9 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	75	Let me briefly say that her training had begun on the march, in the evenings, under the tutelage of a drover, who had been a tavern czehar player, and two of Farouk's dancing slaves, one of whom had been a brothel dancer in Ar.	10
5	763	When Sarpedon had locked his collar on her throat her past as a free woman had vanished, her current history as a slave had begun.	10
7	576	"I am pleased," I said, "that she has begun to learn her collar".	10
14	424	We had begun with more than two hundred and fifty men.	10
21	63	I think its wounds had begun to tell upon it.	10
26	62	I recalled her from the dungeon in what had been the kasbah of Ibn Saran, the morning before I had begun the march to Klima.	10
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
26	807	"I have not yet begun to punish you," I said.	10
26	922	"I have not begun to punish you," I told her, looking down at her.	10

Book 11. (23 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	986	There had begun to stir in me feelings which I had never felt before.	10
2	987	Dimly I had begun to sense how it could be that a woman could give herself totally to a man.	10
2	1001	Dimly I had begun to understand how it could be that a woman could give herself, fully, to a male.	10
3	24	How pleased I was! And how furious! How I had begun to hate him! He had not permitted me to feed except when kneeling and from his hand; he watered me similarly, except that, when a stream was encountered, he would sometimes order me to my belly on the pebbles; I would then, his hand in my hair, not...	10
3	89	Only on Gor, in the presence of my captor, had I, at times, begun to suspect that there was an incredible, glorious world of experience, not forbidden on this planet, to which my nature as a female fully entitled me, could I but dare to be myself.	10
3	284	It is the signal that the game has begun, that the girl is now available, that she is now at large for capture.	10
4	94	At an evening meal Eta and I would, under threat of discipline, wait before eating until the master, and each of his men, had begun.	10
4	334	My lessons in Gorean had begun.	10
5	143	The Companion Journey, then, when the auspices had been favorable, as they promptly were, these determined by the inspection of the condition and nature of the liver of a sacrificial verr, examined by members of the caste of Initiates, had begun.	10
7	1014	She was surely more beautiful than I, but in such matters there are rightnesses which are reciprocal and subtle; it is rather like the matching together of pieces in a puzzle, the startling, unexpected fitting together of components, yielding a whole which is, in its wholeness, more precious than th...	10
7	1129	"In the past weeks," he said, "you have begun to disturb me".	10
7	1323	"The Dina!" He had begun to have me.	10
8	306	I had begun to understand what it would be to be the girl of a peasant.	10
9	88	Perhaps she was at the rear of the chain because she was the most beautiful, and her beauty was being saved for last; thus the chain would have begun with the beautiful Marla and then, with a surprise, finished with a girl yet more beautiful than the first.	10
9	581	Slowly, leaning forward, our feet digging into the earth, we had pitted our strength against the restraining band of the harness, and, slowly, the great blade had begun to move through the deep soil, turning it for our master.	10
9	724	It had begun this way.	10
9	2074	He had begun to tear the tunic from her with his teeth.	10
12	701	"I have not yet begun to take my revenge, pretty little slave," he said.	10
13	290	Then he began to put me rapidly through the paces of the exhibited female slave; he held me in each position for the sweet instant that well revealed me, tantalizingly, in that attitude or posture, and then barked forth a new command, to a new position or attitude; the sequence of these moves was no...	10
18	13	My hair had begun to grow out, from having been shaved away for the voyage on the slave ship, but it was still quite short; I wore a broad Koora, which, kerchieflike, covered most of my head.	10
26	262	I do not think Elicia realized at this time that he had already begun her training.	10
28	77	"The bidding has begun," said the whisper.	10
28	180	The effect of this, being for a time relatively at ease, and then being forced suddenly to move ten times closer to the block tends, suddenly, to whet one's fears and anticipations anew; when one, psychologically, in spite of herself, had begun to feel a little safe one is suddenly hurried even clos...	10

Book 12. (15 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	306	Her history as a free woman had terminated; her history as an embonded beauty had begun.	10
3	722	But there seemed little point in arriving before they had begun.	10
3	1017	"The bids have begun in the pavilion," I heard.	10
3	1240	The sales in the pavilion would already have begun.	10
4	410	The attack had begun.	10
12	700	"Can there be more?" "You have not yet begun to learn your slavery," I told her.	10
15	133	Their sexuality, in the weeks of their slavery, had well begun to be aroused.	10
21	430	"You have not yet begun to learn your slavery," I said.	10
21	439	"You have not yet begun to learn your slavery," I said.	10
22	212	The water had a glistening, greasy appearance, for it had begun to freeze.	10
23	8	The very night of our catch the sea had begun to freeze.	10
23	482	There was snow on his parka, for, apparently, snow had begun to fall outside during the feast.	10
26	121	He had begun to take snow blocks from the drift and place them in a circle, within the edge of the area I was trampling down.	10
27	74	Yesterday, one sleep ago, when we had begun to trek, Imnak had cast behind the sled, in our tracks, another of his pieces of meat, containing the compressed baleen.	10
38	6	Outside a gentle snow had begun to fall.	10

