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Book 1. (18 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	43	I was not frightened, being confident that walking steadily in any given direction would be sure to bring me to one highway or another, or some stream or another, and that it would be impossible to become lost, or at least for long.	10
1	145	Carry on your person the ring of red metal, and bring me, if you would, a handful of our green earth.	10
4	178	You are going to steal the Home Stone of Ar and bring it to Ko-ro-ba".	10
6	45	I couldn't afford to carry the extra weight, but neither could I bring myself to cut the ladder free and send the girl hurtling to her death.	10
6	207	"I was trying to bring the tarn back to Ar," said the girl.	10
10	34	"Her sale price would not bring half the hiring price of a sword such as that of Kazrak of Port Kar".	10
11	53	To my surprise, most of the girls seemed excited by their sale and displayed their charms with brazen gusto, each seeming to compete with the one before to bring a higher price.	10
11	54	It was, of course, far more desirable to bring a high price, thereby guaranteeing that one's master would be well-fixed.	10
13	7	I took the tarn high, to bring a circle of some two hundred pasangs or so under my view.	10
14	43	"By what right," I challenged, "is it the sword of Marlenus that must bring justice to Gor?" "You do not understand," said Marlenus.	10
14	53	"But," I asked, "what of the dream of Ar, that dream of which you spoke, that dream that you believed it right to bring about?" "Yes?" said Marlenus.	10
14	56	"And yet," I said, "your sword has not yet found the strength to bring it into being".	10
16	55	Also, Pa-Kur was not so much a fool as to bring the tributary Home Stones to his camp and risk disuniting his horde before the siege was completed.	10
16	155	Indeed, I was momentarily overwhelmed with the cunning of Pa-Kur and rejoiced that I had followed something of Kazrak's counsels of patience and caution, that I had not disclosed my identity, that I had not attempted to cut my way to her side and bring her out by the blade of the sword.	10
17	11	I considered attempting the destruction of Pa-Kur, but this would not only be unlikely of success but would bring me no nearer my goal of rescuing Talena.	10
18	64	I had managed to bring down the tarn wire of Ar; I had learned that Marlenus still lived and held a portion of the Central Cylinder, and I had found out when and where the execution of Talena was supposed to take place.	10
18	70	When I came to one, I would bring the tarn lower.	10
19	91	"If it is the will of the Priest-Kings," I said, "to bring about the death of an innocent girl, then I challenge their will".	10

Book 2. (19 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	97	Suddenly he howled like a tortured dog, and what happened then I cannot bring myself to describe in detail.	10
7	92	"I would bring you no pleasure," she said bitterly.	10
9	104	"Bring me food and drink," I said.	10
11	90	"Bring in Ost!" ordered the Tatrix.	10
13	105	Once, twice, he charged, but pulled up short, seeing if he could bring me forward, off balance to meet the charge.	10
15	132	"Remove the mask," I suggested, "in order that I may better judge what you will bring on the Street of Brands".	10
15	134	"I think the mask alone," I said, "might bring the price of a good shield and spear".	10
15	140	"You see," she said, in mock despair, "I will not bring much in this poor garment".	10
15	143	"You will bring more without it," I added.	10
15	192	"And you ask for your freedom!" "I will pay you a thousand times what I would bring on the block at Ar," she pleaded.	10
15	193	"A thousand times what you would bring on the block at Ar," I said harshly, "would not satisfy my vengeance—only you on the block at Ar".	10
16	9	As I passed over the pillar, a warrior removed his helmet, and signaled for me to bring the tarn down.	10
16	17	"Four-strap!" I cried to the bird, to bring it down on the pillar.	10
19	55	Cell after cell was emptied of its wretched chained occupants, only to be refilled with shackled guardsmen and Whip Slaves, men who knew that the least sign of resistance would bring only a swift and bloody death.	10
19	156	Yes, I knew that the power of the Priest-Kings—rumored even to extend to the control of gravity—could lay waste cities, scatter populations, separate friends, tear lovers from one another's arms, bring hideous death to whomsoever it might choose.	10
22	206	"Bring her the clothing of a free woman," I said.	10
24	113	"She will bring a new day to Tharna.	10
24	145	It would be risky business coming close enough to bring talons into play.	10
26	116	And I have wondered sometimes, and the thought awes and frightens me, if my city might not have been destroyed only to bring me to the mountains of the Priest-Kings, for they would surely know that I would come to challenge them, that I would come to the Sardar, that I would climb to the moons of Go...	10

Book 3. (17 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	46	I cried to the girl, "Bring me the laver".	10
14	156	I would learn later, however, that this simple fact was indeed almost incomprehensible to Priest-Kings, and that Misk, though he readily accepted it as a fact in his mind, could not bring himself, so to speak, in the furthest reaches of his heart to acknowledge it as true, for were not both he and S...	10
16	24	"Why not simply bring me here?" I challenged.	10
19	19	I calculated the distance between myself and Sarm and wondered if I could reach him and kill him before he could bring his jaws into play, or those formidable blades on his forelegs.	10
20	41	"Were you instructed to bring me here?" I asked.	10
20	145	"Why did you bring me here?" I demanded.	10
22	87	"We will bring you food and water," volunteered Mul-Ba-Ta.	10
22	96	"Sarm if he finds you are alive will simply bring about your destruction as soon as possible".	10
25	85	I had no wish to remain indefinitely in the passage, nor could I bring myself to abandon the girl.	10
27	150	With a speed that I still find hard to comprehend Sarm rushed upon Misk and after a blurring moment I saw them on their posterior supporting appendages locked together rocking slowly back and forth, trying to bring those great golden, laterally chopping jaws into play.	10
27	239	"Bring me a silver tube," he said.	10
27	279	"We will bring silver tubes," said Sarm.	10
28	35	"They bring not Gur," said Al-Ka, "but water and fungus".	10
29	87	I was dimly aware of the other two ships now turning to bring me within range.	10
29	155	Once I bumped the craft rather severely into the wall of the complex and I could see the explosion of an energy bulb outside through my makeshift port, but I soon managed to bring the ship down safely.	10
29	158	Moreover, if I could bring it to the first Nest complex, Misk would probably destroy it on sight with his own disrupter.	10
34	15	"We do not know," said the Older Tarl, for my father could not bring himself to say the words.	10

