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Brush

Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	108	High on a sunlit mountain ledge, the sable tarn dropped me to the sticks and brush of its nest and set one steel-shod taloned foot across my body, to hold me steady as the great beak did its work.	10

Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	50	Its wide, narrow eyes, pale like water, regarded me through the brush of hair that almost concealed them.	10

Book 3. (2 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	99	With one brush of a foreleg he might have sent me hurtling to my death some hundreds of feet below.	10
30	176	"What a piteous thing you are," she said to me, "and how golden and strong and brave and fine is a Priest-King!" And Sarm would extend his antennae down to her that she might delicately brush the small golden hairs which adorned them.	10

Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	27	Her brief dress was torn by being dragged through brush.	10

Book 5. (2 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	373	Phyllis had now struggled to her feet, blushing a red visible even under the torches, and, unsteady, trembling slightly, was trying to brush the sand from her hair, her legs and her slave livery.	10
18	374	I strode back to him, stepping aside not to brush against a wet, silken, blazing-eyed urt scampering along the edge of the corridor wall.	10

Book 6. (3 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	44	Small straight bows, of course, not the powerful long bow, are, on the other hand, reasonably common on Gor, and these are often used for hunting light game, such as the brush-maned, three-toed Qualae, the yellow-pelted, single-horned tabuk, and runaway slaves.	10
10	117	Following the meal she would retire to my quarters which, on hands and knees, with brush and bucket, she would scrub to the satisfaction of a Whip Slave, with strap, standing over her.	10
18	344	She was kneeling before a bronze mirror, touching an eyebrow with a brush.	10

Book 7. (34 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	322	I slipped from the soft, gentle, green path between the trees and brush, and fell to my stomach, concealed among the brush and grasses.	10
3	508	I ran from it, forcing my way through the brush and trees, scraped and torn.	10
3	509	Time and time again it seemed on the verge of illuminating me, yellow on the trees and brush only feet from me, but it would pass by, or I would turn away from it and run again.	10
3	511	My hands, my right clutching the handbag, fought the brush and branches that tore at me.	10
3	518	Then I saw some small lights beyond the trees and brush some fifty yards in front of me, in a sort of clearing in the woods.	10
5	70	In places there were frozen rivulets of steel, as though heavy trickles of paint had run from a brush and then hardened.	10
7	80	Others he commanded to cut loose the great bosk that pulled the wagons, and drive them, too, into the brush and trees.	10
7	236	Then the girls, in pairs, began to comb and brush one another's hair.	10
7	237	Several vied to comb and brush Lana's hair.	10
7	424	Surely I would prefer to be owned by a woman, perhaps to be her serving slave, to brush and comb her long hair, to dress her, to adorn her, to fetch her cosmetics, to carry her messages and run her errands, but then I realized I did not want that at all! I did not want to be owned by a woman! But wh...	10
9	5	The girls moved swiftly, single file, through the brush and small trees at the edge of the forest.	10
9	15	It had been difficult making our way through the brush and thickset trees.	10
9	176	The file continued its journey through the trees and brush, threading its way through the darkness and branches.	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
11	544	The guard brought fresh straw, and water in a leather bucket, and a heavily bristled brush.	10
11	779	Sometimes I ran between the great Tur trees, on the carpeting of leaves between them, sometimes I made my way through more thickset trees, sometimes through wild, moonlit tangles of brush and vines.	10
11	821	I laughed, and laughed, and then, crouching, hid in some brush, trying to protect myself from the rain.	10
11	822	After some two hours the rain stopped and I crawled out from the brush and again continued my way southward.	10
11	854	I should have brought pieces of gold! Not arrowpoints! In my anger, I did not notice the man, standing back in the brush, near the shore of the stream.	10
13	307	We wiped our hands on the grass, and threw the bones into the brush.	10
13	309	Through the brush, some two hundred yards away, moving in the darkness, we saw two torches.	10
13	318	There were small birds about, and I saw a scurrying brush urt, flowers, even a lovely, yellowish tabuk fawn.	10
13	324	I inched forward, on my elbows and stomach, and then, through a tiny parting in brush, saw them.	10
13	358	"At the edge of a thicket to the northeast, days ago," said the second man, "we found the bones of brush urts!" "Yes," said the first man, "and, nearby, in this thicket, there is a small game trail".	10
13	360	"More importantly," said the first man, "brush urts tend to use such trails".	10
13	370	I crawled into some brush, frightened.	10
13	409	I hated her! I threw the piece of binding fiber, which I had been carrying for the snare, which I had not set, into the brush.	10
13	422	It is some kind of brush urt, I think.	10
13	450	I hid in the brush beside the trail, clutching the rock.	10
13	453	They had taken her! But then I heard the shouts of another man, and then of both, and a crashing through brush.	10
13	462	Quickly I fled back into the brush and hid.	10
13	497	Occasionally I would supplement this diet with the raw flesh of small birds, or that of an occasional brush urt, which I would manage to snare.	10
13	529	Some animals fled past me, away from the din, tabuk and brush urts.	10
15	133	I heard a tiny scurrying, of a tiny brush urt, in the darkness.	10

