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Book 1. (8 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	260	The most common tarn, however, is greenish brown.	10
4	123	One in particular I remembered, young, her body like a cheetah, her black hair wild on her brown shoulders, the bangles on her ankles, their sound in the curtained alcove.	10
4	143	In the center of the amphitheater was a throne of office, and on this throne, in his robe of state—a plain brown garment, the humblest cloth in the hall—sat my father, Administrator of Ko-ro-ba, once Ubar, War Chieftain of the city.	10
6	135	Almost too rapid to be visible, a long brown lash of a tongue darted from its mouth and curled around the slender, helpless figure of the girl.	10
6	140	I rushed between its mouth and the girl, and with a swift downward slash of my blade severed that foul brown tongue.	10
6	141	A shattering squeal of pain rent the heavy air of the swamp forest, and the tharlarion actually reared on its hind legs and spun about in pain, sucking the brown stump of its tongue back into its mouth with an ugly popping noise.	10
12	87	The tarn, a brown tarn with a black crest like most wild tarns, streaked for that vague, distant smudge I knew marked the escarpments of some mountain wilderness.	10
12	144	It was unimpressive, small, flat, and of a dull brown color.	10

Book 2. (8 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	133	She was clad in Robes of Concealment, but their texture and color were a far cry from the glorious vanities often expressed in such garments, the silken purples, yellows and scarlets that the Gorean maiden delighted in; the robes were of coarse brown cloth, tattered and caked with dirt.	10
6	147	Her hair was brown and fine, the splendid gray eyes seemed even more clear, and her face, I saw, was beautiful, even more beautiful than I had imagined.	10
7	99	The bracelets contrasted with the meanness of her coarse brown garment.	10
12	27	Her hair, which was reddish brown, was bound behind her head with a coarse string.	10
12	29	She wore only a single garment, a long, narrow rectangle of rough, brown material, perhaps eighteen inches in width, drawn over her head like a poncho, falling in front and back a bit above her knees and belted at the waist with a chain.	10
20	28	The ugly grounds of the compound, its lonely wooden huts, its brown soil and bare hard rocks, were deserted save by the dead.	10
23	93	The tarn's shadow glided over the blackened frames of buildings, over broken pens from which livestock had been driven, over orchards that were now no more than felled trees, their leaves and fruit brown and withered.	10
25	65	The two guardsmen were fixing a carrying basket to the harness of a large brown-plumaged tarn.	10

Book 3. (14 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	12	The principal ingredients of Sullage are the golden Sul, the starchy, golden-brown vine-borne fruit of the golden-leaved Sul plant; the curled, red, ovate leaves of the Tur-Pah, a tree parasite, cultivated in host orchards of Tur trees; and the salty, blue secondary roots of the Kes Shrub, a small, ...	10
13	41	She had brown eyes and, I thought, in spite of her shaved head, was attractive.	10
20	94	I noted that her hair was brown and fine, her eyes dark and longly lashed.	10
25	111	Their single horns were little more than velvety stubs on their foreheads and I saw that their hide, unlike that of the adults, was a mottled yellow and brown.	10
25	114	I could, however, recognize a row of brown varts, clinging upside down like large matted fists of teeth and fur and leather on the heavy, bare, scarred branch in their case.	10
27	84	Her eyes seemed dull and brown.	10
27	198	It was not their message, but that of she who lay brown and wrinkled behind me.	10
27	286	The ancient creature on the platform, brown and wrinkled, lifted her antennae and surveyed the chamber and her children.	10
27	304	The other Priest-King who had come with a syringe examined her antennae and the brown, dull eyes.	10
27	316	"I wanted to be," said the brown, dying creature, "the only Mother of Priest-Kings, and I listened to my First Born who wanted to be the only First Born of a Mother of Priest-Kings".	10
27	323	The withered antennae trembled, and the thin brown threads on them lifted as though stirred by a chill wind, the passing foot of mortality.	10
27	326	She seemed not to understand my question and I was afraid for her as I saw her ancient brown carcass begin to shake with spasmodic tremors which I feared might herald the close of that vast life.	10
27	363	And from a thousand translators rang the message she cried out over those golden heads to the blank stone ceiling and walls of her chamber and I shall never forget it as it was in all the sorrow and the joy of her trembling dying magnificence; I and all could read it in the attitude of her body, the...	10
32	267	He was trying to thrust more tobacco into it but was having difficulty because the tiny brown particles tended to lie loosely about a quarter of an inch above the bowl.	10