Book 4. (27 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	32	Tal, I might say, in greeting, I am Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba; I bring no credentials, no proofs; I come from the Priest-Kings; I would like to have the object which was brought to you from them; they would now like it back; thank you; farewell.	10
6	42	On the Gorean block she would bring a good price.	10
6	93	Elizabeth Cardwell, I decided, would indeed bring a high price.	10
7	45	"Bring the she-slave," he said.	10
7	256	Then to a warrior nearby, he said, "Bring meat".	10
8	37	From these raids the Wagon Peoples obtain a miscellany of goods which they are willing to barter to the Turians, jewels, precious metals, spices, colored table salts, harnesses and saddles for the ponderous tharlarion, furs of small river animals, tools for the field, scholarly scrolls, inks and pap...	10
9	254	"Bring perfumes!" she called to the Feast Steward, and he sent forth a camisk-clad slave who carried a tiny tray of exotic Turian perfumes.	10
10	135	"What do you think she would bring?" asked Kamchak.	10
10	450	The warrior of the Wagon Peoples does not use the short sword, probably because such a weapon could not be optimally used from the saddle of the kaiila; the saber, incidentally, which would be somewhat more effective from kaiilaback, is almost unknown on Gor; its role, I gather, is more than fulfill...	10
11	264	"I do not suppose I shall be fortunate enough to be sold?" "She would probably bring a high price," pointed out Elizabeth, hopefully.	10
11	327	"Bring wine," he said to Elizabeth, who, her mouth filled with meat, went and fetched a small skin of wine and a cup, which she filled for him.	10
12	165	"Bring it!" said Kamchak.	10
13	30	Bring slave bracelets and a whip.	10
13	111	I saw Aphris sneaking to the cage to bring Elizabeth a dipper of water.	10
15	128	Should I chance to see it I might pick it up and bring it back with me".	10
16	314	The matter of the message collar had been a clever way of attempting to gain that end but, because of the shrewdness of Tuchuks, who seldom take anything at its face value, it had failed; they had then attempted to bring me down among the wagons with a Paravaci quiva, but that, too, had failed; I gr...	10
16	329	And then, one day, like the pirates of Port Kar in their long galleys, unannounced, unexpected, Others would cross the seas of space and bring their craft to rest on the shores and sands of Gor.	10
21	55	It is a nerve-wracking business, the negotiation of an enemy city, knowing that discovery might bring torture or sudden death, at best perhaps an impalement by sundown on the city's walls, a warning to any other who might be similarly tempted to transgress the hospitality of a Gorean city.	10
24	65	The city now largely clear of defenders, and closed to the outside, Kamchak could bring his forces to bear on Saphrar's house, that fort within a fort, and on the tower of Ha-Keel, taking them, if necessary, by storm.	10
25	398	"No man," said Elizabeth, "including you, my dear Tarl Cabot, could bring me to such a pass".	10
25	677	I had little doubt that I could bring Miss Cardwell around quickly enough, if she thought me in earnest, for example, by a stroke or two of the slave lash, and would then have her crawling to me, to fearfully kiss the whip, lest she once more feel it, crawling to me aghast, petitioning to kiss that ...	10
26	141	"Bring lamps and torches," said Kamchak.	10
26	299	It was not only that I had failed, that what I had fought for had now vanished, become ashes—not only that the war of Priest-Kings, in which I had played a prominent part, fought long before over such matters, had now become fruitless, meaningless—that my friend Misk's life and its pur...	10
26	367	"Bring a torch," said Kamchak.	10
27	9	Kamchak, as a Tuchuk, could not bring himself to be quite as generous with the city's women, and the five thousand most beautiful girls of Turia were branded and given to the commanders of Hundreds, that they might be distributed to the bravest and fiercest of their warriors; the others were permitt...	10
27	32	"Bring the Home Stone of the city," commanded Kamchak, and the stone, oval and aged, carved with the initial letter of the city, was brought to him.	10
27	115	"And I have seen men look at me," she said, "and I know that I would bring a good price".	10

Book 5. (42 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	174	"Bring paga!" called the paunchy man imperiously, impatiently, to one of the girls, who hastened to obey him.	10
2	311	"But the lash teaches them what is expected of them on the block, and they then present themselves well—and some bring fair prices—in spite of being barbarian".	10
2	346	"I see that I shall have to bring you here often".	10
5	304	"And in that time you have not managed to bring the war to a successful conclusion?" I asked.	10
5	567	"Do you really think I would bring so high a price—Rena?" "Yes, Mistress," said the girl.	10
5	663	"Bring me a pair of sandal thongs," I told her.	10
8	119	"Bring two bowls," I said.	10
10	47	"But such would not be likely to bring a high price," I observed.	10
10	69	"In order that they may bring," added Ho-Tu, looking at Elizabeth, "a higher price".	10
11	179	The girl on the left had her hair cut rather short; the slavers would, in all probability, not permit her to continue to wear her hair in that fashion; her face was delicate, fragile, rather thin and intellectual; her body was thin; I expected her new masters would put some weight on her; her eyes w...	10
11	283	When we wish we bring Earthlings to Gor as our slaves, as was done with you.	10
12	34	The rider was wheeling the bird, trying to bring it under control, and returning to the ring.	10
12	107	I noted that two of the tarns in this race were not of given factions, but were the property of private owners, not associated with the faction corporations; their riders, similarly, were not faction riders; the rider, incidentally, is quite as important as the bird, for an experienced rider often m...	10
13	24	I wondered what it was that would bring him to Glorious Ar.	10
13	30	"How much ransom do you think so great a woman would bring?" asked Nela.	10
15	348	Elizabeth would regularly bring her efforts back to the compartment, and the nights were not infrequent when I longed for the simple fare at the table of Cernus, or perhaps a bowl of Ho-Tu's gruel.	10
16	49	Further, as Ho-Tu pointed out, their sale was not to be until the late summer; thus there was plenty of time to use the sights and scenes of Ar, judiciously mixed with review and practice, diet and rest, to bring them to a height of vitality, interest and excitement before putting them on the block.	10
16	212	Moreover, to bring a new faction into competition is an expensive business, and involves considerable risk to the capital advanced.	10
17	179	"Bring paga!" called the disguised guard, summoning a belled slave girl to him, one carrying a large vessel of paga, that drinks might be dispensed yet once again.	10
17	346	"I will pay," said Ho-Sorl, "the difference between what she will bring as Red Silk and White Silk".	10
17	443	"I wonder what I'll bring," she mused.	10
17	496	"To the Waiting Cells!" Virginia Kent, who had taught classics and ancient history in a college on Earth, leaped to her feet and, barefoot, a slave girl, raced from the room, hurrying to the Waiting Cells, whence at dawn, with others, she would be sent to the Curulean, where, in the evening, she wou...	10
17	779	"Now," she said, "you will find it difficult to bring your Ubar's Scribe into play".	10
18	219	"Besides," said he, "the men of Initiates, did we begin again, would only need bring torches and steel once more".	10
18	377	"I will bring it back," I assured him.	10
18	538	"Do you not wish to see the little beauty presenting herself on the block? I expect she, with the others, will bring much gold to the House of Cernus, which we may then invest in our cause".	10
19	9	It was on the evening of the fourth day of the Love Feast that Cernus decided to bring Elizabeth Cardwell, Virginia Kent and Phyllis Robertson, with his other barbarian slave girls kidnapped from Earth, before the buyers, not only of Ar but of all the cities of known, civilized Gor.	10
19	194	I knew later, perhaps in another city, she would be well presented and would bring a good price.	10
19	200	"Forgive me, Brothers and Sisters of my City, Glorious Ar," he begged, "for I must bring yet more barbarians before you".	10
20	26	"Bring Portus!" called Cernus.	10
20	38	"Bring the Hinrabian!" called Cernus.	10
20	117	"Bring the pot wench," said Cernus to a subordinate and the man, grinning, sped from the room.	10
20	176	"Bring the board and pieces," said Cernus.	10
21	136	"Bring the other helmet!" One of the girls presented Ho-Tu with another helmet.	10
21	170	"If I do," I said, "I think that I shall bring an army with me".	10
22	366	I saw a Taurentian bring Menicius of Port Kar a container, wrapped in silk, which he thrust in his belt.	10
22	379	"Bring me," I said, to the crossbowman, standing at the foot of the perch, "from the belongings of Gladius of Cos, kept in the compound of the Steels, the bola of the Tuchuks, the kaiila rope, the southern quiva".	10
22	390	"Bring me," I said, "the small horn bow of the Tuchuks, the barbed war arrows of the Wagon Peoples".	10
23	35	"He must bring blood! Sura must live!" The slave hurtled down the hall.	10
24	95	"I bring you a girl," had said the man, "who would tie your sandals, who would serve you wine".	10
24	261	After the girls tired of them they would be at liberty to sell them for whatever they might bring.	10
24	333	"I love you, Relius!" "Bring the wine of Free Companionship!" decreed Marlenus.	10