Book 8. (22 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	718	Had they heard movements in the darkness? Had they seen the gleam of tiny eyes? Burning at them from the blackness? Had one of them heard the breathing of tiny lungs near her face in the darkness? Had another felt fur brush against her calf, or tiny feet scamper unexpectedly over her bound body? Bot...	10
6	255	I had seen, an Ahn earlier, before we had reached this camp site, a tawny movement in the brush, some fifty yards in front of us, and to our left.	10
7	1	Grenna Softly, stealthily, the long bow of yellow Ka-la-na, from the wine trees of Gor, in my hand, I moved through the brush and trees.	10
7	4	When I did not move, did I stand among the brush and light trees, in the sunlight and shadows, it was difficult to detect my presence, even from a distance of some yards.	10
7	6	I saw a tiny brush urt scurry past.	10
7	14	The forest, for the trees were more widely spread and the brush thick, was hot.	10
7	72	I continued on, through the brush and trees.	10
7	106	I continued on, through the brush and trees.	10
7	163	There was no movement in the brush ahead.	10
7	171	I lifted my head to the trees in the thicket ahead, the tangles of brush and undergrowth.	10
7	217	The girl's pouch, its contents, and her weapons, I threw into the brush.	10
8	309	I fell in the brush.	10
13	80	The girls had tangled themselves in the brush not twenty yards into the trees.	10
14	206	As it grew dark I cut and dragged thorn brush about the girls, to form a makeshift defensive perimeter.	10
14	211	I thrust the last bush, spreading and thick, of thorn brush into place.	10
15	1	Hunting is Done in the Forest Ilene, in a scrap of yellow pleasure silk, a barefoot slave girl, terrified, fled through the brush, breaking branches, head twisting, hair sometimes caught, breathing heavily, eyes wide, legs and body scratched and cut.	10
15	229	They, too, were unaware of my presence, completely unaware, until my hand closed over their mouth and they felt themselves, helplessly, being dragged backward into the brush.	10
15	468	It was not difficult in the heavy brush.	10
16	187	Soon, prowling about in the brush, some yards away, was a sleen, drawn by the smell of the fresh blood, her own, smeared on Mira's slave body.	10
16	218	After much snarling and growling the sleen turned to the side, its snout still stinging, and seized up the tabuk and disappeared in the brush.	10
16	260	I threw it into the brush.	10
17	48	Then, when my presence was concealed by the side of the tent, I slipped into the brush.	10

Book 9. (3 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	463	I felt her hair brush my body.	10
12	61	The Blue Tooth reached to brush back the hood.	10
12	93	He then made ready to brush back the hood, but the Forkbeard drew back once more.	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	269	While I slept, on her hands and knees, with a brush and cloth, and a pan of water, she cleaned the compartment.	10
4	51	We were moving through hilly country, with much scrub brush.	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
8	87	Like the camps of many nomads the camp was on high ground, which commanded the terrain, but was itself concealed among scrub brush and boulders.	10
8	88	There was a corral of thorn brush, uprooted and woven together, which served for kaiila.	10
8	181	I must gather brush and kaiila dung and make fires; I must cook the stews and porridges, and clean the pans and the bowls; I must shake out the mats and sweep the sand in the tents; I must rub the garments and polish the boots, and leather; I must do the mending and sewing; I weave; I make ropes; I ...	10
9	11	The legs, from the thighs down, were covered with dust, dark in her sweat, and scratched by the myriad thrusts of brush through which, tethered, she had been dragged at her captor's stirrup.	10
9	146	"Gather brush and dung," he said.	10
10	396	"In a great pyre of brush I saw it burned.	10
11	190	A second common sort of mirage, more private than the first, but quite normal, is the interpretation of a mixed terrain, usually rocks and scrub brush, mixed with rising heat waves, as an oasis with water, palms and buildings.	10
11	206	It is thus not unusual that, in a desert situation, a calm, normal person may, misinterpreting physical cues, make an oasis, complete with buildings and trees, out of energies reflected over a heated surface from rock and brush.	10
12	50	The chain tore at the back of my neck and I was thrown from my feet and dragged through the brush and dust, twisting.	10
12	53	I looked at her, coughing, covered with dust, cut by brush.	10
19	105	I looked out on the rugged hills, the cuts, the rocks, the brush.	10
19	141	The sky was black with sand; brush, like startled, bounding tabuk, leaped, driven, over my head; the wind howled.	10
20	83	The paw encircled the heavy, twisted interlacings of stems of a thick clump of narrow-leafed scrub brush.	10
20	85	With one motion the Kur tore the brush from the ground and lifted it over his head, and threw it from him.	10
23	7	He was almost lame; his feet were bloody; his legs were covered with dust and sweat, and marked with blood, where he had followed, tethered, through brush.	10
26	235	I did not brush aside the curtain.	10