Book 13. (22 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	758	She had already begun to learn that Gor was not Earth.	10
3	51	Once she has begun to learn the orgasms of the slave girl she can never again be contented with anything less.	10
3	166	I soon hurried my steps, for an alarm bar had begun to ring.	10
4	587	But the girl had not, involuntarily, begun to kneel.	10
4	839	I saw in her eyes that she had begun to suspect what it might mean to be a slave girl.	10
5	66	After the first three or four days she had begun to grow rather fond of her collar.	10
5	77	The next day Sasi, at Ulafi's request of me, had begun to improve her Gorean.	10
6	300	Almost as soon as the collar had been locked on her she had begun, happily, to blossom in her bondage.	10
6	314	The Palms of Schendi had now begun to come about, about Point Schendi.	10
6	502	Already I could see many signs, some subtle and some quite obvious, that the secret slave, which lurks in every woman, had begun to sense, fearfully, excitedly, that she had been brought to a world on which she might perhaps be free at last to emerge; had the chains been removed; she lifted her wris...	10
6	764	"You have not yet begun to learn your collar," I told her.	10
7	184	But I had begun to walk toward the blond-haired barbarian.	10
12	310	I think, then, for the first time, she had begun to understand what it might be, truly, to kiss the cup of a master.	10
12	607	Msaliti, to one side, had begun his transformation into the beggar, Kunguni.	10
13	516	"I have not yet begun to warm you".	10
14	691	"You had begun to learn just a little then, you see," I said, "that you, a lovely woman, were truly under male domination".	10
23	241	In moments, using this crude saw, or cutting tool, we had cut through the bark of the log and had begun, rhythmically, to gash and splinter the harder wood beneath.	10
32	71	She had begun, from that time, timidly, to look upon me with the vulnerable need of a slave girl.	10
32	394	She had begun to recognize her bondage, to understand, in her heart, that she was truly a slave girl.	10
34	154	After I had begun to feel full I looked at the girl.	10
34	675	Then, perhaps scarcely understanding what is occurring within her, she sees the girl in the mirror has begun to dance.	10
51	173	"I have only begun to be aroused, Master," she said.	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
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
1	1000	The cab had now begun to accelerate.	10
2	313	Now he spoke of me as though I had not even, as yet, begun to glimpse the meaning of true manhood.	10
13	812	The dark-haired girl on Earth, of course, had been extremely beautiful, but her beauty then, considerable though it might have been, could not even have begun to bear comparison with what it now was.	10
18	11	The mistress, with a long, tharlarion quirt, had begun her inspection.	10
19	44	I had lost my first matches in our own stables but, in time, with training and advice, and pit experience, I had begun to do well.	10

Book 15. (5 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	493	Whereas there are bred slaves on Gor, and houses that specialize in such, almost all female slaves have begun their lives as free women.	10
8	162	"They have already begun," said Tasdron.	10
14	38	The sales had not yet begun.	10
20	12	Anxious, I had begun to search the public places of Victoria.	10
23	323	"The feast has but begun," laughed Policrates.	10

Book 16. (3 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	266	She, confused and fearful, as a consequence of that interview, it seemed, had begun to sense her femininity, had begun to sense that she had value of a sort, that she might be lusciously special in a way she scarcely dared to recognize, and feared to contemplate, that she might be such that men migh...	10
6	59	We had begun the morning with eleven ships.	10
20	1600	That was how I had begun my journey to Gor.	10

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	162	I had sold my tarn two days ago and begun to make my way northward on foot.	10
6	74	Indeed, I had begun to despair of finding him.	10
6	149	Too, I saw that their education had begun.	10
8	1081	Already, I conjectured, they had begun to suspect what might be the nature of Gorean discipline.	10
13	413	"I could not have begun to compete with her," she said.	10
13	1150	"You have not yet begun to learn, as a slave, what is the nature of true slave yieldings".	10
13	1684	"You have not yet begun to learn what it can be, to be a slave," I said.	10

Book 18. (11 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	112	Slave girls, of course, once they have begun to learn their collars, and once they have begun to learn that they are truly slaves, and what it might mean, become very vain and proud over the piercing of their ears.	10
2	94	Her meaning would not have begun to be realized until she was brought to civilization.	10
9	615	She wears his collar! Now Canka has given her to another, for his sport, and she must please him! Oh! It has begun! I love Canka! I love my collar! The sensations! I am in the arms of the man to whom Canka has assigned me, and he is doing it to me! I want it done to me! I want it! I am a slave! I wa...	10
18	212	"The council has not yet begun".	10
27	75	Other tarns, I could see, had suddenly swerved or begun to climb.	10
33	357	Four times in the last five days the wounds on his chest had begun to bleed.	10
44	112	"Yes," she said, "else the work begun at the summer camp might for most practical purposes be concluded here.	10
47	310	"Back to Council Rock!" Soldiers had established a hold on the eastern ledges of Council Rock, to which they had been climbing, those ledges opposite those above the trail, up which, slowly, medicine drums beating, medicine men dancing about the beasts, the procession of Yellow Knives, a few minutes...	10
47	438	In such a way, according to the Memory, an earlier tragedy, now almost lost in legends, had begun.	10
54	111	Already various groups, in small numbers, had begun to withdraw from the victory camp.	10
54	172	Shortly after this the slaves had begun to meet.	10