Book 6. (29 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	311	"Bring the paste of rence!" cried the girl.	10
3	314	A woman left the group to bring some rence paste, and two men removed the marsh vine from my neck and ankles.	10
7	199	"Bring me my weapons," I said to her.	10
7	202	"Bring me my weapons," I said.	10
7	204	"And among my weapons," I said, "bring me the great bow, with its arrows".	10
8	110	That the punt might be used to bring men behind attacking rencers was quite improbable; further, had it been used, presumably it would have encountered rencers in their several rence craft and been thereby neutralized or destroyed.	10
8	130	And then I heard one cry out "They are aboard! We are boarded! Fight!" Telima had poled us some thirty yards out into the marsh, and I stood there, arrow to string, in case any should bring another torch.	10
8	137	I whispered to Telima to bring the rence craft in again, and put down my bow, taking out the steel sword.	10
8	270	"Bring me binding fiber," I said.	10
8	402	"And bring him before me," I said.	10
8	554	"Bring the girls at second and third prow," I told them.	10
8	642	"Yes," said Clitus, "though they are rence girls, they would bring a high price".	10
9	109	Further, of course, it is next to impossible to bring large bodies of armed men through the delta of the Vosk, or, under the conditions of the marsh, to supply them or maintain them in a protracted siege.	10
9	276	"I bring paga!" Thurnock took down the beams from the door, and swung it open.	10
10	312	They would bring me, I conjectured, much riches.	10
11	40	"Bring curule chairs!" I ordered the captains.	10
11	188	"We will bring you further reports as soon as they arrive," he said.	10
11	318	"And so," concluded Lysias, "I bring you all amnesty in the name of the Ubar of Port Kar, Henrius Sevarius!" "Henrius Sevarius, the Captain," said Samos, speaking from his curule chair, in the name of the council, "is most kind".	10
11	480	"Then," said one of the captains, "they must intend to bring their fleets against us".	10
13	472	"Bring those who were slaves," I said, "whether injured or not, aboard our ships.	10
15	10	My ten search vessels had managed to bring in five of the seven missing round ships, four of which had been, foolishly, striking out directly for Telnus in Cos.	10
16	241	"Go outside," I told him, "and find a rock, and bring it to me".	10
17	171	I saw the lines of Cos and Tyros shortening, compressing their formations to bring more ships into play at given points.	10
17	202	I had only some twenty-five hundred ships, most of them round ships, to bring against a fleet of prime vessels, some forty-two hundred in strength, each a tarn ship, with fierce ram and shearing blades.	10
18	32	Meanwhile, the starboard oars, under the call of the oar-master, began swinging the vessel about, to bring her stern into the wind.	10
18	128	"Bring a woolen cloak for a young fool," I told a seaman.	10
18	129	"And, too, bring a belt and scabbard".	10
18	612	As one their arrows leaped to the string, as one the great bows bent, and I saw Ho-Hak on the height of the wall bring down his arm with a cry, and I saw, like sheets of oblique rain, the torrent of gull-feathered shafts leap toward the keep.	10
18	814	"Bring cloaks," said Samos, "and let us climb to the height of the keep".	10