Book 11. (53 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	48	I opened my mouth, delicately, and felt the grass brush my lips.	10
2	599	I felt the grass under my body; I felt it brush my left side, as the wind moved it.	10
2	815	Bordering these streams was brush, and some trees.	10
2	980	I would brush them back, or thrust them away, appear offended, say "No," firmly to them.	10
2	1045	Did they contain enemies, with steel, approaching even now? Might we be set upon, ambushed or attacked? There was a rustle in a thicket of brush, at which the man had been directing his attention.	10
2	1058	My single and only defense was the steel and prowess of the man who stood between me and what, some yards away, rustled in the dark brush.	10
2	1066	I saw it, in the darkness, emerging from the brush.	10
2	1165	We were concealed in brush, silent.	10
2	1168	We withdrew a bit further into the brush.	10
3	15	Roughly as we were situated, some two thirds of the camp was closed in by projecting sides of the canyon; roughly, then, about a third of its perimeter was closed by a thick wall of recessed, cut thorn brush, some eight feet high and ten feet thick, a defense against animals.	10
3	51	Then a long-legged dream of a girl, Eta, had stood, timidly, near the entrance to the camp, where thorn brush had been wedged aside, during the daylight hours.	10
3	112	I went inside the brush wall, and knelt down.	10
3	115	Behind me, the thorn brush, so thick and high, by means of hooked poles, was pulled into place, closing me in the camp with the men, and the girl.	10
3	761	I went to the wall of thorn brush, a small, forlorn, white figure in the night, clutching the bit of rep-cloth blanket about me.	10
3	762	The thorn-brush wall was some eight feet high, some ten feet thick.	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	108	From the looks of the men I understood that now I stood much differently than I had when I had come to the camp, that the girl who now stood slave within the wall of thorn brush was far more valuable than she who had so recently miserably stood captive beyond its perimeter.	10
4	526	Another man, not a contestant, caught me and prevented me from plunging into the thick wall of thorn brush, in which I might have been half torn to pieces.	10
4	748	I lifted my head, wildly, looking about the camp, up at the moons, at the cliffs and thorn brush.	10
4	819	I looked at the thorn brush.	10
4	829	I looked at the cliffs, at the thorn brush.	10
4	883	I turned to the wall of thorn brush.	10
4	891	The brush sank beneath me.	10
4	897	I was half immersed in the brush.	10
4	914	I could not pull my right leg back because of its position in the brush.	10
4	917	I had no wish to remain caught in the thorn brush until morning.	10
4	989	I looked with dread down the narrow corridor forced between the walls of fierce thorn brush, into the darkness beyond.	10
4	996	I remained kneeling, shuddering, as he turned from me and reclosed, with the spear and rope, the corridor in the thorn brush.	10
4	1043	But, in a moment, foolishly, painfully, I was enmeshed in the thorn brush, helpless and caught in its cruel compass.	10
4	1044	My master had then extricated me from my cruel prison and, with spear and rope, opened a path in the brush, through which I might, did I choose, take flight.	10
4	1080	I wondered why my master had opened the corridor in the thorn brush; did I really mean nothing to him; was it nothing to him whether I remained in the camp, or fled into the darkness, to starve, or be devoured by beasts, or to fall into the hands of others? I suspected that, truly, it did mean littl...	10
4	1082	It had been for my benefit, not his, that he had opened the corridor in the brush.	10
4	1084	He had opened the corridor in the brush.	10
4	1099	He had then closed the thorn-brush corridor.	10
4	1120	The wall of thorn brush had been closed.	10
4	1128	The wall of thorn brush, and the sheer cliffs, would be more than ample to prevent that.	10
4	1238	I regarded the closed wall of thorn brush.	10
5	320	I heard men crying out, and then, more frighteningly, I heard several leaving the camp, splashing across the stream, crashing through brush behind me.	10
5	341	I heard men crashing through the brush behind me.	10
5	347	"Stand! Stand!" I ran, stumbling, striking branches and brush away from me.	10
5	349	The crashing in the brush behind me grew louder.	10
5	890	I tried to brush my left shoulder against him, but he, with his hand, roughly thrust me to the side.	10
5	902	The guard had not permitted me to do so much as brush against him.	10
7	150	"We must move through brush, and woods, and over fields.	10
9	1385	We stood in the vicinity of a thicket of thorn brush, of the sort which is occasionally used to wall camps.	10
9	1393	"Let the thorn brush strip her," said Bran Loort.	10
9	1395	By the ropes I was dragged into the midst of tenacious, barbed brush, that thicket of such.	10
9	1399	The brush tore at my clothing and body.	10
9	1405	Bloodied, my body a welter of scratches and linear wounds, I was pulled from the brush.	10
10	85	"Brush your hair," said Ladletender.	10
10	87	After I had finished, Ladletender retrieved the brush and comb, dropping them in his pouch.	10
17	82	It had been painted on my arm with a tiny brush, with another transparent fluid.	10
27	376	He would not even position me, kneeling me down, facing away from him, and, with comb and brush, groom me.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	673	You kiss her breasts softly, you brush her lips with yours.	10