Book 4. (20 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	17	I watched him and his woman disappear over the brown wintry grass.	10
1	19	Even past me there thundered a lumbering herd of startled, short-trunked kailiauk, a stocky, awkward ruminant of the plains, tawny, wild, heavy, their haunches marked in red and brown bars, their wide heads bristling with a trident of horns; they had not stood and formed their circle, shes and young...	10
1	39	For some minutes I stood silently observing the animals and the men who pressed toward Turia, invisible over the brown horizon.	10
1	41	Even the autumn grass itself bent and shook in brown tides toward Turia, shimmering in the sun like a tawny surf beneath the fleeing clouds above; it was as though the unseen wind itself, frantic volumes and motions of simple air, too desired its sanctuary behind the high walls of the far city.	10
2	74	* * A consequence of the chronological conventions of the Wagon Peoples, of course, is that their years tend to vary in length, but this fact, which might bother us, does not bother them, any more than the fact that some men and some animals live longer than others; the women of the Wagon Peoples, i...	10
2	131	The kaiila of these men were as tawny as the brown grass of the prairie, save for that of the man who faced me, whose mount was a silken, sable black, as black as the lacquer of the shield.	10
5	78	Her skin was a light brown and her eyes, dark and fiery, were insolent, charged, and sparkling.	10
6	36	I noted that she had dark hair and dark eyes, brown.	10
7	19	Kutaituchik lifted his head and regarded us; his eyes seemed sleepy; he was bald, save for a black knot of hair that emerged from the back of his shaven skull; he was a broad-backed man, with small legs; his eyes bore the epicanthic fold; his skin was a tinged, yellowish brown; though he was strippe...	10
7	133	Then, after some hours stumbling confused, terrified, hungry through the high, brown grass, she had seen two riders, mounted on swift, strange beasts.	10
7	254	How she had challenged him, how she had walked, how insolent she had been! Perhaps in that moment she thought how amused the man might be could he see her now, that proud girl, now in the Sirik, her head to the pelt of a larl, kneeling to barbarians, begging to be a slave girl; and if she thought of...	10
8	41	The winter came fiercely down on the herds some days before expected, with its fierce snows and the long winds that sometimes have swept twenty-five hundred pasangs across the prairies; snow covered the grass, brittle and brown already, and the herds were split into a thousand fragments, each with i...	10
8	620	She threw back her head, her little nose in the air, her brown hair bouncing on her shoulders.	10
10	346	I saw Hereena standing insolently at her stake, but her brown wrists, of course, were bound to it by steel.	10
21	112	There I dyed my hair black and exchanged the robes of the merchant for the yellow and brown tunic of the Bakers, to which caste her father and two brothers had belonged.	10
21	191	It was drawn not by the draft tharlarion like most merchant wagons but, like some, by four brown bosk.	10
21	253	Beneath the unbelted tunic of the Bakers, slung under my left arm, its lineaments concealed largely by a short brown cloak worn over the left shoulder, there hung my sword and with it, the quiva.	10
23	19	As I expected, Hakimba's brown eyes and richly scarred countenance showed little interest in my presentation of the plight of the Tuchuks.	10
23	191	Already the bosk were growing uneasy at the smell of death and already the grass about the camp was rustling with the movements of the tiny brown prairie urts, scavengers, come to feed.	10
25	161	She wore the Sirik and was, of course, clad Kajir, clad in the Curla and Chatka, the red cord and the narrow strip of black leather; in the Kalmak, the brief vest, open and sleeveless, of black leather; and in the Koora, the strip of red cloth that bound back her brown hair.	10

Book 5. (14 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	35	There were three who stood near the pyre; one wore the brown robes of the Administrator of a City, the humblest robes in the city, and was hooded; another wore the blue of the Caste of Scribes, a small man, almost tiny, bent now with pain and grief; the last was a very large man, broad of back and s...	10
2	69	It bounded to its feet, like a small, hunched animal, with a large head and wild brown hair.	10
3	231	He was a short man, with close-cropped brown hair, a squarish face.	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
12	7	Their leader was a brown racing tarn, whose rider wore red silk, and whose small saddle and tight control straps were of red leather.	10
12	81	Kazrak, who had been Administrator of the City for several years, had been popular but his straightforward attention, after he had put aside the Red of the Warrior and donned the Brown of the Administrator, to numerous and complex civil and economic matters, such as reform of the courts and laws and...	10
13	196	He was short, small, with close-cropped brown hair.	10
13	224	The Tarn Keeper, who was called by those in the tavern Mip, bought the food, bosk steak and yellow bread, peas and Torian olives, and two golden-brown, starchy Suls, broken open and filled with melted bosk cheese.	10
13	226	Mip was a chipper fellow, and a bit dapper considering his caste and his close-cropped hair, for his brown leather was shot with green streaks, and he wore a Tarn Keeper's cap with a greenish tassel; most Tarn Keepers, incidentally, crop their hair short, as do most Metal Workers; work in the tarnco...	10
13	267	It was reddish brown; the crest was flat now; the beak a pale yellow, streaked with white.	10
13	285	He moved over the tem-wood beams until he came to two sets of racing saddles and harness, and he threw me one, indicating a brown, alert racing tarn two perches away.	10
17	217	It seemed almost to be a foregone conclusion that Minus Tentius Hinrabius would surrender the brown robes of office.	10
21	404	There I saw a man with a brown tarn, holding its reins.	10
22	138	He was followed by two brown racing tarns, their riders wearing the silk of the Blues and the Silvers.	10