Book 19. (19 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	291	I had thought he might have begun by asking if he did not know me from somewhere.	10
2	461	Too, I had begun to understand how it might be that a female might plead for a male's smallest touch.	10
2	514	There was no handle or device for opening it on my side, and, even had there been, I could not, restrained as I was, have begun to reach it.	10
6	144	I had begun to fall in love with the Gorean city.	10
6	400	When the contests had begun she had not seemed particularly interested in them, but, as they had proceeded, she had become more and more attentive.	10
8	628	It has begun".	10
8	629	"What has begun?" I asked, frightened.	10
16	91	Rain had begun to fall, as it apparently had the night before.	10
19	242	The last time, however, I had been frightened, for that time I had begun to sense, deep within me, terrifying me, something that began to hint at what might be the nature of a slave's yielding.	10
19	304	I was not a slave! I was not a slave! I remembered the sensation I had begun to feel.	10
21	5	I had begun by drawing deep, even scratches.	10
23	202	But still the beast did not desist! The sensation that Speusippus had begun to induce in me long ago, that which had struck such terror into me, now, seemingly from somewhere deep in my belly, began to emerge irresistibly.	10
23	219	He had suddenly begun to make me move and respond according to his will, not mine.	10
24	140	In their presence I had begun to sense what a wonderful and precious thing it was to be a woman, what a joyful, exciting, thrilling, meaningful thing it was to be a woman.	10
24	145	I had begun to sense on this perilous, primitive, beautiful world what might be the natural relationship between man and woman, a relationship expressive of the character of a species hewn by eons of evolution rather than local agendas and expediencies dictated by a subglandular minority's self-serv...	10
26	418	Almost as soon as I had begun to dance I saw Emily tear back her slave silk, exposing her breasts to Aemilianus, and try to kiss him.	10
27	183	Your education, when you leave here, is not complete, but only begun.	10
36	1289	"I thought I had well begun that instruction, long ago," I said.	10
36	1290	"You have not yet begun to learn your slavery," he said.	10

Book 20. (13 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	628	I saw that she had begun to sense what it might be to be an aroused slave.	10
2	450	The hooded fellow had not begun from the opening position, arriving at that configuration after a series of moves.	10
9	502	Her days of being a nuisance were gone; her days of being a convenience and a pleasure to men had begun.	10
16	851	She was now an eager slave, at one with her deepest feelings and needs, one now apprised of, and welcoming, the revelations of her deepest femininity, its blossoming in exacting servitude, one who had now begun to understand that to which her sex entitled her, wondrous, ancient, inbred female fulfil...	10
16	1233	"He is one of the finest players on Gor!" "But the game has begun," Scormus reminded him.	10
19	161	That for which I searched had probably been extracted from that coffer even before I had begun to climb the high bridges.	10
21	74	Once here, I had begun my search, in various rooms, for obvious, unconcealed paraphernalia, of a sort that might be germane to Kaissa, such things as boards and pieces, books, sheaves of papers, and records.	10
22	1	What Occurred on the Coast of Thassa; It Has Begun "We were afraid!" cried Boots.	10
22	258	"It has begun," said Scormus.	10
22	270	"And worse, it seems this bold, dark business may have actually been begun at the instigation of, and upon the invitation of, certain parties in Ar".	10
22	374	"However these matters fall out," said Scormus, "they have now begun".	10
22	380	"It has begun," said Scormus.	10
22	382	"It has begun".	10

Book 21. (12 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	108	They had now begun to learn what it was for a woman to follow the wagons.	10
8	5	The gag which I had fixed on her somewhat after the noon hour, shortly after we had begun our day's journey, I had, after an Ahn or two, loosened and pulled free.	10
12	67	"One cannot begin to fight until the fight has begun, can one?" he asked.	10
12	72	"Has the fight begun?" he inquired.	10
16	178	You will then have begun your new life".	10
21	12	She had knelt when we had stopped and begun to speak to the free person.	10
22	405	But what was before her? She had learned, I think, to some extent, in some sense or other, in a sense that she herself perhaps did not yet fully understand, in a sense that she had not yet herself fully plumbed, not only that she was a female, but, more troublingly, more intriguingly, more luringly,...	10
25	689	"It was a mistake to have begun gently with her," said the hostess.	10
25	858	"What had begun in the vicinity of Lydius, as, with the possible exception of myself, a cage of free women had become, by the time we had reached Venna, on the Viktel Aria, a cage of competitive, amorous slaves".	10
25	2155	And then, eventually, when she learns that there is no rescue for her, and she has begun to sense the lure of submission, and then its rightfulness, and its power, and eventually its joy, and its fulfillment for her, her self, soon, if she is intelligent, recognizing the stupidity and futility of re...	10
26	1146	We shall take a very simple variation, suitable for an ignorant free female who has not yet even begun to discover the depths of her sexuality".	10
26	1172	"You have not yet even begun to get in touch with your femaleness," I said.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	23	I had actually begun work on the second garment, some two months ago, but, in touching it to my body, for it was the sort of garment which touches the body directly, with no intervening investiture, I had suddenly, comprehending its meaning and nature, begun to shake with terror and, scarcely knowin...	10
5	46	I had begun to learn this language.	10
5	226	On the other hand, when I had begun my lessons, and given the apparent alacrity with which I took to them, they had, to make sure, removed the belt, and checked the matter.	10
5	268	"But you have really only begun your education here.	10
6	249	When we had begun our training, shortly after we had been branded and collared, we had been kept in a lower level of the house, in a dank, dark, cold, musty area, seeming to consist largely of narrow corridors and cells, an area of damp, cold stone walls, of shadows and pools of water, chained in a ...	10
11	1318	I gathered I had not yet begun to learn my slavery.	10
11	1584	In the arms of the second fellow I had begun to feel incredible sensations but he had then, eager in his own pleasures, seized me helplessly to him, and, as I was held, startled, the helpless vessel of his pleasure, used me, and left.	10
13	624	I who had once been Doreen Williamson, a shy, lovely librarian on Earth, had now begun to feel slave needs.	10
13	660	I had not yet begun to learn my collar.	10
13	1210	I had not really, in spite of strong feelings and intuitions on Earth, begun to understand my sex until I was embonded, until I found myself in my place in nature, subservient to men.	10
27	102	The guard had begun to caress me.	10
29	230	Almost instantly another of the men had begun to draw his sword, but the beast, before the blade was half from the sheath, on all fours, scrambling, tearing the grass behind it, moving with incredible swiftness, not like anything on two legs, seized him and tore open his throat with a single slash o...	10
33	15	After he had begun to eat he had given me a piece of bread, thrusting it in my mouth as I was, by his command, on all fours near him.	10
34	496	"Forgive me, Master," I wept, "but your slave has only begun to be aroused".	10