Book 13. (9 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	158	I had scrubbed her the first day out from Port Kar, she kneeling in a tub, with sea water and a deck brush.	10
29	13	A grasshopper, red, the size of a horned gim, a small, owllike bird, some four ounces in weight, common in the northern latitudes, had leaped near the fire, and disappeared into the brush.	10
43	25	The trees were thick, the brush, near the river, heavy.	10
43	107	"I am, too, made uncomfortable by the thickness of the brush and trees in these areas, both before and now.	10
43	122	From the brush about her appeared numbers of girls similarly clad and armed.	10
46	2	I plunged through brush, dragging the bound, gagged blond girl, running and stumbling, bent over, by the hair at my side.	10
49	36	We took the canoe to the shore and drew it up among the roots and brush.	10
49	94	Scarcely had we beached the canoe and dragged it into the brush than the first of the many canoes rounded the southern edge of the island.	10
49	98	The rest of us lay in the grass and brush and watched.	10

Book 14. (5 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	184	She had done these things with the same habitual routine, the same lack of attention and concern, with which she might have hung up a piece of wearing apparel or replaced a comb and brush on a vanity.	10
25	374	I did not look back again until I had attained the refuge of an extended, linear terrain of trees and brush bordering a small stream.	10
27	3	She was facing away from me, on her knees, a large brush grasped in her two hands, a bucket of water at her side.	10
27	56	Rinse the brush.	10
27	303	"We shall search elsewhere, in the vicinity, in the brush near the roads leading to Vonda".	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	203	It is interesting how a girl in a simple rag with steel on her neck will clean and brush herself, and pose and display herself, with the same zest and pleasure with which a free woman arranges ornate robes and a multitude of colorful veils.	10
32	351	I gasped for breath, and then submerged, and swam underwater for the brush and trees, half sunken, which bordered the channel leading to the gate.	10

Book 16. (5 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	1	The Gag and Hood The small, exquisite, dark-haired slave, naked, knelt on the tiles before the large mirror, trembling, trying to apply, with the tiny brush, the bluish eye shadow.	10
18	3	"I am afraid," said the kneeling girl, with the small brush.	10
18	9	She replaced the tiny brush and the small, blue, round box which contained the eye shadow on the cosmetics tray on the tiles.	10
18	14	Then, she again took up the brush and the tiny box.	10
19	129	Too, presumably, she will never have been beaten upon them, or forced, as a discipline, to clean them, prone, her hands bound behind her, a small brush held in her teeth.	10

Book 17. (14 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	785	I then took the brush and, kneeling behind her, began to brush out her hair.	10
1	833	The pigments, commonly mixed with hot water or glue, are usually applied by a chewed stick or a small brush, or pen, of porous bone, usually cut from the edge of the kailiauk's shoulder blade or the end of its hip bone.	10
1	1132	The typical act of war is the raid, conducted usually by a small group of men, some ten to fifteen in number, which enters enemy country, strikes, usually at dawn, and makes away, almost as soon as it came, with scalps and loot; sometimes, too, a woman or two of the enemy is taken; men of most tribe...	10
14	607	She would not yet be entitled, of course, to use the common brush and comb allotted for the use of the coffle.	10
14	610	One negative vote will keep the brush and comb from a new girl.	10
14	611	The suspension of brush-and-comb privileges is also used, upon occasion, by the first girls as a disciplinary measure, within the coffle.	10
14	617	"Bring the comb and brush," I told her.	10
14	620	In a few moments Ginger returned with the comb and brush.	10
14	622	I, myself, took the brush, which I placed beside me.	10
14	624	"You do not yet have general comb-and-brush privileges," she informed her.	10
14	638	"Thank you for permitting me the use of the comb and, perhaps later, the brush," she said.	10
14	665	"It is difficult to remain fresh and presentable," she said, "when run through brush at the side of a kaiila, a thong on one's throat".	10
14	826	I then began again to brush her hair.	10
14	845	I laid the brush aside.	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	127	In this type of application of paint, on wood, over a large surface, or bands of a large surface, a brush of chopped, twisted grass is used.	10
3	134	Thrice did Winyela, with the brush, as the pole was turned in the tripods, scarletly band the rotated surface.	10
3	136	She was then drawn back, the paint and brush removed from her, and again knelt, her knees closely together, the two tethers on her throat.	10
4	161	A wall of brush, as a snow fence, in effect, may also be used.	10
4	173	Sleen, interestingly, often make their camps in thick timber, and even in brush and thickets.	10
7	647	More than one war party, it is recorded, penetrating deeply into enemy territory, and seeing the high brush walls of a dance lodge, and discovering that it was the enemy's festival time, has politely withdrawn.	10
11	110	In the center of the camp a great circular brush lodge had been erected.	10
18	164	I passed within a hundred yards of the great dance lodge, formed of towering walls of brush.	10
22	252	To our right was the great, circular brush lodge.	10
22	256	In the center of the lodge, visible now through a hole torn in the brush, was the tall, slim, peeled, twice-forked pole which, days ago, Winyela had felled.	10
22	260	From the sides of the dance lodge huge gouts of brush had been torn away.	10
30	28	In the corridor then formed, in the gloom, their bodies painted, brush tied about their wrists and ankles, chanting, stomping, turning about and shuffling, came dancers.	10
32	223	You would not have brush at your wrists and ankles.	10
35	138	A small fire, of sweet-brush and needles, from needle trees, is then built.	10
35	178	I wondered if the smoke of sweet-brush and needles, if the rubbing with white clay, might not have its effect not so much in encouraging the approach of medicine helpers but in lessening the probability of the approach of sleen.	10
36	18	The dirt from the pit is hidden under brush or scattered in the grass.	10
39	209	The piercing of the ears is not only symbolic and aesthetic to the master and the slave but it can be tactually arousing, as well, playing with the earring, the girl feeling it brush the side of her cheek or neck, and so on.	10
44	199	She turned her head to the side, that her lips might not brush his.	10
45	83	"Light the brush!" An arm reached over the ledge, near me.	10
45	91	With it we set fire to the great bundles of brush, on ropes, which had been prepared earlier.	10
47	4	Yesterday night we had lit a great brush beacon which we had prepared.	10
47	104	Yesterday night the great beacon of brush had been lit on the summit of Council Rock.	10