Book 6. (4 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	49	He had brown hair, and brown eyes; the hair, long, was tied behind his head with a string of rence cloth.	10
2	16	She wore a brief, sleeveless garment of yellowish-brown rence cloth; it was worn well away from both shoulders to permit her freedom of movement; the brief skirt had been hitched up about her thighs that it might in no way bind her in her hunting.	10
4	14	I knew her to be barefoot behind me, in the brief-skirted tunic of yellowish-brown rence cloth, cut away at the shoulders to give her freedom of movement.	10
17	282	It was a reddish brown tarn, a fairly common coloring for the great birds.	10

Book 7. (8 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	173	In another, there was a dark, reddish-brown stain on the grass.	10
7	123	However, most of the camisks that I have personally seen, and those we were given, were belted with black or brown binding fiber; sometimes, instead, a long, thin strap of leather, "binding leather," is used.	10
7	124	Our camisks were brown, which is a common color.	10
7	161	Each was drawn by two bosk, large brown creatures with spreading, polished horns, hung with beads.	10
8	12	In the doorway of one of the small wooden huts I saw a slave girl, in a brief brown tunic, regarding us.	10
10	19	He wore a common Gorean male house tunic, rough and brown, with leggings, such as are sometimes worn by woodsmen, who work in brush.	10
15	17	More importantly, about her forehead, tying back her dark hair, was a strip of rep cloth, brown, of the same material as the work tunic.	10
15	262	Inge and Rena, and the other new girls, followed me, and I took them to the chest at the side of the shed, where I could find them their simple, brief garments of brown rep-cloth, which raiment would constitute their sole work garment in the camp of Rask of Treve.	10

Book 8. (3 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	1	I Buy a Thief A girl bumped into me, black haired, briefly skirted in brown, bare armed, barefoot, tanned, a small, sensuous wench, free.	10
3	11	I saw a blond giant from Torvaldsland, with braided hair, in shaggy jacket; a merchant from Tyros, hurrying, perfumed and sleek; seamen from Cos, and Port Kar, mortal enemies, yet passing one another without thought in the streets of Lydius; a black woman, veiled in yellow, borne in a palanquin by e...	10
3	200	On his large brown leather belt, confining the long shaggy jacket he wore, which would have fallen to his knees, were carved the luck signs of the north.	10

Book 9. (4 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	141	In it, twisting and flopping, silverish, striped with brown, squirmed more than a stone of parsit fish.	10
13	260	More jewels fell forth, some among them more unusual varieties of sapphire, pale pink, orange, violet, brown and even green.	10
18	42	I saw a Kur, barred with brown, turning, backing away, snarling, limping, from Ottar, who kept the Forkbeard's farm.	10
18	396	A girl fled past us, a sleen, brown and black, padding at her heels.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	17	The left ankle of the girl, under the bells, the brown thong, the golden metal, was tanned.	10
1	706	Beneath our feet, smooth, polished, were hundreds of tiny, fitted bits of tile, mostly here, in this area, tan and brown.	10
2	389	One brown-skinned girl, dark-eyed, no more than fifteen, kneeling, her wrists and ankles tightly chained, looked up at me.	10
10	27	The soft interiors of the thighs of both girls were bloodied, stained reddish brown, to the side of the knee, but only one of them wore in her flesh, on the outside of her left thigh, high, under the hip, recently imprinted, the Tahari slave mark.	10
20	58	I saw the golden ring, heavy, strangely set, it seemed with a tiny square of silver, against the brown leather of the bag.	10
24	153	It was thin, brief, tattered, much torn; it was cheap rep-cloth, brown and coarse; it was stained with dirt, with grease.	10
26	171	The garment she wore was incredibly brief, a rag; it was of brown rep-cloth, stained with grease and dirt; I had found it in the kitchens of Ibn Saran; it had been used in the cleaning of pans; I had ripped it at the neck; I had torn it, lengthily, on the left side, to reveal the marvelous curve fro...	10

Book 11. (18 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1157	The platforms were white, and carried on the shoulders of ten men apiece; the wagon was brown, and was drawn by two large, brown, wide-horned, shaggy, oxlike shambling creatures, conducted by two men.	10
13	141	"128," he said, reading irritably, "is brown haired and brown eyed.	10
2	96	I am a brunet, with very dark brown hair.	10
2	97	My eyes, too, are dark brown.	10
3	9	I envied her the sleeveless body scrap of brown rag, short, high on her thighs, which briefly concealed her.	10
3	109	But then I recalled the beautiful, intelligent-seeming, hot-eyed slut in the brown rag.	10
3	347	Then she went to pick up the brown rag which the referee had removed from her before the start of the sport.	10
3	795	The tenting was striped on the inside; the small lamp was ornate; on the outside, interestingly, the tenting was a dull brown; among brush and trees it would be easy not to notice it, even if it were pitched but a few yards away.	10
4	14	On the interior of my left thigh, reddish brown, dried now, lay a streak of blood, my virgin blood, which never again would I be able to shed.	10
4	140	It was with joy, later in the morning, that I felt, thrown against my body by my master, a bit of brown cloth.	10
5	112	Near the central tent, almost as large, was a brown, turreted tent, with a pennon flying from a central pole.	10
8	20	He thrust his head near the large, brown snout, cooing and clicking, his hands in the rope on its throat.	10
8	82	I had almost fainted when a brown, sinuous shape sped past me.	10
8	138	The two most common sorts of trained sleen are the smaller, tawny prairie sleen, and the large, brown or black forest sleen, sometimes attaining a length of twenty feet.	10
12	129	I wore a brief, one-piece, brown work tunic.	10
12	132	The tunics of work slaves are usually brown or gray.	10
12	191	I put my hand to the thin brown cloth, clutching it, as though to close it more, but I only moved it more tightly about me and higher upon my thighs.	10
27	189	A blur, brown and huge, leaped past me.	10