Book 7. (49 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	749	If it was now possible, or soon would be possible, to bring a land army easily southward to Ar, once the Vosk was traversed, by the same token, it would be similarly possible for Ar to bring, swiftly, a considerable force of men northward, to the very shore of the Vosk.	10
3	533	"Bring Miss Brinton's anklet".	10
4	43	The men now began to bring, not gently, certain large square boxes from the truck, which they placed near the large, open hatch on the ship.	10
4	98	"Bring salve," he said.	10
4	109	"Bring her handbag," said the large man, calmly.	10
7	19	Two gold pieces is a high price for a raw girl, delivered in Laura, but if the same girl can be brought safely to a large market city, she will probably bring five or more, even if untrained.	10
7	33	It is not always easy to bring a beautiful girl to the market at Ar, where the highest prices are traditionally paid.	10
7	75	Fortunately for Targo he had managed to bring his caravan to the edge of a vast Ka-la-na thicket just before the tarnsmen struck.	10
8	385	On five of these days, in the morning, I was taken with four other girls into Laura, leashed with them, to bring back supplies.	10
8	901	But beyond this I had only the white-silk girl's dim sense of the changes they could bring about in my body, only the vague instinctual sensing, deep in my femaleness, of the fantastic pleasures to which a slave girl may be subjected by her master, pleasures by means of which he may, if it pleases h...	10
9	382	"Bring the slave," said Verna.	10
9	476	But I hated men! I wondered what price my body would bring in a market.	10
9	477	I wondered what price I would bring.	10
10	266	"Do you often bring women to this world as slaves?" I asked.	10
10	279	"We bring many women to this world," he remarked, "because they are beautiful, and it pleases us to make them slaves".	10
11	308	Further, they knew that with their ears pierced, they might bring a somewhat higher price, and thus, perhaps, obtain a somewhat better-fixed master.	10
11	606	She would doubtless bring a high price.	10
11	607	But I thought that I would bring a higher.	10
11	618	I would bring a high price.	10
11	873	As my hands were braceleted before me, and held in place by the binding fiber there, and the loose ends of the binding fiber had been knotted behind my back, by no movement could I bring the back knot within reach.	10
11	1012	They bring us to heel, teach us to obey, and to serve, and deliciously! I wished that I was on Earth again, where slave girls might go free, live luxuriously, pamper themselves, and even, should it please them, command the weak men of Earth.	10
11	1032	I would bring a high price on the block.	10
11	1339	I waited for him to call a guard, to bring the lash.	10
11	1390	I wondered what I would bring on the great block at Ar, when I stood there naked for the buyers, Elinor Brinton, a nude female slave to be auctioned to the highest bidder.	10
11	1392	She had captured me, and sold me for a hundred arrow points! How humiliating, and insulting! I was worth gold! Gold! Perhaps Marlenus, her captor, would choose to put her on the block! Perhaps she would sell for a hundred arrow points! But I would bring gold, much gold! I looked about at the slave f...	10
11	1428	I would humble him, and, using his needs, would bring him to his knees before me, to beg for my pleasures.	10
13	41	"Bring me a tiny stick," said Ute.	10
13	191	"Bring it to the camp!" "Ute!" I pleaded, anguished.	10
13	285	"Bring what food you can," she said.	10
13	424	"Why didn't you bring it back with you?" she asked.	10
13	797	And might not this attitude bring me to his attention more effectively than any other? Then I realized that he, a Gorean male, experienced with women, would see through these pathetic strategies.	10
13	833	"I will bring a higher price if I am sold white silk!" "You mistake me, Lady," said he, courteously, "if you think that I am interested only in gold".	10
13	854	My captor was trying to close with him, to bring him within the range of his own steel, his now-drawn, swift, unadorned blade.	10
13	943	"On the other hand," he said, "if you were indeed his preferred slave, doubtless you would bring a high price in Ar, and would be much bid for by rich gentlemen".	10
13	996	She must know how, too, to do little things, like kiss a man's feet properly, how to bring him, on all fours, in her mouth, the slave whip, and such.	10
15	161	"Bring the pan," said Ute.	10
15	188	How pleased I was to see him bring back yet another girl, bound across his saddle, a new prize.	10
15	415	She would bring a high price on the market.	10
15	747	"Bring the whip," said Rask of Treve.	10
15	908	If she does not wish to prepare a meal, she and her companion may go to the public tables, or, should they wish, order a girl to bring them food from the central kitchens.	10
15	1143	Then I said to myself, of course one wants to be attractive to men! I hate them, but I wish to be attractive to them, that I may annoy them, disturb them, trouble them, torment them, bring them to excruciatingly desire, which I may then leave unfulfilled, rouse them to a madness of passion which I t...	10
15	1156	* * * * "Wine! Bring me wine!" shouted the warrior.	10
15	1251	"Bring whips!" I heard cry.	10
15	1315	"Bring others forward to dance," he said.	10
16	213	It would make it easier to bring her to the northern forests.	10
16	297	I had little doubt but what the magnificent Verna, leader of the panther girls, would bring her comely prize, apparently only another common slave, in a work tunic, successfully to the northern forests.	10
17	307	I had been told there was enough there to bring a hundred men to an excruciating death.	10
17	481	And surely Rask, a captain of Treve, cannot bring the tarn cavalries of Treve to distant Port Kar, for a mere slave girl, and, too, such action would mean long and bloody war.	10
18	32	"Bring her here as slave and choose between us.	10

Book 8. (45 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	184	"Bring him forward," said Samos.	10
2	87	"Bring us in," I said to Thurnock.	10
2	326	"He should bring a high price from a soft rich woman," the girl advised us.	10
2	499	A high price for a male is a silver tarsk, but even a plain wench, of low caste, provided she moves well to the touch of the auctioneer's coiled whip, will bring as much, or more.	10
2	501	Some of such bring a price comparable to that brought by a girl, of average loveliness.	10
2	532	"Bring up from the first hold the two panther girls," said I to a seaman.	10
2	655	We are panther girls!" "Bring candies," said I to a seaman.	10
3	101	They bring high prices.	10
3	144	"And bring bread and bosk, and grapes".	10
3	307	"Bring her to the rack," said the judge.	10
4	349	Now this girl, once Elizabeth Cardwell, of Earth, now a paga slave in Lydius, would bring only fifteen to twenty-five pieces of gold.	10
5	274	Such often bring their captures to a market late, after dark.	10
6	86	"When I release you tomorrow from the hold," I asked, "what garment shall I bring you?" She turned her head to one side.	10
6	175	Unfortunately for Ar, or perhaps fortunately for the maritime powers of Thassa, it is almost impossible to bring a large ship or barge through the Vosk's delta to the sea.	10
6	192	It would have been difficult to bring such a ship this far on the river.	10
6	312	She, in virtue of her influences and associations, could bring me much.	10
6	644	"Do you think, within the Ehn," I asked, "that you could bring me a tarn disk, of gold, of double weight?" "I have no gold!" she cried.	10
6	763	"Perhaps we can bring you back a little panther girl from the forests".	10
7	113	It did not displease me that I should bring his daughter to safety from the forests before him, or that I should have Verna, and her band, prisoner, well trussed in tight binding fiber, waiting for my iron, while he still, unknowingly, sought them where they were not.	10
8	6	I had not wished to bring a large number of men through the forest with me, for they would have been difficult to conceal.	10
8	8	It was my original intention to bring with me merely five, but, when Arn and his men arrived at the camp, I permitted them to join us.	10
9	385	"Bring a whip," said Verna.	10
11	113	Long ago, more than a year ago, when he had first captured Verna on a hunting expedition, prior to her escape and acquisition of Talena, and her return to the forests, he had intended to bring her to Ar in triumph and there, in the great square before Ar's central cylinder, publicly enslave her.	10
11	271	Indeed, a woman who is known to be intelligent and imaginative will bring a much higher price than some duller, but more beautiful, sister in bondage.	10
11	478	"Bring, too, the slaves".	10
12	166	With others but a touch suffices; a gentle touch upon an elbow or arm will bring them expectantly, tearfully, gratefully, to their knees.	10
14	54	It would be a great triumph in Tyros, to bring the great Marlenus, naked, in the chains of a slave, branded, before their council.	10
14	55	Doubtless they would first bring him so through the streets, between jeering throngs, chained to the back of a tharlarion wagon, white-silk maidens of Tyros dancing beside him, casting love blossoms upon him.	10
15	168	"Bring me a switch," she said, imperiously.	10
15	372	In this fashion the trail would be broken and clear and, if anything of value had been discarded in the flight, we might, if we wished, gather it up and, following, bring it with us.	10
15	478	I expected that men would now hesitate to bring up the rear of the march.	10
15	747	In the night it had taken a full Ahn to an Ahn and a half to bring her to the point of yielding.	10
15	760	I wondered what she would bring me on the block.	10
15	907	From my point of view, of course, a girl with a scarred ankle is likely to bring a lower price than a perfect specimen.	10
16	230	I had had my slaves, captured panther girls, bring it along, carrying it in our slave caravan.	10
16	241	"Yes!" "Bring skins," said Vinca, "that we may now disguise this slave as a panther girl".	10
17	151	"Bring water and awaken them".	10
19	43	It would be too easy for them, after a time, to bring me within the range of their steel-leaved crossbows.	10
21	136	"Bring clothing for the Ubar!" cried one of his men, as swiftly as he was released.	10
21	215	"Bring paga and food from the ships!" ordered Marlenus.	10
22	144	Verna had caught Hura yesterday, but she had refused to bring her to the stockade.	10
22	450	If they serve well, however, their customers often bring them a bit of meat or fruit.	10
22	579	He would bring with him as slave Hura and Mira, panther girl leaders, who had sought to accomplish dishonor upon him.	10
22	654	We shall bring them to Port Kar and dispose of them there in the slave markets".	10
22	998	"I am cold! Bring crewmen! Carry me to my cabin!" "Yes, Captain," called Thurnock.	10