Book 19. (9 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	589	I made as though to brush past him.	10
5	9	"Brush back your robes a bit, so that he may better see you," said Ligurious.	10
8	324	After we had left some carpeted corridors, higher in the house, and were moving to the lower levels, and traversing heavy, flagstonelike tiles, we approached a slender, dark-haired girl who, on her hands and knees, in chains, with a bucket of water, cloths and a brush, in that portion of the corrido...	10
16	35	I crawled about the inn, keeping to the brush at its side.	10
27	122	Along these lines, for example, it is easy, seemingly accidentally, to brush his lips with a pendant breast.	10
28	171	I felt a light chain, dangling, brush my thigh.	10
30	287	I could feel one end of the cord dangling from my wrists brush against the back of my ankles.	10
33	483	I actually felt the body of the beast, its oily fur, the muscles and ribs beneath it, brush me, lunging past me.	10
34	110	How she had used him, and tortured him! How cleverly she had manipulated him, how insidiously and cunningly she had exploited him! He let the blades of the whip, idly, brush her back.	10

Book 20. (4 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	212	"Brush back your hood," said Samos.	10
10	526	"Doubtless I am to be exercised in the tall grass or in the brush," she said.	10
10	699	You will be whipped, and it will be with your hair, as rag and brush, that the least sullying, stain or taint will be scrubbed away, thoroughly rinsed and cleansed".	10
14	6	The lower portion of my body was covered with dirt and blood from our trek through the brush.	10

Book 21. (5 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	9	She had dared to brush back her hood.	10
3	270	They themselves hide in the brush.	10
9	28	More commonly, in temporary camps, it may be surmounted with brush or archers' hurdles.	10
25	195	Often the whip is allowed to brush her back.	10
25	1983	I let the loose whip blades brush her back.	10

Book 22. (5 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	94	A free woman, throwing me a look of disgust, drew to one side, that her ornate robes not brush against me as I passed.	10
27	135	Such a missile, of course, might be as easily launched from the brush at the side of a road, as I might be walking beside a tharlarion, my neck in a chain, running to a master's stirrup.	10
27	221	I was pleased that there was not too much brush along the side of the road.	10
33	4	Closer to me there were some trees and brush.	10
33	187	"Accordingly," he said, "if someone did not wish to be observed in approaching the camp, he might come from that direction which lies more behind you, where there are trees and brush".	10

Book 23. (6 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	357	In the wagon ahead, briefly illuminated, I saw, swinging from its strap, slung over a hook on the rear axle housing, a narrow, cylindrical, capped "grease bucket," the handle of the brush protruding through a hole in the cap.	10
1	360	Applied with the brush it is used, as would be mineral grease, were it more commonly available, to lubricate the moving parts of the wagon, in particular the axles, and where the rare wagon has them, metal springs, usually of the leaf variety.	10
13	2	"Yes," I said, rubbing the brush of it near my thigh, where her head rested.	10
15	218	Commonly slaves do not wear gloves, save for utilitarian purposes, as in work, say, clearing brush, or for warmth, in inclement or freezing weather.	10
21	323	"But you can see, Commander," she said, suddenly lifting her hands to her head, "that my hair has been cut, and shortly, too!" She rubbed her hand over the brush of hair on her head.	10
24	278	Rather hasten to brush your garments and put smiles upon your faces.	10

Book 24. (11 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	52	I had cut my camp into the side of a small, brush-covered hill, east of the road.	10
3	187	The danger in a situation such as this, given the sound of the rock, surely an anomaly coming from the figure's right, most clearly threatened from the hill and brush, not from the grass.	10
3	190	In moments he would move to the cover of the brush.	10
3	529	Then he told one of his men to drag the bodies into the brush.	10
12	4	"Brush his hair, wash him, quickly," said another, also a fellow I had not seen before.	10
12	382	She even had to brush her own hair.	10
28	217	This may be done with brush, with coverings, and such.	10
32	150	"I heard," he said, appearing from the brush, a spear in his hand.	10
32	161	I signaled to Plenius that his fellows might take up positions in the brush, on either side of the likely path of the runner.	10
32	162	Plenius, close to me now, half bent over in the brush, grasped his spear in two hands, for the forward thrust.	10
32	194	Then our fellows, startling them, seemed to materialize about them, from the brush and grass.	10

