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Book 1. (26 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	59	I called his name, laughing.	10
2	111	I learned later it was called Ka-la-na.	10
2	119	It was carved with the family sign and was called the Home Stone.	10
3	109	Economically, the base of the Gorean life was the free peasant, which was perhaps the lowest but undoubtedly the most fundamental caste, and the staple crop was a yellow grain called Sa-Tarna, or Life-Daughter.	10
4	35	"Ho, child," he called.	10
4	81	For themselves, particularly among the Lower Castes, they often have a real name and what is called a use-name.	10
4	118	The Older Tarl and I may have drunk too much of that fermented brew concocted with fiendish skill from the yellow grain, Sa-Tarna, and called Pagar-Sa-Tarna, Pleasure of the Life-Daughter, but almost always "paga" for short.	10
5	174	Or perhaps I should bless the fighting spirit of that plumed giant, my war tarn, that terrible thing the Older Tarl had called a tarn of tarns.	10
6	160	I called out "Nar!", looking for my spider comrade, but he, like the girl, had disappeared.	10
9	94	He rode the species of tharlarion called the high tharlarion, which ran on its two back feet in great bounding strides.	10
10	93	Before she disappeared, she called over her shoulder saucily, "You're not rid of me as easily as this, Tarl of Bristol".	10
10	126	In addition, the mounted warriors inevitably wear a high, soft pair of boots called tharlarion boots.	10
10	188	Then, her eyes lit on the second object Kazrak had donated to the project of taming what he called the she-tharlarion—the slave whip.	10
12	57	The current soon caught it, and it began to spin in slow circles farther and farther out into the midst of that vast force of nature called the Vosk.	10
12	90	Near one of the green stretches I saw what I first thought was a shadow, but as the tarn passed, it scattered into a scampering flock of tiny creatures, probably the small, three-toed mammals called qualae, dun-colored and with a stiff brushy mane of black hair.	10
12	152	As nearly as I could determine from the map and my memory of the location of the Vosk and the direction I had been carried, I was somewhere in the Voltai Range, sometimes called the Red Mountains, south of the river and to the east of Ar.	10
12	170	Gripped in the talons of the tarn was the dead body of an antelope, one of the one-horned, yellow antelopes called tabuks that frequent the bright Ka-la-na thickets of Gor.	10
13	69	On the other hand, the Afflicted, as they are called, have little to fear from their fellow men.	10
14	133	"Good-bye, Warrior," he called.	10
15	17	Also, half buried in the sands among the stakes and set in wooden blocks would be iron hooks, much like those used in ancient times on Earth and sometimes called spurs.	10
17	34	The Supreme Initiate, as he called himself, raised a shield and then set it at his feet.	10
18	59	There are two systems of courts on Gor—those of the City, under the jurisdiction of an Administrator or Ubar, and those of the Initiates, under the jurisdiction of the High Initiate of the given city; the division corresponds roughly to that between civil and what, for lack of a better word, ...	10
18	177	I called out, as loudly as I could, "Marlenus, Ubar of Ar!" To my joy, from somewhere above, around the curve of the stairs, I heard the voice of the Ubar.	10
19	21	I called after him, but his choice, painful though it must have been, had been made.	10
19	26	And I, too, if a higher duty had not called me, might have chosen to follow Marlenus, ruthless Ubar of that vast and violated city.	10
19	53	Instead I called out to the men of Ar on the cylinder.	10

Book 2. (25 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	136	He turned and I sensed that he was glad that I had called to him, that my company on that night meant a great deal to him.	10
1	142	It was a document pertaining to what Cabot called the Counter-Earth, the story of a warrior, of the siege of a city, and of the love of a girl.	10
6	2	Whereas the Men Below the Mountains, as the mortals are called, seldom enter the mountains, and do not return when they do, many often venture to their brink, if only to stand within the shadows of those cliffs that hide the secrets of the Priest-Kings.	10