Book 12. (12 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	199	She was brown-haired, with long brown hair, and brown-eyed.	10
2	68	There was also a pair of shoes, plain, brown and low, with darker-brown laces.	10
2	652	The four main types of sea sleen found in the polar seas are the black sleen, the brown sleen, the tusked sleen and the flat-nosed sleen.	10
3	1147	These were brown, the summer coats of the animals.	10
3	1281	He no longer wore the brown and black common to professional sleen trainers.	10
4	523	I was making my way toward the tarn cot where I had housed the tarn on which I had come to the fair, a brown tarn, from the mountains of Thentis, famed for its tarn flocks.	10
6	5	She was very lovely and attractive in her hunting costume, brief tunic and long hose, brown, a scarlet cape and cap, the cap with a feather.	10
30	22	A fellow in brown and black, which seemed to be the livery of the men of the Kurii in this place, stepped to the center of the sand.	10
31	1	Half-Ear "In here," said the man in the brown and black livery of those men in the service of the Kurii.	10
35	160	At that moment, down the hall, coming about a corner, were two men, in brown and black tunics.	10
35	196	She wore a brief bit of transparent brown slave silk, gathered before her and loosely knotted at her navel.	10
35	319	I slowed my pace to pass a fellow in the brown and black tunic of the personnel of the complex.	10

Book 13. (24 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	23	He sat on his etem in brown rags, a brown cloth wound about his head, to protect him from the sun.	10
3	59	She was barefoot, and wore a brief, brown rag.	10
4	47	"There was a dark-haired she-urt in a brown tunic.	10
4	107	The girl, interestingly, was stripped, the brief, brown tunic having been taken from her.	10
4	635	Her rag, the brown, torn tunic of the she-urt, stolen from she who had been Sasi, was then cut from her.	10
5	599	They commonly have brown and reddish bars on the haunches.	10
6	188	The waters here were richly brown, primarily from the outflowing of the Nyoka, emptying from Lake Ushindi, some two hundred pasangs upriver.	10
6	199	Yesterday afternoon two seamen had re-enameled the kailiauk head at the prow with brown, and the eyes with white and black.	10
6	367	The impassive, painted eyes, white and black-pupiled, of the huge, brown kailiauk head at the prow now gazed upon the harbor of Schendi.	10
6	616	Two slave girls, white, barefoot, in ragged brown tunics, with golden rings in their ears, one chewing on a larma, came to stand on the wharf near the prow.	10
7	31	She was brown-skinned and sweet-legged.	10
8	2	He wore a dirty tunic; over it was a long, brown aba, torn and ragged.	10
8	4	A brown cloth, turbanlike, was twisted about his head.	10
8	63	He hurled his brown aba over her, covering her completely, and limped out, through the small side door.	10
11	11	Her hair, dark-brown, was of shoulder length.	10
11	15	She had simulated the appearance of the blond-haired barbarian beneath the brown aba.	10
11	358	He wore a robe of green and brown, with slashes of black.	10
18	17	There were some brown fellows from Bazi, though, and one of the attending physicians was oriental.	10
29	25	This habit, and their size and coloration, usually brown and black, suggests a rock, and hence the name.	10
44	72	Their features were Negroid but their skins were more coppery than dark brown, or black.	10
44	92	It was globular, hairy, brown and black, some eight feet in thickness.	10
49	28	This one wore tattered brown and green.	10
50	7	We must be thousands of feet Gorean, given the length of the river, the numerous plunging cataracts, and the plateaus and levels we had ascended, above sea level, above the entrance points, west of Ngao and Ushindi, of the brown Kamba and Nyoka into the green waters of Thassa.	10
53	425	To my surprise I saw the Kur leader, a huge, brown Kur, doubtless from one of the far ships, lift his panga in salute to the black Ubar.	10