Book 25. (4 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	192	I wondered if Phoebe had dared yet, in her need, to come close to him, on her leash, or even, perhaps, to brush against him, perhaps as though inadvertently.	10
3	323	I gathered she must have dared in her need to brush hopefully or timidly against her master, or whimpered a bit more than he cared to hear.	10
9	575	They know that they are beautiful, and it is not uncommon for one to allow her hair to brush a fellow's shoulder or to linger a moment placing a plate or a goblet, that the lovely slimness of her wrist might be noted.	10
19	1118	I regarded her short brush of hair, the brief, tattered rag, scarcely more than a ta-teera, which was her only garment, the simple collar, no more than a strap of black iron curved about her throat, its small, right-angled, pierced terminations flush to one another behind the back of her neck, held ...	10

Book 26. (2 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	910	I felt something large, almost pawlike, brush back my hair.	10
37	866	"It may just brush past them," said the officer of Treve.	10

Book 27. (14 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	200	She also learned how to brush clothing, and clean, soften and polish leather.	10
14	3	The other instructrix then began to brush the hair, yet again.	10
14	141	Ellen felt the comb, and then the brush, at her hair, and her hair was again, hurriedly, arranged about her shoulders.	10
18	149	She avoided contact, of course, with the free persons, taking care not to brush against them, not to inconvenience them, not to impede their passage in any way.	10
19	22	She was in an opened, empty cage, nearby, on her knees, with a bucket of water, and a brush, scrubbing, cleaning, the flooring there.	10
19	65	"Continue with your work," said Portus to Ellen, and she, dutifully, put down her head, and returned to her scrubbing, the stout bristles of the thick brush damp on the wet floor.	10
19	96	The officer turned and regarded Ellen, and she, aware now of his gaze, put aside her brush and, frightened, knelt facing him, her head down, beside the bucket of water.	10
20	649	Brush was drawn across the entrance, concealing the opening.	10
20	650	There was, however, some light in the cave, filtering through the brush at the entrance.	10
22	517	When Ellen had poured for the fellow, she had been careful not to let her hair fall forward and brush his shoulder.	10
26	62	Too, though she tried to brush away the thought, she had a sudden sense that she wanted to spread her knees before him, perhaps even supplicatingly.	10
27	3309	In the grasslands the most common fuel is woodlike brush.	10
27	3318	Her gleanings of fuel from the grasslands near the camp, primarily cord and flower brush, had been supplemented with some of the wood carried in the wagon.	10
27	3322	The flower brush gave off a sweet smoke, and this added a flavor to the meat.	10

Book 28. (13 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	12	Her calves and thighs, too, had been scratched and cut by the brush through which she had been dragged.	10
19	79	But the mouth of the machine, and its fangs, raked the flank of the larl as it tried to brush past.	10
28	44	They will fight over a brush or comb, an eye shadow or lipstick, or earrings, or a ribbon.	10
49	3	"There," said Grendel, "where the brush is awry.	10
49	6	Half bent, head moving from side to side, ears erected, Grendel warily approached an opening in the brush.	10
51	76	"And to the brush of silk," said Grendel, "and to the scent of a perfume".	10
57	93	"Wash her, brush and comb her," said Lord Grendel.	10
59	10	Cabot heard a rustle in the brush to his right.	10
68	4	"We smelled the cooking meat! Do not fire upon us, from the shadows, from the brush".	10
68	16	Cabot then emerged from the brush, his bow relaxed.	10
68	54	"Were we to fire now the smell of the charge would linger, and brush might be blackened and burned".	10
68	61	They feared to leave signs of their passage, seared brush, even the brief odor of a discharged weapon.	10
70	179	In desperate fury Flavion cried out with rage and flung the rifle at Cabot, who moved to the side, permitting it to pass, which it did, spinning into the brush.	10

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	212	Doubtless unwisely, I managed, with great difficulty, to open the trap, and the beast, freed, withdrew, vanished, limping, into the brush.	10
4	40	In moving to the beach I had, as was my training, been alert to a variety of particulars, movements and shadows, the integrity of brush, the branches overhead, the nature of the ground underfoot, was a leaf pressed down here and there, was that a pebble possibly dislodged, such things.	10
6	11	Here, in this part of the forest, there was a great deal of shrubbery, brush, broken branches, fallen timber, debris of various sorts.	10
19	22	Indeed, the beast might scarcely notice the obstacle, almost ignoring it, thrusting through it as it might through brush or picketing.	10
22	395	Beast by beast, over the past Ahn, several of the stampeded tharlarion, now slowed or milling, even grazing, many hemmed in by trees, and snared by brush, had been gathered in.	10
23	5	Her body, in effect, had been scoured, and her brush of blond hair, I was pleased to note, had not, in the zeal of the slaves, been pulled from her head.	10
38	230	Jane, kneeling near him, took this opportunity to brush back her hood, and arrange her hair more evenly, more attractively, over her shoulders.	10