Book 9. (24 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	245	"Bring gold and sapphires," said he, "and bring scales".	10
1	652	"Bring me a goblet," I said.	10
1	672	"Bring to me the blade of Port Kar, swift, fit with inhilted jewels".	10
1	675	"And bring me the red meat of bosk".	10
2	26	Too, often, a chief's conversion would bring with it, even without force, those of his people who felt bound to him in loyalty.	10
3	136	"I will bring the money to that place".	10
4	244	"No!" Then she said, "If I am violated, he will not pay the ransom! Too he will bring with him a woman, that determination on this matter be made! Surely you wish my ransom!" "Yes," said the Forkbeard, putting down her ankle, "I do indeed want your ransom, and I shall have it".	10
5	139	That she was clothed would indicate to Thorgard that she was free, and might bring a high ransom.	10
5	239	I knew that Gurt of Kassau, too, would bring his scales.	10
6	92	"Bring the anvil to the branding log!" said the Forkbeard.	10
7	161	A girl with an unmarked back, commonly, will bring a much higher price than a comparable wench, if her back be muchly scarred.	10
8	194	"I will bring high ransom," she said.	10
8	196	"I will bring higher ransom," she said, "if I am adorned".	10
9	116	"I am a free woman!" "Bring the five-strap slave slash," said Ivar Forkbeard to Gunnhild.	10
9	150	"Bring her clothing," said the Forkbeard.	10
10	42	Immersion in the waters of the Ax Glacier country, unprotected, will commonly bring about death by shock, within a matter of Ihn.	10
10	89	In the crowd, too, much in evidence, were brazen bondmaids; they had been brought to the Thing, generally, by captains and Jarls; it is not unusual for men to bring such slaves with them, though they are not permitted near the law courts or the assemblies of deliberation; the voyages to the Thing we...	10
10	569	I speculated that Earth governments, or some of them, were reasonably well aware that their planet must now be the locus of frequent alien slave raids; but why would the alien power not make itself known and openly demand their jewels among the female resources of the planet; the governments would n...	10
13	305	The Forkbeard turned and, facing the entrance of the hall, called out, "Bring forth the female".	10
16	76	In the fest-season of Odin a fine skald is difficult to bring to one's hall.	10
17	157	A sleen may bring a girl in, stumbling and weeping, from pasangs away, driving her, as Kurii take little notice, through their very camp, until she is entered into a herd.	10
18	514	But I was forced to admit that the wench now before us, struggling to free her wrists, now revealed to us, luscious, sensuous, short, squirming, infuriated, was incredibly desirable; we considered her body, her face, her obvious intelligence; she would bring a high price; she would make a delicious ...	10
21	150	"Warrior," said the man who stood with Samos, "I bring the antidote".	10
21	233	"You were a good leader," I said, "to bring your men, some wounded, from high on Thassa's coast to Tyros".	10