Book 14. (22 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	30	I have brown hair and brown eyes, am fairly complexioned, am six feet one inch in height, and weigh, I conjecture, about one hundred and ninety pounds.	10
1	27	She was lightly complexioned, and had dark brown eyes.	10
3	145	The Caucasian had shaggy, brown hair and the Oriental had had his head shaved, except for a topknot of black, shiny hair.	10
3	177	They were darkly colored, usually brown, and some were black.	10
3	277	One of the men, the strong fellow with brown, shaggy hair, said something to her.	10
3	279	They exchanged a remark or two, and then the two men, the fellow with brown, shaggy hair and the other man, the large Oriental fellow, turned about and left.	10
9	4	I drew back from the perforations in the iron wall of my container as the brown rep-cloth, a thin, single layer of cloth, covering the sweetly rounded, lower belly of a female slave, thrust suddenly against the perforations.	10
9	8	She, too, in brown rep-cloth, rubbed against the perforations.	10
11	142	She wore the scandalously brief shreds of a tattered slave rag, sewn of brown rep-cloth, torn open at her thighs, I assume deliberately, held but by a single, narrow strap over her left shoulder.	10
11	143	Her breasts hung lovely, sweet and full, scarcely concealed, within the thin brown cloth.	10
16	61	She was a small, delicate, brown-skinned woman, with a light yellow veil, common in Bazi.	10
16	145	I, glancing to the side, saw two men, large, in brown tunics, in the doorway of the shop.	10
16	167	It was doubtless that which had been prepared for the small, brown-skinned woman, the Lady Kita of Bazi.	10
16	173	I saw no sign of the two men in brown.	10
16	323	I saw that the two men who held me were the fellows in the brown tunics whom I had seen earlier.	10
18	159	We knelt, in brief brown tunics, in the soft earth.	10
18	213	These were barefoot and bare-armed, and wore brown tunics which, as they now had them belted, with binding fiber, would have fallen to their knees, rather demurely for slave girls, had they stood up.	10
18	276	I looked over at the line of stable sluts, kneeling in the soft earth, in their brown tunics.	10
19	51	I sensed her suddenly beside me, the small, blond female, collared, in the brown rag.	10
19	95	She was quite beautiful, kneeling barefoot before me, clad only in the brief, sleeveless brown rag of a slave, her blond hair about her shoulders, her blue eyes moist, her throat graced by the narrow collar of dark iron, slave iron.	10
19	246	She also wore, I saw, a brown tunic, similar to those which are worn by stable sluts.	10
25	303	It was a heavy wagon, with high sides and covered with a brown canvas.	10

Book 15. (11 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	336	There, farther to the left, in the brown mask, is Zadron, the dealer in silver.	10
7	14	A brown sleen threw itself to the end of a short, heavy chain.	10
10	138	A girl in a brown rag, slave, emerged from the shadows.	10
20	31	Her face was bared; her hair, darkly brown and silken, cascaded down about her shoulders.	10
23	2	Policrates, sitting beside me, behind the broad, low table, musingly fitted together the two pieces of yellowish, brown stone, the two halves of the once-shattered topaz.	10
23	263	Her soft brown eyes, frightened, met mine.	10
24	14	She wore a tiny, diaphanous bit of brown silk about her body.	10
28	90	I recognized the figure of Glyco, portly and short-legged, breathing heavily, wrapped in a long brown cloak, which concealed the white and gold of the merchants, in advance.	10
28	103	He wore a brown cloak over his uniform.	10
28	226	He threw back the hood of a long, brown traveling cloak he wore.	10
28	229	His hair was brown, and cut short at the back of his neck.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	14	The girl had been half naked, in a brown rag.	10
17	71	Her binding-fiber-belted, wraparound tunic was brown, and of clinging, thin rep-cloth; it was sleeveless and had a plunging neckline; it was slave short.	10

Book 17. (15 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	293	I could see now, in the light of the lantern, that the fur of one of the creatures was a darkish brown, and the fur of the other was almost black.	10
1	294	The most common color in such things is dark brown.	10
8	173	It was a long, brown, white-flecked, shirred shirtdress, of some soft, smooth synthetic material, of mid-calf length.	10
8	175	It also had a brown, white-flecked, matching tie belt.	10
8	993	She had light-brown hair.	10
9	7	It came to the thighs of the slave girls, in brief one-piece slave tunics, of brown rep-cloth, with deep cleavages, in throat coffle, bearing burdens on their heads.	10
10	92	They had already felt that whip, through the thin brown cloth of their slave tunics or across the backs of their legs.	10
11	256	In the brown slave tunic, with the chain on her neck, she looked almost demure.	10
12	7	There were insects on its brown snout, and about its eyes.	10
13	2	When she reached my vicinity she knelt down, in the brief brown slave tunic.	10
13	25	She looked very lovely, in the brief brown slave tunic.	10
14	34	She beamed, her teeth strong and white in her broad, reddish-brown face.	10
14	288	"Three," she said, suddenly, beaming, the fine, strong teeth bright in her broad, reddish-brown face.	10
14	1347	The two moons he had in mind, as I later learned, were Canwapegiwi, the moon in which the leaves become brown, and the moon known variously as Wayuksapiwi, the Corn-Harvest Moon, or Canwapekasnawi, the moon when the wind shakes off the leaves.	10
16	124	It was he who was most obviously threatened by the brown, looming shape which had apparently emerged from the grass near them.	10