Book 30. (5 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	426	Have I not seen the tears in their eyes, and how they brush against their masters, how they, on their leashes, lift their lips hopefully to his? Who knows what goes on at a slave ring? How tragic I thought, that my lovely sandal slaves might now fall into the hands of men.	10
3	1451	"Brush your hair back, with both hands," I said.	10
12	420	"I discovered a small brush, and a tiny vial of black paint".	10
12	767	I heard something brush the side of the hull.	10
20	89	Once Iole had dared to brush against me, as though inadvertently, and had then, as though in contrition and terror, knelt before me, begging forgiveness.	10

Book 31. (11 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	36	You do not realize the danger which threatens you, what lurks in the brush, in the shadows, so to speak, so close, even at your elbow, and, too, far off, yet close enough, what crouches, watching, in the sky.	10
3	19	I have spoken of those who lurk in the brush, so to speak, and who watch from the skies.	10
8	2041	"Could you smile upon men, bring them drinks, brush against them, be at their side, smile, laugh, pretend to share their anxieties, their joys, their disappointments, and keep them engaged in certain activities?" "Master?" I said.	10
10	1037	I was not bald now, but there was not much hair there either, little more than a brush of darkness, soft to the touch.	10
14	10	I drew the brush downward.	10
14	58	I continued to brush his fur.	10
14	88	I continued to brush him.	10
15	29	Were the streets themselves not a danger? Who knew what might lurk around the next turn? Might one not be slain by a guardsman's spear, a frightened guardsman striking at a movement in the darkness, the source of which was unknown? I felt the soft brush of hair on my head, for I wore no kerchief now...	10
28	17	I was on my hands and knees, and I dipped the heavy, thick-bristled brush into the soapy water again.	10
28	86	"Yes, Mistress," I said, and seized up the brush, immersed it in the soapy water, and bent again to my task.	10
31	5	We were sewing some garments of the men, earlier washed, which had been torn in man sport, in this case hunting wild verr on the passes about the Crag of Kleinias, rents mostly from thorn brush, some, it seemed, from climbing, a loss of footing on rocky slopes, or such.	10

Book 32. (29 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	54	But clearly, now, there was not one, but two beasts, that which had emerged from the brush of the riverside, where, suddenly disturbed, it might have been drinking, and the other, still unseen, in the brush to my right.	10
5	48	Days I had spent, uneasy, distracted, ill at ease, remembering, struggling to brush aside the cruel insistencies of recollection; how often I censured myself for my misunderstandings, my foolishness.	10
21	83	Apparently it had been intended, from the positioning of brush and branches, and forest debris, that we would approach the two beasts by the fire by means of this readied avenue.	10
21	402	He then, with his dagger, parted the strings which held the wallet to his belt, and cast the wallet into the brush.	10
25	54	At other times, they were more closely set, and brush was much about them I avoided such thickets.	10
25	56	I dared to move to one side, and regard it with more care, and found it was no more than a mixture of brush, branches, light and shadow.	10
25	156	It has its thousand rises and falls, its heights and valleys, its fallen timbers and rotting wood, its scarred, blackened trunks and scorched, lightning-fired wastes, its scattered boulders, its bare places, its flowered meadows and blossoming thickets, its crags and cliffs, its rills, and streams a...	10
26	95	She put her blanket to the laundry, how clever, unaware that her scent saturates her chaining place in her kennel, that it lies in pools in each footstep she takes, that it lingers in grass, mud, and brush, even for a time in the very air through which she passes".	10
26	219	Similarly, given the javelin's smaller size it is less cumbersome, and easier to take through brush and thickets.	10
26	236	It was a basket, apparently discarded, lying on its side in the brush.	10
27	97	Lying in the brush to my left, not far from the wands, was a basket, apparently discarded.	10
37	59	Now brush and comb her hair".	10
37	60	Hiza located a brush and comb, and I brushed Darla's hair, and Mila combed it.	10
41	213	Might not the hem of a robe brush a foot? One might even loosen a sandal strap, and request its adjustment, that one need not bend down or go to one's knee in public, unthinkable for a free woman.	10
43	888	At that moment there came from our right a plunging through brush and leaves.	10
43	899	At that moment, to the right, high above the brush, higher than the blade of a war spear, we saw a broad, wide, triangular-shaped head.	10
46	133	Nor is the terrain itself uniform, for there may be streams and basins, and clearings, and meadows, elevations, canyons, and depressions, brush, thickets, even jumbles of rocks, from ancient glaciers, and weathered, winter- and-ice-cracked hills of stone.	10
48	3	But it was only a rustle, and shadows, stirred by the wind in the brush.	10
48	39	I had then regarded it with greater care, and found that it was no more than a misconstrued pattern in the forest, an artifact of perception, a misinterpreted mixture of brush and branches, light and shadow.	10
48	42	But then it emerged the brush, crouching, no taller than my waist.	10
48	50	Then from my right I heard, unmistakably, from within the brush somewhere, an answering, rumbling growl.	10
48	63	There was tall grass and brush here, however, near the river.	10
52	285	From the trees and brush nearby an armed figure had emerged.	10
52	331	A moment later, its belly almost on the ground, with a quick, serpentine twist, the long body of the hunting sleen, Tiomines, emerged from the brush.	10
52	526	"Tal," said my captor, half moved from his place of stand, by the rough caress of the sleen's snout, and the brush of its long, furred body.	10
52	892	"Into the brush," he said, curtly.	10
52	893	I rose to my feet, and hurried into the brush to the side, from which, earlier, Master Axel had emerged.	10
52	930	There was a blast of wind which shook the brush about us.	10
52	952	He then turned about, and, again, regarded the beach, east and west, and then, again, he looked out, into the brush, to the south.	10