Book 23. (11 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	445	In the past few days in the cell she had begun to discover herself; she had begun to learn her femaleness.	10
2	339	"Perhaps she who is inside has already begun to earn her keep," I said.	10
5	34	They are no good, however, until they have been embonded, and have begun, vulnerably and fearfully, then in their proper place in nature, to tread, willingly or not, the paths to fulfillment, and ecstasy.	10
11	193	The situation had suddenly begun to assume an alarming shape in my mind.	10
11	322	"The morning assault has begun," said another.	10
12	229	I put the basket over the wall, through the same crenel, and had begun to lower it.	10
13	179	Doubtless he had begun to suspect that the report, though perhaps absurd or false, was authentic.	10
14	80	Yes, I thought to myself, you are free, but what is that now but a matter of civic status, the consequence of a trivial, not-yet-officially-rescinded legal technicality? For already you have begun to sense, and learn, the meaning of your beauty, and the truth of your inmost being.	10
15	444	This was because she had now begun to get in touch with her womanhood.	10
15	666	"It has begun again!" "She is pretty," I said.	10
18	491	"Lady Claudia," I said, "had already begun to learn it".	10

Book 24. (9 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	32	Ours had begun to deteriorate in days.	10
19	1463	"Forget," she said, "that I am your enemy, that you hate me, that you hold me in contempt, that you despise me, that I have betrayed my Home Stone, that I am a spy of Cos! Think of me now only as a woman who has for the first time begun to feel her womanhood, and hold me! Hold me!" "I do not hate yo...	10
19	1470	"And you have only begun to feel your womanhood," I said.	10
20	152	Even in this short time I think she had begun to learn something of her womanhood.	10
20	153	And, too, even in this short time she had begun to become its helpless prisoner.	10
22	18	She had begun to wish to be useful, and to serve.	10
25	128	In such devices many a new slave, perhaps initially determined to resist and remain unresponsive, disbelieving, astonished, screaming and squirming, has first begun to understand her collar.	10
28	33	I think this was partly because she was frightened, and partly because she had now begun to learn her womanhood and knew herself to be among strong men, thus appropriately submitted.	10
36	16	Many of our former group, however, had begun their journey, at least, in the uniforms of Ar.	10

Book 25. (8 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	369	"I think she has just begun to sense how men might view her," mused Marcus.	10
19	671	My introduction to slavery had begun".	10
19	932	"And you have already begun to sense in yourself the beginnings of slave fires," I said.	10
19	936	"Have they not already begun to burn in your belly?" She looked up, agonized, her small fists clenched.	10
20	239	Then she made a soft noise, as he had begun to caress her, audaciously and masterfully.	10
22	584	In that instance I think he may have first begun to sense the glories, the exultancies, the fittingnesses, the perfections and powers of the mastery.	10
25	30	Apparently but moments before it had been red with excitement, love and yielding, and had then, in the sudden surprise and shame of her discovery, flushed scarlet, blushing literally from head to toe, and then, almost instantly later, in the tumult, had begun in terror to drain of color, she suddenl...	10
26	271	"Sometimes female slaves," she said, "after their slave fires have been ignited, after the poor things have begun to learn their collar, after they have become sexually helpless, are deprived of sexual experience," she said.	10

Book 26. (16 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	37	Perhaps they had begun as partly opened circles into which my limbs had been thrust, circles which had then been, by some means, closed about my limbs, confining them.	10
4	297	I gathered that our "instruction," now that we had been "placed and aligned," had begun.	10
4	414	Indeed, if he had even so much as looked upon me, I feared I might have begun to whimper, beggingly.	10
8	40	I had begun to lose consciousness even as I was hooded.	10
8	704	As soon as we had begun to learn our new language, we could, of course, as permitted, converse.	10
12	247	Here, for the first time, I had begun to understand what true men might be like, in all their splendor, in all their natural, bestial magnificence.	10
13	1274	But what men can do to a woman, had surely, in me, been at least begun.	10
14	51	I think that the very first day on which I had seen the free woman, several days ago, over the pool, had been the same day on which a transformation had begun to be wrought in her.	10
14	55	She had begun soon after that, as I had learned from the brunette, Fina, she preferred by the pit master, who slept at his feet, to kneel in the cage at the approach of the pit master, the depth warden, who commonly attended to her.	10
14	282	That was the first day on which I had begun the care of the free woman.	10
16	287	Did they sense the danger we might pose to them, if they were weak, or permissive, or lenient? Was that why they were as they were? Was that why they put us in collars and kept us at their feet, because they knew us so well? But how could we be women if they were not men? Or had they profited from s...	10
16	288	It was only on this world, it seemed, that I had, in my small, lowly way, begun to feel fully meaningful.	10
18	129	In the alcove then, within moments of the closing of the collar, her training, to her joy, has begun.	10
30	20	"It has begun," said the pit master.	10
37	4	I could not have begun to put my arms about one.	10
38	89	Too, my needs, those of a slave, those which put me so much at the mercy of men, had begun, powerfully, irresistibly, to arise in me again.	10