Book 18. (4 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	69	The Southern, or Lower, Kaiila, like the other larger rivers in the Barrens, however, bearing witness to the accumulation of silts, would be brown and muddy.	10
12	67	"There is a pretty one," said another lad, "the one with brown hair and the little turned-up nose".	10
42	169	"I wish to be ready no later than the end of Canwapegiwi," I said, "the moon when the leaves become brown".	10
43	25	There was a yellow, beaded collar about Bloketu's reddish-brown neck.	10

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	198	There was, on the tray, a plate of fruit, some yellow, wedge-shaped bread, and a bowl of hot, rich-looking, dark-brown, almost-black fluid.	10
3	640	His hair was cut rather short, and was brown, flecked with gray.	10
17	231	She was nicely curved, with brown hair and eyes.	10
23	13	He then hung the lantern from a hook on the ridgepole, beneath the damp, brown tarpaulin.	10
24	184	They were folded, and washed, and brown.	10
30	27	I saw a slave girl, in a brief, brown tunic, standing near a wall, outside of a shop.	10
32	42	My tunic, then, the tunic of Miles of Argentum, that brief, trim tunic, of brown, trimmed with yellow, with the plunging neckline, and slit at the sides to the rib cage, was stripped away from me, from the back.	10

Book 20. (3 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	327	He wears a brown tunic with a hood which he sometimes pulls over his head to hide embarrassment.	10
2	902	Interestingly, auburn hair, with its reddish brown, is favored in many Gorean markets.	10
7	154	For example, a brown tag commonly signifies a low slave, such as a mere kettle-and-mat girl or a pot girl, little more than female work slaves, and so on, whereas a gold tag commonly signifies a much higher grade of slave, usually a trained pleasure slave or a dancer.	10

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	304	About the beasts' necks, and behind the saddles, hung panniers of grain and sacks of woven netting containing dried larmas and brown suls.	10
3	305	Across the saddle of one were tied the hind feet, crossed, of two verr, their throats cut, the blood now brown on the sides of the tharlarion.	10
5	224	It was brown.	10
22	116	The girl had had light brown hair, it seemed.	10
23	140	He was not wearing the purple of the ubar, but his shoulders were covered with a brown cloak, rather of the sort worn by Administrators in certain cities, civilian statesmen, servants of the people, so to speak.	10
25	417	A tall thin girl, then, with brown hair about her shoulders, came forward.	10
25	2365	The only girl there now, the only one not now on a chain, this testifying to the traffic of the house, was Birsen, the brown-haired girl who seemed as though she could have been a fashion model on Earth.	10

Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	157	Blankets, too, rough and brown, were there, in piles, and, permitted, at a gesture of the stick, we seized them up and clutched them gratefully about us, drying our bodies, and our hair.	10

Book 23. (2 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	638	She, like Lady Publia, had dark brown eyes.	10
20	233	In his hand, uplifted, about half the size of a fist, the sun catching its polished surface, was a yellowish stone, marked with brown.	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	10	Not a stain of dust lifted from that long, brown surface, lying like a dry line between two vastnesses of dried grass.	10
3	29	Once I supposed that that placid road below, that ribbon of dust between the brown shores of grass, had run with blood.	10
36	34	She wore a sleeveless, calf-length brown dress, woven of the wool of the bounding hurt.	10
39	87	One of those doors opened and a luscious, dark-haired slave emerged, clad in a light brown tunic.	10
42	2	I had just emerged with Ina, she now again in the brown, sleeveless, calflength garment, the bracelets, the hood and leash, from the rear entrance of the Jeweled Whip.	10
44	3	She wore a brown, calflength garment.	10
46	182	"Have you see a fair-haired slave in a brown tunic about, loose?" I asked.	10
46	212	"Have you seen a blond slave," I asked, "loose, in a slit-sided brown tunic, in a strap collar?" "No," he said.	10
46	223	"Have you seen a blond slave in a brown tunic?" asked one of them, of me.	10
46	270	"I am looking for a female," I said, "a blond girl, in a brown tunic, with a strap collar, who fled from me".	10
46	277	Ina, to be sure, might have discarded her brown tunic.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	103	I saw a slave girl pass, in a brief, brown tunic, her back straight, her beauty protestingly full within her tiny, tight garment, balancing a jar on her head with one hand.	10
2	21	"Of course, Master," she said, delightedly, "for I am a slave!" It was a sleeveless, pullover tunic of brown rep cloth.	10
3	290	She had had light brown hair and had been excellently curved.	10
19	335	She wore a brief, brown rag, perhaps from some other girl who had been given something better.	10
19	357	Her hair was light brown, much lighter than that of the girl we had encountered to the north, in the Fulvian hills.	10
19	537	She put her hands up to her cropped hair, and then touched the tiny, torn brown rag she wore, and then, again, put her head down, and placed her hands on her thighs.	10