Book 33. (8 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	16	"Captain san," said Ichiro, issued into my presence, come from the brush to the side.	10
11	333	"One cannot be evil who uses the brush so well," said Tajima.	10
21	366	'Help! The foe is at hand! Enemies are here! Hurry! Hurry! Seize them! They have tarns! Do not let them escape!' We then heard 'Ho!,' an answering cry, and another, 'Stop! Stand as you are!' We heard, as well, rushing toward us, the shuffle of feet, a movement through brush, the sound of accoutermen...	10
27	94	Then we were at its far terminus, that which emerged in brush, not far from several of the smaller, ancillary buildings.	10
29	97	"Twice," said Tajima, "tarnsmen returned, circling about, at a great height, and we must conceal ourselves, once in the reeds and mud near a small stream, once in leaves and brush".	10
30	313	"You merely wish to escape," he said, "to splash across the pool and hurry into the brush".	10
43	108	"'Let the decision be made by the bird springing unexpectedly from the brush'," he said.	10
60	458	Let them be glimpsed amongst trees and brush.	10

Book 34. (8 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	312	To be sure, certain mnemonic tatters of the interaction did intrude now and then, like the stirring of leaves, like a rustling in brush, scarcely noted, where something might have moved, like whispers, whose source eluded consciousness.	10
5	4	We occasionally heard branches brush the sides and roof of the vehicle.	10
30	251	But, as much as I knew I was a slave, and wanted to be such, as much as I was helplessly drawn to this Gorean brute, as much as I wanted to belong to him, as much as I wanted to be his property, as much as a brush, a buckle, a comb, a sandal, I was furious with him, as well.	10
44	127	"May I not, when presentable," I asked, "wash, comb, and brush the fur of Master?" "No," he said.	10
51	184	"Slave," said Lady Bina, "brush back your hood, sweep aside your veils".	10
52	281	"If one has no particular interest in a slave, and she is no more than another plate or goblet, another vase or brush, and she desires another master, and he is interested in her, one might give her to him, or, better, sell her to him.	10
53	95	A bridge seemed an appropriate venue for the exchange as, in such a location, one could easily determine the nature and numbers of either party, and an ambush, a sudden rush from a doorway, an emergence from brush, or concealed pits, or such, would be impractical.	10
64	87	"When I return I shall bring toweling material, a brush, and comb, and two clean, fresh tunics, that you may not be more offensive to gaze upon than, as worthless slaves, you usually are".	10

Book 35. (3 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	117	I heard the rence brush against the sides of the boat.	10
28	3	I had been given a comb and brush, which I had put to extensive and welcome use.	10
35	87	Then a door opened, several feet down the corridor, to my left, and a young man, blond, brush bearded, of medium height, clad in a house tunic and sandals, emerged, and then stood in the corridor, regarding me.	10

Book 36. (11 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	28	"Close the gate! Brush! Flames! Fire arrows!" Some twenty fellows rushed to the gate and pulled it shut, tying the two, in-swinging leaves together, and another twenty hurried to the closed gate with thick bundles of brush, grass, and straw which they piled before the tethered gate.	10
3	166	"There is some clutter, some brush, debris, dried sea weed, driftwood, such things".	10
6	260	Clearly the kneeling slave would have wished to brush away the insulting silk but, bound by the Master's will, could not do so.	10
13	20	I looked away from the ship, up the beach toward the rimming brush and scrub.	10
14	19	We could see some brush, and huts, some drying nets, and some small fishing boats, these beached on the grayish, flattish, featureless surface.	10
16	218	"I have seen brush on at least one living island," I said.	10
19	10	I was not sure whether the opponent had thought to cut through the net or simply lift it, or brush it, aside.	10
31	31	But no sooner had they freed the leaves of the gate and swung them inward than the brush, dried grass and straw which had been heaped up in the threshold was fiercely burning, creating a wall of fire behind which we could scarcely mark dark, moving figures.	10
31	36	A few Ehn later the flames at the gate, from the bundles of brush, grass, and straw, had lessened.	10
42	50	I thrust my blade into the side of a corsair who sought, half mad with fear, to brush past me.	10
59	135	"Remove her clothing," I said, "even the ribbon binding her hair, and spread her hair out, widely, and brush it behind her shoulders.	10