Book 27. (29 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	31	In such a way she had begun to suspect something of the nature of the world which must lie beyond the enforcements of her current horizon, a horizon limited by four walls, a patch of sky detected through an inaccessible window and an occasional glimpse into a forbidding corridor.	10
7	41	She wondered if, while she had been unconscious, it, or things associated with it, had begun again, only she would not then have been aware of such changes in her body.	10
10	318	It had begun, of course, with anger and dismay, irritation, consternation, fascination, and then fear, when he had cuffed her about intellectually in the classroom, when he had indifferently and decisively refuted her again and again, when he had had her reeling from blows of logic and fact, until s...	10
11	293	She had begun to feel warm sensations, and a sense of her place in these things, and her specialness.	10
11	580	Never before had she even begun to sense the depths of her sex.	10
11	1069	But could what was so obviously right for her, so obviously true of her, she wondered, be right, or true, for all women? Already, in her heart, she had begun to fear free women.	10
12	330	In her heart, it seemed, there had begun to burn, even then, in a small way, small at first, like a tiny glowing flame, not fully understood, the longing to know the deepest and most profound of loves, the most complete of loves, the most helpless and self-surrendering of all loves, a slave's love.	10
12	331	And, too, even in the iron belt, she had begun to sense what might be the nature of a slave's passion.	10
12	343	To be sure, already on Gor, perhaps because of the air, or the water, or the simple, decent, nourishing food, or perhaps, primarily, because of the simple differences in this world, so fresh, natural and innocent, the immersion in a different culture, so very different from her own, with its differe...	10
13	127	What if the work-master should come to the roof and find your work not even begun! How soon do you think you would come again to the roof? Or perhaps any of us? Perhaps you would enjoy being tied to the high ring and having your pretty little hide lashed? And the rest of us might be lashed as well, ...	10
13	279	It might have snared even a man, so neatly and quickly it was slipped on its quarry, before he could thrust it from his straight, muscular, linear body, but, positioned as it was on Nelsa, a woman, nicely centered, between the flare of her hips and the swelling of her bosom, she could not even have ...	10
15	220	She had begun to sense how men might now view her, as a slave.	10
15	371	"Is it not a way, simply, for me to confess that I am a sexual creature, that I have sexual needs, and," and here Ellen put down her head, and lowered her voice, "—and that I desire sexual experience?" "You have not yet begun to understand your sexuality," he said.	10
15	800	Almost instantly you have begun to move as a slave girl.	10
16	242	"Keep position," he said, for she had begun to lift her hands from her thighs.	10
16	1104	I suspect that I have only begun to sense them.	10
17	777	Please complete what you have begun with me, Master.	10
17	824	After a few minutes the rain stopped, rather suddenly, as it had begun, and water dripped from awnings, and trickled through cracks in the paving stones of the market square, and the sun again blazed down, as before, yellow, hot, indifferent, merciless.	10
17	1096	There were more than three hundred such steps, or rungs, after she had begun to count.	10
18	295	More embarrassingly Ellen, despite her initial dismay, her resentment, and distress, at Portus's first use of her there, had gradually, in the vicinity of this object, and in certain other places where men had put her to their purposes, begun to be disturbed by slave heat rising within her.	10
18	299	"No, no!" she wept, but she had then begun to enjoy her uses.	10
19	565	In a moment the tarn had leapt from the platform, spread its wings, soared for a brief moment, swooping downward, and had then, with a sudden snapping of those mighty wings, begun to fly.	10
20	286	Were they loosed to be retrieved by allies? As these thoughts raced through Ellen's head she noted, approaching from her present left, what would have been the right before her tarns had begun, leaderless, to veer about, and circle, a storm of wings, perhaps as many as thirty tarns.	10
20	440	But his action had begun an alignment, a pull in a particular direction.	10
24	378	The other girl had scarcely begun to dance.	10
26	1744	"It has begun," he said.	10
27	2417	Had he been aware before, she wondered, of the latent passion in women, waiting to be called forth by the summons of masters? Had he even, until then, begun to comprehend the joy of living on a natural world, one too wise to take false steps, one unspoiled by millennia of madness, a world on which m...	10
28	98	I am a slave! We had begun to move generally southeastward, across the grasslands.	10
29	70	Indeed, some of her earlier feelings of ambiguity pertaining to Selius Arconious had begun to reassert themselves.	10