Book 26. (10 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	48	I have brown hair, and brown eyes.	10
4	401	The legs disturbed me, for they were strong, and, in the tunic, brief, coarse, and brown, much revealed.	10
8	171	I seemed to be in a tiny brown tunic.	10
8	200	No collar was there! Madly, feverishly, I pulled up the skirt of the tiny brown tunic, to bare my left leg to the waist.	10
8	242	I had quickly determined earlier that the tiny brown tunic was all that I wore.	10
14	198	One lovely thigh, her left, as she knelt, emerged from the brown rag which had been knotted about her waist.	10
14	200	We had improvised it from a twisted, matching piece of brown rag.	10
14	968	I had knotted the brown rag low on her hips, so that their lovely flare might be the better noted.	10
14	971	This halter, improvised from a brown rag, like the skirt, was, in its simplicity and raggedness, as I have suggested, believable as, and suitable for, a slave halter.	10
18	22	Today she wore a simple brown slave tunic.	10

Book 27. (12 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	188	It was very beautiful, dark brown, and glossy.	10
10	204	He stood then above her on the dais, in a simple, belted brown tunic.	10
10	397	The young man, he in the brown tunic, he who had wielded the whip, the girl's master, indicated the slave at his feet.	10
15	126	Her hair was a very dark brown.	10
15	127	The hair and eyes of Mirus, as those of most men, were brown.	10
17	110	Ellen could see her dark brown eyes, wide, looking at her, over the white veil.	10
18	3	She put down her basket, heavy with layers of meat, and quickly, laughing, slipped the brief brown tunic over her head, it was all she wore save her slave collar, and went immediately to the floor, and, half kneeling, half lying, the palms of her hands on the floor, looked up at Arconious, expectant...	10
18	19	"What is going on here?" called a gruff voice, that of a large, bearded man in a brown tunic, with wristlets, and a tarn goad dangling from his belt.	10
18	227	It was a small, brown slave tunic.	10
25	1001	The fellow who had halted the auctioneer was plainly clad, in a simple brown tunic, and was surely of low caste, perhaps of the peasants, or a drayman of sorts.	10
26	830	They were not, however, now in the scarlet of their caste, but wore simple brown tunics.	10
27	13	Ellen was now in a brief, sleeveless slave tunic of brown rep-cloth.	10

Book 28. (2 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	210	One was darkly pelted, with brown eyes, and the other was lightly pelted, or blondishly pelted, with blue eyes.	10
1	910	Had she not made clear to him her wealth, her standing, her position, her class, her breeding? Too, could he not see that she was fair? She was not such as would be enslaved! She was not such as could be enslaved! Her, in a collar, never! She was not a brown or dusky lass! He then let her lower her ...	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	14	"Do you know such ships?" He wore a mottled tunic, irregularly green and brown.	10
5	110	On it, in two places, there were reddish brown stains.	10
8	88	This fellow's face, a subtle yellowish brown, was narrower than would be common with the Tuchuk.	10
8	352	Most leashes, on the other hand, are little more than functional, and usually of brown or black leather.	10
10	34	He wore an informal, brown robe, which betokened no caste in particular.	10
10	187	Lord Nishida then looked to the blond fellow with short-cropped hair, he in the nondescript brown tunic, who had had little to say, but had been muchly attentive to all that had transpired.	10
10	430	Then she cried out, "You!" He who had spoken was the fellow on the platform at the right hand of Lord Nishida, he in the informal, brown robe, seemingly indicative of no caste in particular, he of the short-cropped blond hair, and heavy features, he whom I took to be an agent of Kurii.	10

Book 30. (10 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
36	188	I did note, however, the brown and black of the Bakers, the black and gray of the Metal Worker, the brown of the Peasants, and several others.	10
3	134	She wore a brief ship's tunic, sleeveless, brown, slit at the hips, with a deep neckline, a feature by means of which certain aspects of her value might be the more helpfully assessed.	10
4	16	It was darker than that with which I was commonly familiar, but not as dark as the brown of Bazi, nor the deeper, richer browns, even blacks, of Schendi, the Ua Basin, and such.	10
13	26	He punched downward with the heel of his sea boot and the board broke under the blow, revealing a brown, spongelike mass of fiber.	10
15	15	He wore a short, brown, ragged tunic, a cast-off.	10
18	6	She was in a light, brown, soiled work tunic, of simple rep-cloth, little more than a rag, which clung about her beauty.	10
19	212	How eager we were to see tiny irregularities in the distance, initially almost undiscernible, perhaps tiny, beckoning flecks of green or brown.	10
21	122	He was unarmed, as far as I could tell, in the ragged brown tunic.	10
25	125	Are their eyes not often beautiful, brown, blue, hazel, green, so delicate, so soft, so moist? Why should one not in all ways enjoy one's property? And is it not pleasant to hold her face in your hands, and look deeply upon it? Does her lip tremble? Has she committed a fault of which you might be un...	10
37	44	Her eyes, as I later ascertained, were brown.	10

Book 31. (9 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	87	The house tunics, incidentally, those worn in the house, were commonly drab, usually being brown or gray.	10
8	1329	"Forty-two," said a fellow, thick-bodied, short-bearded, in a brown robe, girded up to his knees.	10
10	4	The tunic I wore was suitable for a woman's slave, brown, high-necked, and mid-calfed, rather different from what a man would be likely to put on a slave.	10
12	133	Near him, similarly withdrawing, was a fellow in the brown of the Peasants, a bundle of the leafy vangis over his shoulder.	10
18	406	"It is not common," he said, "like brown hair".	10
18	407	"Brown hair is beautiful," said Lykos.	10
18	450	"She has brown hair," I said.	10
18	830	"That is the sword of Trachinos, he of Turia," said a fearsome voice, that of a large, bearded fellow, clad in the brown of the Peasantry.	10
47	15	It was brown, soiled, and ragged at the hem.	10