7	127	But what then? Free her to the beasts of Gor, to another slaver? She would never accept my protection, and by her own actions she preferred Thorn and slavery to a favor from the man called Tarl of Ko-ro-ba.	10
8	9	I wondered if men in this city were not proud of their castes, as were, on the whole, other Goreans, even those of the so-called lower castes.	10
8	42	When either party called off the bargaining, his fists were closed.	10
9	15	At the threshold he called back.	10
10	27	Had I not been arrested I guessed I might, of my own free will, have called upon the Tatrix of Tharna, and, as one citizen had expressed it, spent my night in her palace.	10
12	88	Nine cities, long after his death, claimed the man who, centuries ago, had called Ko-ro-ba the Towers of the Morning.	10
14	187	This was the first time I had called "Tabuk!" but the bird would have been conditioned to the call by the tarn-keepers of Ko-ro-ba years ago, and might still respond.	10
15	7	In the whistling wind, as the need arose, I had called the straps to her, "One-strap!", "Six-strap!" and so on, and she would draw the strap.	10
15	13	"Two-strap!" I called, and the bird now veered to the right, still climbing at the same angle.	10
15	14	"Four-strap!" I called, and the bird began to drop toward the earth, preparing to land.	10
15	267	Then, holding her in one arm, and fastening one hand deep in the quills of the tarn's neck, I called "One-strap!" and the beast sprang from the ledge and began climbing.	10
18	101	I called to the man at the far end of the chamber.	10
18	125	"First on the chain!" I called.	10
20	53	What would have been enough to satisfy her? * * * * It was now the month of the vernal equinox on Gor, called En'Kara, or The First Kara.	10
20	57	The month of the autumnal equinox is called fully Se'Kara-Lar-Torvis, but usually simply Se'Kara, The Second Kara, or The Second Turning.	10
20	108	Then mercifully I called "Four-strap!" I feared the courageous beast would kill himself before surrendering to the unseen force that blocked his path.	10
20	133	I had called him that when I had recognized him in the arena of Tharna, when we had been aloft as one creature in the sky.	10
21	130	"Targo!" he called.	10
21	271	That name which he has had from birth, by which he has called himself and knows himself, that name which is so much a part of his own conception of himself, of his own true and most intimate identity, is suddenly gone.	10
24	185	I called out to the men behind the barricade.	10
24	240	I called for a torch.	10
25	120	"Surrender," I called to Dorna the Proud.	10

Book 3. (18 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	91	Normally they do this in single file and he who leads the file is called First Spear, for his will be the first spear cast.	10
3	91	I shivered, but to my surprise the man who called himself Parp clutched his pipe in a white hand and seemed to give a start of terror.	10
4	1	The Hall of Priest-Kings As I followed the man who called himself Parp down the stone passage, the portal behind me closed.	10
5	143	"Yes," she continued, "I, armed with my beauty, would come to the Sardar and wrest the riches and power of the Priest-Kings from them, for men had always sought to serve me, to give me what I wanted, and were the Priest-Kings not men?" People had strange reasons for entering the Sardar, but the reas...	10
7	5	"Please do not go," she called to me.	10
7	67	I called out again and again there was no response.	10
14	6	"May you bathe in the dung of Slime Worms," I called to him cheerfully.	10
14	20	"May your antennae be soaked in grease!" I called to my tormentor.	10
18	45	"The one who was not a Priest-King," quickly said Mul-Al-Ka, "was a Matok and is called a Toos and lives on discarded fungus spores".	10
27	51	"You are undoubtedly the Noble Guard of the Chamber where I may have my tunic fixed with scent-marks," I called jovially.	10
27	252	"It is Sarm," I called, "who is a traitor to the Nest, for this Nest will die, and he has not permitted the founding of a new Nest".	10
28	32	And another voice called out.	10
30	178	Once I called angrily to her.	10
32	293	"Follow me," he called after him.	10
35	127	If I should attempt to help Misk, what would this mean, ultimately? Would it not be to surrender my race to the mercies of the people of Sarm and the Priest-Kings who had served him, or would it be ultimately to protect my race until it had learned to live with itself, until it had reached the matur...	10