Book 28. (20 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	590	She turned about and looked wildly at the unconscious male, who had just begun to stir, perhaps aroused by her actions and cries, which might have seemed far off to him, and at the blonde female.	10
5	374	"Have you already begun to do so?" inquired Cabot.	10
18	140	Then, after some ten Ehn, the discharge of moisture ceased, as suddenly as it had begun.	10
21	166	The vanquished Kur female had struggled to her feet, and begun to hobble from the sand.	10
22	76	Effusions of desire, of readiness, of desires to please, in this so unnatural, and yet so natural, a place, had begun to afflict her with intimations of submission and ecstasy.	10
22	93	Already, you see, she had begun to suspect, and well, what it might be, to be a woman, and a slave.	10
23	119	"You have begun strange things in me.	10
23	152	"You have begun something in me! I do not understand it! I have never had feelings like this! I am in misery!" "You are aroused," said Cabot.	10
29	249	Cabot wondered if, overhead, the revolution had begun.	10
32	9	"News," said Cabot, "is that the revolution is imminent, and may have begun.	10
34	23	"The revolution has begun?" asked Cabot.	10
35	121	"It has begun," said Grendel.	10
36	227	Surely she had begun to sense what it might be, to be a man's slave.	10
36	246	Perhaps she had begun to sense the stirring, the begging, of her secret slave, the need of a woman to be such, her master's beast, his animal, on his chain, licking and kissing, hoping to please.	10
42	10	"The killing has begun," said Cabot.	10
49	21	It is in its way a single-minded beast and will follow a trail on which it has begun even through the midst of similar or different, even more desirable, prey animals.	10
50	36	But, now, even well away from the slave ring, when he returns from his labors and she welcomes him, kneeling, looking up at him, to his domicile, when she serves his supper or wine, when he observes her polishing his leather, when he orders her to light the lamp of love, has there not been something...	10
64	9	Some ten days after her escape and recovery, and six days after it had begun, the Lady Bina's fever broke.	10
76	36	He then closed the gate, built a fire, the first since their journey had begun, and prepared food.	10
77	63	Only that!" "And most seriously," said Cabot, "and as you have acknowledged, you did something preposterously foolish, something incomprehensibly stupid, the seriousness of which I doubt you understood, something the gravity of which you, unfamiliar with your collar, no more than an ignorant, naive ...	10

Book 29. (23 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	263	It had begun now to come about, its bow moving, turning, toward the horizon.	10
5	911	"The camp of Myron had been overrun, but Cosian regulars, abetted by Tyrian contingents, and some allies, had regrouped and, well disciplined, and orderly, in their squares, had already begun the withdrawal northwest to Torcodino, and would from there march to the great port of Brundisium, where wou...	10
7	326	You have not yet begun to learn yourself.	10
8	60	When he had begun his exercises I had come forward to the point where I might sit, and watch.	10
9	245	"It has just begun".	10
9	336	I think Pertinax had begun to sense how a woman might be viewed, particularly one in such a tunic.	10
9	342	Perhaps only now has my education begun".	10
10	546	I think she had then begun to suspect deeper meanings of her sex than she had been aware of on Earth.	10
11	28	Yet I feared she had not even, as yet, begun to learn.	10
11	93	But her bondage journey had begun.	10
19	227	In a few Ehn I gave a signal and, one by one, so that they would be immediately visible within the stable I had the lighting of six fires begun, lit at intervals of twenty Ihn, these fires to ring the threshold of the stable.	10
22	352	"You could have had your throat cut, and been thrust from the saddle to the forests below, shortly after the flight had begun, as soon as it became clear there was no obvious pursuit.	10
22	510	There seemed little point now in denying her garmenture, as she had, by now, presumably, been properly instructed as to the nonacceptability of her former attitudes and behaviors, now that she had learned the lessons of the stable, now that she had begun to understand what it was to have a collar on...	10
22	511	Her kajira journey had been well begun.	10
23	159	She had begun to learn Gor.	10
28	2	The rain which had intruded itself lightly, intermittently, then more heavily, briefly, for some Ehn, when I had been aflight, responding to what had turned out to be the summons of Seremides, had been little more than a harbinger of storms which had begun in earnest some two days later.	10
28	76	At dawn the march had begun, as much on Gor begins with the first light.	10
30	127	He had returned destitute to Port Kar, and had fed off garbage in the canals, and, on a pittance provided for him by the shipwrights, despised and derided, had begun to frequent the taverns of the city.	10
30	130	I had now begun to suspect that someone, or something, sometime, somewhere, had paused to listen, and carefully, thoughtfully, to the ravings of the demented shipwright, and that that someone, or something, had had plenteous resources at its disposal.	10
37	61	Soundings had been taken, months ago, before construction had begun, to determine that the Alexandra would be navigable, as charts claimed, to Thassa herself.	10
38	37	Indeed, many a slave, with an envied private master, had begun her bondage, fresh from the block, in the taverns, no more than another belled slave, summonable to the whips and chains of an alcove, her use accompanying, if one wished, the price of the drink she brings to the table.	10
38	113	"They have begun to burn the camp," I said.	10
38	672	She, caught in the slow current, had begun her journey down the Alexandra.	10