Book 32. (13 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	57	She was a brunette, with brown eyes, a common linkage, nothing special.	10
4	214	She was brown-haired and brown¬ eyed.	10
8	3	She was kneeling beside me, on the boards, in a white tunic, of the wool of the bounding hurt, her wrists braceleted behind her, her leash of common brown leather looping up to my hand.	10
9	399	They wore tunics of a mottled green and brown.	10
13	19	The tunics were brown, of cheap rep-cloth.	10
25	161	I saw a tabuk, small, graceful, single-horned, here in the woods brown pelted, startled, lift its head from a water-filled declivity, and dart away.	10
26	178	It was a large, mottled beast, some nine feet long, brown and black.	10
29	213	She had a wide, green-and-brown talmit.	10
29	219	Do you wish to do your own manual labor, to gather provender, to clear ground for a camp, to bring fire wood, to cook, to fetch soft boughs for our bedding, to wash talmits, and polish leather? Do you not enjoy having your feet cleaned with their tongues?" "One would have been enough," said she who ...	10
29	235	"This is not Brundisium, or Ar," said she of the green-and- brown talmit.	10
31	4	"Feed," said Tuza, she of the green-and-brown talmit, who, I took it, was second in power in this small group of four, for the beasts do not count.	10
38	34	Their leader was a large, spare man, clad in the wool of the bounding hurt, stained brown and black.	10
39	517	It was a large, long, agile, sinuous, six-legged thing, brown with patches of black, massive, like an immense furred lizard, low to the ground for its size, its belly almost in the leaves, a large, broad, triangular head.	10

Book 33. (2 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	233	The one before us now had long, light brown hair, almost blond.	10
49	92	She had long, light brown hair, nearly blond.	10

Book 34. (10 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
40	295	"Like yourself," he said, "she has brown hair and brown eyes".	10
9	123	A fellow in a short, brown tunic, a sack upon his shoulder, made his way between the cages.	10
9	128	The fellow in brown, I would later learn, would most likely have been of the Peasantry.	10
13	29	I and the other girls wore kitchen tunics, brown, brief, ragged, stained.	10
14	1	I ladled the grain and vulo soup, seasoned with brown, ground tur-pah, carefully into the bowl.	10
23	230	About his throat was a laborer's brown sweat scarf, which might be raised about the face, to protect one from dust, or conceal the features.	10
37	149	He was dark-haired and brown-eyed.	10
45	78	My serving dish was shortly empty, and I knew I should withdraw to the kitchen, either to have it layered with more syrupped tospit slices, or supplied with another provender, perhaps rice, white, or brown, or red or purple, from Cos, or a plate of cheeses, from local dairies, served with warmed bre...	10
65	75	"There was a wagon," he said, "that soon followed us from Ar, a fine brown wagon, long-bedded and wide, lacquered, with two lanterns, drawn by two fine tharlarion, displaying the selling banner of itinerant cloth workers".	10
65	403	"We must remove the emblem of Mintar from the wagon, take down the banner, change the canvas to brown, harness the tharlarion, be on our way".	10

Book 35. (5 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	204	"Is she not a splendid catch? Consider her! Regard the beauty of her face, the fineness of her features, her sweet throat, encircled closely with locked metal, the dark, brown hair, too short now, but it will grow, the loveliness of her shoulders, the softness of her bosom, the narrowness of her wai...	10
7	95	"The hair is brown, not black, not like the sheen of sable tarn; the complexion is wrong; the eyes are wrong! That is not she!" "It was she who was covered in the marked sheet," said a man.	10
24	275	And near it, pressed down on the cement, a stout, postlike object, brown, probably of Tur wood, a heavy crutch.	10
40	221	"Worthless, yes," said Astron, "but consider the fineness, the delicacy, of the features, the dark-brown hair, the soft lips, which might be easily bruised by the violence of a master's kiss, the sweet shoulders and vulnerable belly, the trim ankles, which would look so well in shackles, and the eye...	10
46	253	At that point a burly fellow, presumably of the Arsenal, for he wore a sawyer's brown and yellow smock, made his way to the paga vat.	10

Book 36. (8 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	68	Her hair was brown, too, a rich, dark brown.	10
2	90	"Your hair is dark," he said, "brown or black.	10
2	92	"It is a dark brown, surely bordering on black," I said.	10
6	67	Her eyes were brown.	10
20	122	Few of the brown caste can read.	10
23	42	"He wears peasant brown," said Sakim.	10
34	65	"In the brown of the Peasantry," I said.	10
51	1	Incident off the Coast of Chios "There is the coast of Chios," said Thurnock, pointing forward, toward the thin brown line, half visible over the water.	10