Book 10. (49 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	615	How pleased she was! Think of how she, a mere slave, has been instrumental in your fate, how she, a mere slave, has helped to bring low the fearsome Tarl Cabot, she who helped to bring him to his present plight, he helpless in the chains of an outwitted fool".	10
2	24	To the oases caravans bring various goods, for example, rep-cloth, embroidered cloths, silks, rugs, silver, gold, jewelries, mirrors, kailiauk tusk, perfumes, hides, skins, feathers, precious woods, tools, needles, worked leather goods, salt, nuts and spices, jungle birds, prized as pets, weapons, r...	10
2	93	The owners of these cafes, usually, would bring with them a chain of their girls, stripped, as free women in the Tahari districts may not be, purportedly a typical selection of the stock available.	10
2	221	They receive a copper tarsk for each patron they bring through the arched portal of the cafe.	10
2	313	I did not want to bring her to her belly at my feet.	10
3	15	"Bring salt," he said to the judge.	10
5	27	I had made certain I knew, within marketing ranges, the values of the stones, and what, within reason, they would bring in weights of pressed dates.	10
5	67	It was not unusual that a merchant might bring with him a dancing slave to a business meeting.	10
5	87	Like many slaves she would bring her uniqueness, her individuality, her personal character, her special talents and gifts, to her dance, to her bondage.	10
5	257	I will give you, from him, what they bring in pressed date bricks".	10
5	583	"I know, Master," she said, "you will do with me exactly what you please, but I would bring a higher price, surely, if I were sold to a rich man".	10
5	622	Her white skin, in itself, in the Tahari, would bring a good price.	10
5	640	She would bring a high price.	10
5	793	What if she had gone to Earth? I thought of her briefly amidst the hypocrisies and pollutions of Earth, on the pavements, reflected in the shop windows, in miniskirts or tailored suits, seeming a woman and yet in that raging, mechanistic, politically pathological culture, brought about by the organi...	10
7	428	"The message collar," said Ibn Saran, "failed to bring about your death, the termination of your quest for the last egg of Priest-Kings".	10
7	502	"How do you suppose those who bring such women to Gor make their selections?" "How would you make them?" I asked.	10
10	67	This act, perpetrated against the Bakahs at Two Scimitars, a vassal tribe of the Kavars, would doubtless bring full-scale war to the Tahari.	10
10	91	"Bring the pack kaiila into my courtyard," he said, "and display the goods".	10
10	121	"Bring them in," said he to Hassan, and his man.	10
10	142	"Hands on hips! Be insolent! Hands behind back! Hands crossed before you, as though bound! Hands at throat, as though chained to collar, fingers before mouth! Fall to the floor! Kneel! Head down! Head up! Bend backwards! Farther! Roll to the floor, on your side, on your back, right leg high, now fle...	10
10	239	"But to whom do you sell the goods I bring you?" asked Hassan.	10
10	350	"Besides, why should you bring such a slave into the desert with you, a blond-haired, white-skinned, blue-eyed wench?" "Why?" I asked.	10
12	376	"It would be easy," I said, "to bring blood from them in a master's kiss".	10
12	433	Now crawl to the crop, female, and bring it to me—in your teeth".	10
12	676	"They will expect me, soon, to bring you through".	10
13	101	We did not soil the polished floors, nor bring sand within.	10
13	434	It is no wonder they are popular as slaves, and that some bring high prices.	10
14	316	"Bring it," said Hamid to a man.	10
16	89	In the pits there is no light, save that which men bring there.	10
16	169	It was our hope that the men with the paddles could move the raft sufficiently to bring it to a place we could use the poles.	10
17	209	"Bring the lamps to the center of the raft," said T'Zshal.	10
17	302	Bring me the dagger".	10
17	310	"Bring me what I asked for," I said.	10
17	337	In time their hunger would bring them, nosing and nibbling, to its bulk, and the blind feast in the black waters would begin.	10
19	89	Beyond this, though Four Palms lay farther from Klima than Red Rock, its route, it seemed, would bring one sooner out of the dune country than the route to Red Rock, and into the typical Tahari terrain of rock and scrub, where some game might be found, occasional water and possible nomadic groups no...	10
22	33	It seemed not improbable to me that there might be a recognition signal, to be given by the approaching riders in the vicinity of the ship, to be answered by a countersignal, before they would bring the kaiila in.	10
23	279	They will bring a high price in Tor".	10
24	106	Her flesh would bring a high price.	10
24	664	A collar, a chain, a length of cord, slave bracelets, perhaps, such things, what more is required? To be sure, all a girl has to bring to the foot of the couch is her bondage.	10
25	157	"Bring her to me".	10
25	688	"Bring slave perfume," she said to him.	10
25	704	"If I were a bold free woman," she said, "and not a bond girl, I would ask that you bring with you on your return a bottle of wine for your pleasure, that you would enjoy me more".	10
25	708	"I shall return," he said, "and when I do, I shall bring wine".	10
25	711	"And I will bring slave perfume, too," he said, "to souse you with, you stinking little slut of a slave".	10
26	354	"Never! Never!" "Bring a sand glass," I said, "of one Ehn's sand".	10
26	479	See her! Come, witness a girl who has not been fully pleasing!" These cries bring the other girls, with their burdens, and such, to watch the progress through the halls of the girl who is to be punished.	10
26	776	I had no wish to hurt her, in particular, but rather to instruct her, and bring her into line.	10
26	777	The point is not to hurt a slave, but rather to bring out the best in every girl, and to make her the best slave possible.	10
26	949	And then she added, angrily, "And have not you done your part to bring that about?" "The slave was within you," I said.	10

Book 11. (55 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	86	I did not then know how they in their power could wrench out my insides and bring me to my knees before them.	10
3	543	When a girl is bought, of course, it is commonly because the man wants her, she, the female, and is willing to put down his hard-earned money for her and her alone, for she is alone; all she brings from the block is herself; she is a slave; she cannot bring wealth, power, or family connections; she ...	10
3	680	Eta hurried to bring them wine and paga.	10
4	129	The sexuality, qualities and capacities, and skills, of a slave girl, not a free woman, are discussed on Gor with the same openness that men on Earth might bring to the discussion of paintings and music, and that Englishmen of the Nineteenth Century might have brought to the discussion of dogs and h...	10
7	48	This, said to be a plan to bring more arable land under cultivation, is generally viewed as being an opening of this territory to large-scale military passage.	10
7	117	"I will bring a high ransom," she said.	10
7	142	And I, too, in ransom, will bring you much, more even than the dowry you have so boldly taken.	10
7	333	When a girl has been permitted defiance it is then all the sweeter, I gather, to bring her again to her knees before you.	10
7	540	"Bring Lehna a switch," he said.	10
7	604	Bets had been taken on who would bring me as his slave for the night to the ring drawn about the torch, as they had, too, on the other girls.	10
7	665	It requires only the right master to bring out the slave in any woman.	10
8	299	Might I not bring a high price in a market? Too, I had little doubt that if I were so foolish as to attempt escape a second time I would be maimed, if not worse.	10
9	1166	Bran Loort will fetch you and bring you back when it is time.	10
9	1374	"Bring her," said Bran Loort.	10
9	1827	"I bring you the brew of victory".	10
9	1834	In each plan Dina, the slave girl, had been the bauble with which to bring about her will.	10
9	1899	"Please, no!" "Bring a cage," said Thurnus.	10
9	2063	"Bring rope," said Thurnus.	10
9	2145	These things, the wealth of sensations and realities, bring her alive and stir her belly.	10
10	72	I wondered how much I would bring.	10
12	162	"Bring water to the men, Slave Girl," said the soldier.	10
12	335	I, and the other girls, then began to kiss and caress him, to bring him wines and feed him delicacies.	10
12	664	Such girls must be regarded as quite valuable; on the block they commonly bring the highest prices.	10
15	90	Bring them".	10
15	221	I screamed and clutched at him, eyes closed, clawing at him, trying to bring our bodies closer.	10
15	279	"Bring me the whip," she said.	10
15	306	"Do you think I would bring a high price?" she asked.	10
15	358	"And it is dangerous to bring such material to the surface of Gor.	10
18	24	Some patrons bring whips or quirts to the tavern.	10
18	28	Those hair colors tend to bring higher girl-prices.	10
18	29	I thought that I, when my hair was again dark and glossy, would surely be her equal or superior in beauty; and I had little doubt that I could bring a master more pleasure.	10
18	81	Even should she attain her own city, she will be kept there as a slave, for she is then a slave, or, more likely, she will be soon sold out of the city, after having been muchly lashed, that she bring no more shame upon it.	10
19	92	A bystander might simply infer that the girl was new to her collar and did not understand that such a question might bring the whip down upon her.	10
20	112	I had no doubt that such hands would be sure, and would quickly bring a slave to such a pitch of need that she would thrash in his arms, and be beside herself in her eagerness to serve.	10
20	161	Aurelion of Cos would not be pleased if I did not bring customers to the Chatka and Curla.	10
20	218	They are sent forth half naked in their collars to bring back paying customers.	10
20	419	I knelt at his feet only to bring him low.	10
20	535	"Bring chains," said Aurelion.	10
20	595	"Bring a whip," said Aurelion to Strabo.	10
22	283	"Bring chains," he said.	10
24	76	Too, of course, though these things are trivial compared to the emotional transformation wrought by bondage, the slave can always be trimmed, if one wishes, by diet and exercise; or fattened a little, if that is wished, to bring her to more appealing block measurements; be taught that a slatternly a...	10
24	97	"And it is a civic matter, and you have been authorized to apprehend her and bring her before a slave praetor?" Slaves, as animals, lack standing before the law.	10
24	235	"Bring her about," called the man to his helmsmen.	10
26	90	"Do you think," she laughed, as though jesting, "that I would bring a high price?" "Yes, Mistress," I said.	10
26	141	"Bring me my robe," she said.	10
26	401	Bring them".	10
26	469	"Bring wine," said Bosk of Port Kar to me.	10
26	492	"Bring from my belongings the open slave collar there to be found," said Bosk of Port Kar to me.	10
26	680	"Bring a pan, and pour wine into it," said he to me, "and give it to the animal".	10
27	248	"Bring paga!" cried Busebius to the girls, who had drawn back, frightened.	10
27	587	"Bring a whip," he said to one of his men.	10
27	592	"Bring the collar," said Thandar of Ti to one of his men.	10
28	117	I thought she would bring a high price.	10
28	156	Although this does tend to bring in larger early crowds the slavers feel that, often, they do not get on these girls what they might have, had their sale taken place later in the evening, in the heat and press of more determined bidding.	10
29	153	"Bring me wine, Master," I said.	10