Book 30. (30 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	196	As the line had begun to constrict and hold, bodies, ours and theirs, had begun to encumber the immediate field.	10
1	241	"The fires have begun to burn in her belly," said the taverner.	10
1	244	I suspected that the fires had, indeed, begun to burn in her belly.	10
1	461	I recalled that the taverner had said that fires had begun to burn in her belly.	10
3	235	What had been begun by the Delta Brigade, that hated, secret band of subversives, the resistance, implacable to the occupation, came openly alive and flaming with the sudden reappearance of Marlenus of Ar, Ubar of Ubars.	10
3	514	I could not have begun to match strength, nor try force, with her.	10
3	811	The catastrophes in Ar had begun some days ago, hundreds of fugitives from Ar had scattered from the city, presumably most to seek the coast, and eventual security in the islands; and the six women in the camp might well have been from Ar, perhaps proscribed women, begging passage from Ar, even at t...	10
3	1077	I struggled to put such thoughts from my head, but then I screamed in misery, for the pain had begun.	10
3	1489	"But you have begun to sense what it might be to feel them?" I asked.	10
4	140	"Now, it seems," he said, "she has begun to fear radical changes in her very being, changes she is not capable of resisting, changes such that a free woman may be replaced by a slave".	10
4	142	"To her consternation and terror," said Lord Nishida, "it seems that she has begun to sense what it might be to have slave fires in her belly".	10
4	150	That battle, of course, once the fires have begun, cannot be won.	10
8	40	Aëtius, his confidante and loyal apprentice, in whose management was the day-to-day handling of the ship, dared to countermand his orders, this with the support of Lords Nishida and Okimoto, and the counsel of Tarl Cabot, admiral in Port Kar, member of the council of captains, and the war with ic...	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	436	Already, I suspected, she had begun to hope, forlornly, that I might be pleased to attend to her, as one who, in his lenience or indulgence, might attend to a slave.	10
9	455	It was the fall of night that saved the few of us, no more than seven hundred, not even that, from the thousands with which we had begun.	10
12	39	After the first few days I was no longer bothered by the high watch, and, given a decency of weather, had begun to enjoy it.	10
13	40	Men on ropes, in shifts, for days now, had scraped and tore away the tendrils which had begun to clutch at the hull, and sought to climb it, as Tur-Pah the Tur tree.	10
19	58	She has begun to suspect what it might be, to be a slave.	10
19	140	Later, a light rain had begun to fall, for the first time in several days.	10
22	218	The original ambush in the defile had begun with a rain of arrow fire, which had taken a heavy toll on our fellows, Pani and otherwise.	10
24	294	Had she had true power in Ar, had she been a true Ubara, and not a puppet of the occupation, her word might have created and destroyed fortunes, humbled generals and exalted common armsmen; armies might have been marched at her word, and tarn cavalries launched, wars begun and wars ended, but she ha...	10
28	191	She could not have begun to free herself.	10
30	80	"Somewhere it must have begun," said Tyrtaios, "and from somewhere been monitored and directed".	10
32	8	Already the Pani with their vessels of oil, and their torches, had begun the descent of the wharf trail.	10
33	34	He had later had her bound, hand and foot, it had been done by the taverner's man, and it was thus that she had begun to hear the story, as a helpless, kneeling, nude slave, her wrists bound behind her, her ankles crossed and fastened together.	10
33	162	Already, I had understood, from the proprietor, she had begun to feel slave fires in her belly.	10
33	170	Yes, it was clear that the slave fires had begun to burn in the belly of the fair slave before me.	10
34	228	Her slave fires, which had begun periodically to roar apace, made her now more a slave than she had ever been.	10
36	80	Too, it seems that Lord Okimoto himself had begun, days before, to suspect him, as well".	10

Book 31. (17 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	1303	You are a free woman, and here, on this world, as I had not on Earth, I have begun to sense what that might be, its unchallenged force, and pride, and power, and here I am a slave, only that, and here, naked on an auction block, being sold, I have begun to sense what that might be.	10
8	421	Too, I had begun to suspect what I might become, and was willing to become, and wanted to become, in their arms, a slave.	10
8	702	The bar had begun its sounding.	10
8	1129	Too, although I had begun to sense, to my apprehension and excitement, what might be the whimperings and moanings of an aroused belly, natural to a slave, it seemed reasonably clear to me that I was not yet the helpless victim of what the instructresses had referred to as "slave fires".	10
8	1284	We had soon begun to treat her with respect, even awe.	10
15	347	I could not have begun to utter a sound.	10
28	45	"I have not even begun to rinse the floor, Mistress," I said.	10
28	55	"Have slave fires begun to burn in your belly?" she asked.	10
30	39	"Your slave fires," he said, "have begun to burn".	10
32	55	Noises, clearly Kur noises, though with a sense of having been artificially produced, had begun to emanate from the machine.	10
35	350	"Do not tell me that the little barbarian's slave fires have begun to burn," he said.	10
37	41	"That means, I believe, that things have begun.	10
46	78	Even I was uncomfortable, though my slave fires had not yet begun to rage in the manner of several of my chain sisters.	10
48	353	We must move before the snows!" "The snows have begun," said Timarchos.	10
52	583	Once things have begun, as I think they have with you, they will take their course, as much as hunger or thirst".	10
52	616	"Your slave fires have begun to burn, have they not?" he asked.	10
52	618	"You have begun to sense what might be done with you, what you might become?" he said.	10

Book 32. (15 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	Too, given their stripping and binding, they had doubtless begun to sense something of their new condition, and something of the life which would now be theirs.	10
4	124	The auctioneer had begun taking bids on the barbarian.	10
7	218	I had sometimes begun to sense how one's needs might sometimes be much upon us.	10
8	499	The cofifie had now begun to move toward the nearest of the two small ships.	10
11	180	What slave does not long for her master? And what man does not long for his slave? I had begun to sense, frequently now, stirrings in my belly, discomforts which I feared might grow intolerable and insupportable.	10
41	111	I had not even raised my head, so terrified I had been, when the beast had been withdrawn, and had begun to feed, and I had lost consciousness.	10
42	144	How could I forget that? And she was not even a man! But I reminded myself that I, even had I wished to be so, could not have begun to be a match for her.	10
44	7	The leaves of the Tur trees had begun to turn.	10
47	6	I had anticipated difficulty in picking up the foolish slave's trail, which might have begun anywhere, but, eventually, from stirred leaves, a dislodged stone, a broken twig, a bent branch, such things, I had expected to be able to do so.	10
50	14	There I had begun to sense the ecstasy, and the terror, and the helplessness, of one in whom slave fires had been ignited.	10
50	15	Then, after my recapture, in the arms of my captor, for whose touch I had longed even as long ago as my former world, when I had seen him but once before my acquisition, these fires had begun, perhaps to his amusement, to blaze in such a way that I found myself their prisoner and victim Doubtless th...	10
50	47	"When the banner is lowered, the moorings will be cast, and the voyage begun".	10
52	512	"The voyage is begun," said my captor.	10
52	520	"The voyage is begun".	10
53	69	The game has begun.	10