35	151	"Are you all right?" he called.	10
35	152	"Yes," I called back to him.	10
35	154	"Do not injure it!" I called to him.	10

Book 4. (59 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
2	136	"Tal!" I called, lifting my hand, palm inward, in Gorean greeting.	10
2	138	"I am Tarl Cabot," I called.	10
2	143	"Do you speak Gorean?" I called.	10
2	153	The man behind me called out, speaking Gorean with a harsh accent.	10
6	130	"It is called New York," I said.	10
7	1	La Kajira The wagon of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks, was drawn up on a large, flat-topped grassy hill, the highest land in the camp.	10
7	11	Among these men, sitting cross-legged, was Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
7	28	I gathered that once, in his earlier years, he might have been a rider of the kaiila, that he might have been skilled with the bow and lance, and the quiva; such a man would not need ceremony; I sensed that once this man might have ridden six hundred pasangs in a day, living on a mouthful of water a...	10
7	69	The interrogation, to my surprise, was conducted largely by Kamchak, rather than Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
7	135	She called to them.	10
7	192	I prepared to fight for my life, selling it as dearly as possible on the dais of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks, for what Gorean would dare reject the command of Priest-Kings? I stood up, unsheathing my sword.	10
8	4	The herds would circle Turia, for this was the portion of the Omen Year called the Passing of Turia, in which the Wagon Peoples gather and begin to move toward their winter pastures; the second portion of the Omen Year is the Wintering, which takes place far north of Turia, the equator being approac...	10
8	16	I wondered on what Kamchak had called the games of Love War, said to take place on the Plains of a Thousand Stakes.	10
8	30	There were perhaps negotiations to be conducted, perhaps having to do with what were called the games of Love War, or perhaps having to do with trade.	10
8	62	"Tospit!" called Conrad of the Kassars, the Blood People, and the girl hastened to set another fruit on the wand.	10
8	64	"Well done!" I called to him.	10
8	108	I supposed that on the morrow Kamchak would call for the Tuchuk Iron Master, to brand what he called his little barbarian; the brand of the Tuchuk slave, incidentally, is not the same as that generally used in the cities, which, for girls, is the first letter of the expression Kajira in cursive scri...	10
8	239	He was called Harold, which is not a Tuchuk name, nor a name used among the Wagon Peoples, though it is similar to some of the Kassar names.	10
8	357	She had not, for example, timed her counting, for long hours, under the tutelage of a master, against the heartbeat of a kaiila, he keeping the beat but not informing her what it was, until she had called the beat.	10
8	454	The Tuchuks were commonly called the Wily Ones.	10
8	478	"Fifteen!" called the judge, and I streaked on kaiilaback from the circle of the boskhide whip.	10
8	497	"Time!" called Kamchak.	10
8	500	"Time!" called Kamchak.	10
9	149	Then, later in the evening, when I was drunker on paga than I should have permitted myself to become, I heard them discuss details which could only have pertained to what Kamchak had called the games of Love War, details having to do with specifications of time, weapons and judges, and such.	10
9	237	"Two years ago," said Kamchak, "in such a place at such a time—you recall it was then you called me a Tuchuk sleen".	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
9	361	At the height of one of her dances, called the Dance of the Tuchuk Slave Girl, Kamchak turned to Aphris of Turia, who was watching the dance, eyes bright, as astounded as I at the savage spectacle.	10
9	371	It had been at that time that she had called him a Tuchuk sleen, presumably because he had dared present her with a gift.	10
10	329	"Are the women at stake?" called a judge.	10
10	332	"Let the women be secured," called the first judge, who stood on a platform near the beginning of the stake lines, this year on the side of the Wagon Peoples.	10
10	344	"Are the women secured?" called the first judge, he on the platform.	10
10	347	"Let the matches be arranged," called the judge.	10
10	442	At this word the judge called out to clear the space between the stakes of Aphris of Turia and the lovely Kassar wench.	10