Book 12. (37 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	812	She could bring one of them to a position behind her left hip or her right hip, but could not bring either before her body.	10
2	31	"Bring in the girl," he said.	10
2	105	"Bring your spear," said Samos to a guard.	10
2	426	"Men need us in order to bring about a world in which we may be scorned and disregarded".	10
2	439	"Will our blood have been shed," he asked, "to bring about so miniscule an achievement, the contentment of the herd browsing among the dunes of boredom?" "They will have their petty concerns," I said, "which will seem important to them".	10
2	566	"What is it?" He gestured to a guardsman to bring a lamp, for we were far from the light of the bowl of coals now, and of various torches set in the walls.	10
4	211	The correct response, of course, whether the Ubara's Gambit be accepted or declined, is to bring one's own Ubara's Spearman to Ubara Five.	10
4	750	He was told to bring it to us, that we would buy it".	10
6	109	It was unlikely that either of the girls would bring so much on the block.	10
6	278	Bring it".	10
6	632	"In the morning," he said, "they will bring sleen".	10
7	206	I thought she would bring me a tarsk.	10
8	75	"I suppose you would bring something in the neighborhood of a silver tarsk in the market," I said.	10
9	141	"Bring Drusus to me," she said, "if necessary in chains".	10
9	159	"Bring them before me," she said.	10
9	321	"Did you know that girls with auburn hair often bring higher prices on the slave block?" I asked.	10
12	262	It is up to the mate, or husband, if you wish, to bring them good furs.	10
13	212	She speaks to her guests, 'Oh, no, Imnak has forgotten to bring back the meat again.	10
13	216	Only he always forgets to bring the meat home.	10
15	401	'You will bring a good price in the market.	10
15	433	"Is it not true," she laughed, "that all men want a woman who will bring them their slippers in her teeth?" "Sandals," I corrected her.	10
15	505	She must serve him with a perfection which would stun and startle other girls; if she should fail in any way, even in so small a way that the lapse might be overlooked in the case of another wench, or bring perhaps no more than a mild word of reprimand, she is likely to be tied at the slave ring and...	10
15	634	They bring high prices in the markets.	10
15	1129	"I think you would bring a good price in a market".	10
24	92	"Let us not bring the girls with us," I suggested to Imnak.	10
24	94	"We will bring them.	10
26	192	"Thistle," said Poalu, to Audrey, "bring the cooking rack and the water kettle".	10
30	181	I could not bring myself to kill him".	10
31	222	"We have also, where we knew of Kurii groups, sometimes managed to bring in egg-carriers and blood-nursers".	10
32	71	"With this depot we need bring in, in the fierce strike, little more than the hibernated marches".	10
35	59	Not only was dispatch of tactical significance but exposure to the arctic winter could bring a swift death on the summit of the ice island.	10
35	233	I think they did not realize, in the beginning, how many girls they would bring here.	10
35	448	One could always, if one wished, bring in males, but that seems seldom done.	10
35	575	"You would bring a high price," I told her.	10
36	23	"And bring, too, the bravest and best of your hunters, who performed for our cause in this place the best and noblest works of war".	10
38	173	She should not now sell for copper, really; if men knew her, she should now bring silver, perhaps as much as three or four silver tarsks.	10
38	244	"Surely I would bring a high price!" she said.	10

Book 13. (44 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	25	I did not think she would bring a high price.	10
3	69	I thought these might bring him out of hiding, with the Tahari ring, if I could not locate him by means of the blond Earth girl who had been purchased by Ulafi, captain of the Palms of Schendi, merchant, too, of that city.	10
4	660	"Bring an ankle rack," said Ulafi to one of the guardsmen.	10
4	675	"Bring the scimitar of discipline," said Ulafi.	10
4	709	"Then bring her to the shop of the metal worker.	10
4	711	Bring, too, a pole and cage to the shop".	10
6	599	"If you want to sell them, bring them to the market of Kovu," called one of them, an ugly fellow, his right cheek disfigured by a long scar.	10
6	661	What woman can begin to understand men, who has not been owned by one? "Bring in the slaves," said the physician.	10
11	137	"When you come," said he, "bring your whip".	10
11	287	"Bring me the notes".	10
12	38	"I will bring with me, when I return, of course," I said, "the false ring, that it may be borne to the Sardar".	10
12	159	Bring the notes and the false ring.	10
12	176	"My dear," asked Shaba, of the dark-haired girl, "would you bring us paga?" She stiffened.	10
12	181	"I will bring the paga," she said.	10
12	336	"For your pleasure," she said, "I bring you paga and a slave".	10
12	603	"Bring with you," said Shaba, "the false ring and the notes".	10
12	604	"And you," I said, "do not neglect to bring the genuine ring with you".	10
12	670	"Tomorrow," I said, "I shall bring the false ring and the notes".	10
13	49	"Bring the new paga slave to the floor," he said.	10
13	171	"But Master has chosen me to bring him paga".	10
13	185	She could not bring herself to enter, through the red curtains.	10
14	481	"Could you truly bring yourself to put me beneath your heavy and uncompromising will?" she asked.	10
17	40	You, in the guise of an ambassador of Teletus, will bring forward gifts for his viewing.	10
18	48	But it was difficult to know what the mists of the morning would bring.	10
18	56	It is difficult to know what the mists of the morning may bring.	10
18	153	"I bring you greetings from the merchant council of Teletus, that council sovereign in that free island.	10
19	131	"Bring him near," he said.	10
20	130	Such a blow is usually given with a thrust of the butt of a spear, generally in the crowding of close combat when you cannot bring the weapon about.	10
23	292	After a time, when it seemed quiet, I said, "Bring the first man on the chain forward".	10
23	314	"Take shovels and bring the raft," I said.	10
24	111	Indeed, I had no doubt but what Bila Huruma would design a sober and judicious course, gentle, if necessary, harsh, if necessary, to bring about those ends which he might seek.	10
26	60	"And we might, of course, if need be," I said, "bring the canoe about".	10
27	123	"I wonder what you would bring in trade," he mused.	10
28	2	"Bring the canoe to the right".	10
32	28	"Bring up the supplies," said Kisu.	10
32	474	Kur slavers tended to bring such women to Gor.	10
32	1005	I suspect that the dream, in the beautiful allegory of its symbolism, was conveying to you not mysterious truths of other realities but concealed truths of your own reality, truths which your conscious mind, because of its training, could not bring itself to recognize with candor".	10
33	144	Dancers bring high prices on Gor.	10
34	77	"I do not think I could stand to bring a lower price than Tende or Alice," she said.	10
45	50	Such women bring high prices.	10
48	154	A master, on the other hand, can bring the slave to tears, easily, if he wishes, and by them assist in her discipline and control.	10
53	40	"It can bring wealth and power," I said.	10
53	118	"I took the ring," he said, "not only to facilitate my journey, but that you, or another, would follow, that there would be someone who could bring my maps and notes back to civilization".	10
53	166	"No other motivation could bring him to this place," I said, "other than to kill for the ring.	10