Book 33. (13 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	82	"It has begun again," I said.	10
6	176	Too, understandably, peasants, uncertain of the war's outcome, and in danger of starvation themselves, had begun to horde and conceal food.	10
9	123	Thus had the siege begun.	10
10	39	Several days ago we had begun to disrupt the supply lines of the enemy, striking at supply trains, frightening away draymen, dealing with guards, overturning and burning wagons, seizing stores, and discarding what we could not carry.	10
10	59	Of late, the supply wagons had begun to enter upon the roads only after the descent of Tor-tu-Gor.	10
21	89	The game, if it were a game, had begun.	10
25	226	Similarly, she might be reasonably assured that the Ashigaru on the platform would have made certain that her precarious journey would be well begun.	10
30	45	After the fourth day we had begun to move east, and had thought to then parallel the northern road.	10
44	166	"The attack has begun," said Tajima, peering through the glass of the Builders.	10
58	68	In the morning, following some residue of the previous evening's meal, sumptuous compared to the miserable fare of the chamber of the Kurii, we had begun our search, the object of which was to rejoin Nodachi and locate the trophy room in which, we hoped, might be found weapons.	10
61	154	What had begun as an unopposed march to claim an uncontested and inexpensive victory had suddenly, within an Ahn or so, turned into an apparently desperate situation, sustaining a possible siege without the benefit of suitable defenseworks against a foe which might be present in overwhelming numbers...	10
61	740	When an accident befell him in the Voltai and he was thought dead, the conspirators recruited you and the dark work was begun.	10
61	741	Later, Marlenus, whose accident had temporarily produced a loss of memory, returned to the city, recovered his memory, and the restoration was begun".	10

Book 34. (11 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	188	You will have begun to learn your collar.	10
20	144	The Lady Bina had begun to stroll north on Emerald.	10
20	146	As soon as she had begun to move, it had emerged from the doorway, quickly, lightly for so mighty a bulk, crouched down, bent over, looking about, alertly, from one side to the other, eyes bright, its knuckles on the paving stones, following her, a bit behind and to the left.	10
30	224	"Master has not yet fed or begun to feed".	10
30	254	"And Master has begun to feed".	10
33	736	A bar had begun to ring, and the ringing was taken up by others, elsewhere in the city.	10
44	1	A light rain had begun to fall.	10
51	340	How I loved my collar! Only after my collaring had I begun to live.	10
52	117	I had already begun my campaign to interest and arouse Drusus Andronicus.	10
57	238	I saw the reeling Kur, no longer howling, enter the festive structure, look about, and then leap up, seizing the latticework of the bower, and then falling back to the ground amidst a confetti of flat, narrow boards that could not have begun to hold his weight.	10
63	141	Major roads, such as the Viktel Aria, are begun as deep, wide trenches, several feet deep.	10

Book 35. (9 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	234	Our training had begun.	10
7	116	Slave fires had begun to burn in my belly.	10
8	412	He had been one of the men in the hall, while the slaves were on all fours, waiting to be herded into the street outside the house, to protect them from the possible spread of a fire which had begun on the docks.	10
11	555	"You have not begun to be attractive," he said.	10
15	169	Tharlarion races in Venna were underway, Centius of Cos, guaranteed safe conduct, had won the kaissa garland in the Argentum competitions; an attempt to elevate and standardize cargo fees on the Vosk had failed; the migration of four-gilled parsit fish had begun; Rencers had raised the shelter price...	10
18	37	I had learned the whip early in this world, even before my serious training had begun.	10
36	54	His sword had won him a crew and ship, and thus it had begun.	10
40	133	I recalled that Florian had removed me from the observation chamber before the crucial portion of Dorna's interrogation had begun.	10
43	259	Twice I heard Seremides call, "Pause, wait, be ready, lads, now, now stroke," when, I suppose, the rhythm of the oars had begun to lapse from some desiderated regularity.	10

Book 36. (6 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
32	62	Well before the signal arrow had begun its descent, Thurnock had set a fresh arrow to his string and no sooner had the missile begun its descent than one of the corsairs, one in a crested helmet, knelt in the road, perhaps unclear as to what had occurred, and then collapsed.	10
36	132	On the other hand, of late, recruitment has begun again.	10
36	207	"Think back," I said, "long before the fair, something alluded to, perhaps in passing, say, in The House of the Golden Urt, over cups, a remark overheard, a sentence begun and then, obviously, not finished".	10
42	104	I had little doubt that, by now, corsairs had begun to climb from the ditch.	10
51	124	The two enemy ships, given the sudden appearance of the hith, coiling about their fellow, had held up like frightened animals, and had then, frenziedly, and awkwardly, out of rhythm, begun to back oar.	10
59	278	About us the crowd had begun to dissipate, men wending about, in one direction or another, but farther down to our left, we could still see clusters of people, some sort of roiling crowd.	10