Book 14. (32 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	487	'It is a pity that you are so stupid,' he said, 'else you might bring a higher price.	10
1	1046	The only thing that occurred to me was so horrifying and fantastic that I could not even bring myself to consider it as a possibility, let alone mention it to the terrified girl.	10
2	238	"She is to be shipped to another world, one called Gor," he said, "where she will be branded as what she is, a slave, and then sold on the open market for whatever she will bring".	10
4	275	It should not be difficult, with power in the hands of women, presumably an inevitable eventuality in your type of democracy, to bring about the success of these programs".	10
7	75	Doubtless there is much on Gor to be deplored, but I cannot bring myself to deplore it.	10
7	83	Doubtless there is much on Gor to be deplored, but I cannot bring myself to deplore it.	10
7	84	I cannot bring myself, truly, to deplore the exuberance, the joy, the vigor and freedom that is Gor.	10
7	421	It is one thing to understand clearly what is the case with one's slave and then, as one pleases, to satisfy or not satisfy the girl, using her needs to bring her more deeply and powerfully under your control as an abject slave, and quite another not even to know what is going on in her pretty head ...	10
7	516	Surely not all areas need be explored equally, especially if unguarded researches might, if published, bring ruin upon one's career.	10
9	70	"I have wondered what price I might bring".	10
9	73	"I would bring a higher price," said the first.	10
11	420	Cruelty on Gor, though it exists, is usually purposeful, as in attempting to bring, through discipline and privation, a young man to manhood, or in teaching a female that she is a slave.	10
12	138	"Let him draw an oar!" "Bring forth the next slave for sale!" called yet another.	10
12	342	These usually bring higher prices, on the whole, than female pleasure slaves.	10
12	363	For example, a captured, enslaved Ubara would commonly bring a very handsome price.	10
12	387	"Bring on another slave!" called a woman.	10
12	388	"Bring on another slave!" called yet another.	10
12	395	"Bring on a new slave!" called a woman.	10
13	384	Would you bring me water from the fountain, please?" "You must pay me," I said.	10
13	874	"Bring the tharlarion, Jason," said the Lady Florence.	10
18	279	Not unoften he would bring one of them to my stall at night, where I was chained, and chain her by the neck, beside me in the straw.	10
19	132	"Tie and leash her, and bring her to the wagon," he said.	10
19	171	"I bring you another, a replacement," he said, indicating a prone figure, in a slave sack.	10
19	228	"Bring a stable collar," said Kenneth.	10
19	281	"Bring heavy shears," said Kenneth to Barus.	10
20	103	"Bring him then forth!" cried Kenneth.	10
21	53	"Bring water," he said.	10
21	380	"I bring you drink, Master," she said.	10
22	192	"Is it your intention to bring about my total ruin?" asked the Lady Melpomene.	10
22	202	"Would you rather this be done on the platform of public shame in the great square of Vonda, where you might bring shame upon the Home Stone?" inquired the prefect.	10
22	236	"Bring a slave whip!" cried the Lady Florence, leaping to her feet.	10
22	340	"Pamela," said the Lady Florence, "bring dancing silks for our slave".	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	887	"What do you think you would bring?" "Bring?" "On the sales block".	10

Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	383	"We did not bring the box here to bring something to the apartment," said the man, "but to take something from it".	10

Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	829	I would then, later, bring the Ubar's Builder to Ubar's Scribe One, to bring pressure to bear on the Ubar's Scribe's file.	10

Book 22. (4 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	539	Doubtless there were men here, too, if not as on Earth, men who might be fretful, petty and weak, men the very sight and smell of which I might find offensive, men whose appearance and least touch I might find literally sickening, men I might find unutterably disgusting, men who were unclean, who we...	10
10	708	Even to strangers he would bring a hundred times what you would bring in the market".	10
11	481	"Bring her forth! Bring her forth!" they cried.	10
26	168	"Bring your men, and do not neglect, too, to bring the wagon, with the coins!" "We are coming," called Aulus.	10

Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	523	"The bridges will drop and you will think an avalanche of iron has spilled upon you! How shall you meet it? Let it spill on your heads? Clever fellows! Bring poles! Bring stones! You, fetch grapnels and ropes.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	942	Of what dreadful value are such skills? Of what value, really, is it to be able to bring down a running man with the great bow at two hundred yards, to throw the quiva into a two-hort circle at twenty paces, to wield a sword with an agility others might bring to the handling of a knife? Of what use ...	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	278	"I doubt that you would bring gold off the block," I said, "but I think you would bring silver".	10
12	69	Some slaves, high slaves, may have sandals, even slippers, set with precious stones, but a free woman is likely to order them to remove such presumptuous footwear in their presence, and sometimes to bring them to them, dangling from their mouths, humbly, head down, on all fours, rather as a pet slee...	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	966	You are held to the wall, and you cannot even bring your hands together before your body or bring your legs together.	10

Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	193	"What ransom might you bring?" "He will bring none," said he whom I had taken for the innkeeper, indicating Tajima.	10