11	90	"Do you recall," asked Kamchak, "one night two years ago when you spurned my gift and called me sleen?" The girl nodded, her eyes frightened.	10
11	119	"She was First Stake," called Kamchak to the jeering girls.	10
11	122	"First stake!" he called out to a warrior, jerking his thumb at the stumbling, gasping Aphris.	10
11	167	"If she does not work well," called Kamchak cheerily, "beat her".	10
11	386	"I note," said Kamchak, "that you have never called me Master".	10
12	1	The Quiva In the next days I several times wandered into the vicinity of the huge wagon of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
12	14	I wondered if any in the camp of the Tuchuks realized how actually great indeed was the value of that golden sphere, containing undoubtedly the last hope of the people called Priest-Kings.	10
12	246	I noted that, in spite of the fact that Aphris had now been in the wagon for several days, Kamchak had not yet called for the Iron Master.	10
12	314	"But not better than Aphris," called Aphris.	10
13	156	The four haruspexes turned then, each one facing his own minor haruspexes and anyone else who might be about, and called out, "It is propitious!" There was a pleased cry at this announcement from the throng.	10
13	196	"Must the Iron Master be called," I asked, "to the wagon of Kamchak?" Kamchak looked at me.	10
14	54	They must be mercenaries! Kamchak did not return to his own wagon but now raced his kaiila, followed by a hundred men, toward the high ground on which stood the standard of the four bosk horns, on which stood the huge wagon of Kutaituchik, called Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
14	118	"He was called Ubar of the Tuchuks," said Kamchak, "but he was not Ubar".	10
18	1	The Pleasure Gardens At the very instant that Saphrar had called out there was a great blast of steam and fumes that seemed to explode from the fluid about me as though the monster in which I found myself had now, its prey satisfactorily entrapped, dared to respire and, at the same time, I felt the...	10
19	19	"For tarnsmen to be called in to aid in the search," he said.	10
20	92	"Don't fight," he called to the guard.	10
20	104	"Release one more tarn!" "Very well," called the man.	10
20	152	"Release the straps!" I called to him.	10
21	6	Somewhere in the wagon, fixed in a sitting position, weapons at hand, was Kutaituchik, who had been Kamchak's friend, and who had been called Ubar of the Tuchuks.	10
21	18	"Turn the wagons!" called Kamchak.	10
21	60	"I have gems and jewels to show the noble Saphrar!" "Approach then the nearer gate!" he called.	10
26	146	At one point Kamchak stopped and called for planks.	10
26	150	Another time he warned us back and called for a lance, with which he tripped a wire in the passage.	10
27	38	"In the morning," called Kamchak, "we return to the wagons".	10
27	221	"This woman," said Kamchak of the Tuchuks, brusquely, his voice stern but almost breaking, "is called Aphris—know her—she is Ubara of the Tuchuks, she is Ubara Sana, of my heart Ubara Sana!" We let Kamchak and Aphris ride ahead, and followed them, by some hundred yards, toward the main...	10

Book 5. (56 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	611	Each month, containing five five-day weeks, is separated by a five-day period, called the Passage Hand, from every other month, there being one exception to this, which is that the last month of the year is separated from the first month of the year, which begins with the Vernal Equinox, not only by...	10
13	217	It was called, appropriately enough, the Green Tarn, and the proprietor was a genial fellow, bald and red-nosed, called Kliimus.	10
1	9	He had been called to this place.	10
2	3	Not for many years had the black tunic of the Assassins been seen within the walls of Ar, not since the siege of that city in 10,110 from its founding, in the days of Marlenus, who had been Ubar; of Pa-Kur, who had been Master of the Assassins; and of the Koroban Warrior, in the songs called Tarl of...	10
2	174	"Bring paga!" called the paunchy man imperiously, impatiently, to one of the girls, who hastened to obey him.	10
3	22	The man who called out wore a robe of checkered red and yellow squares, and the game board, of similar squares, with ten ranks and ten files, giving a hundred squares, hung over his back; slung over his left shoulder, as a warrior wears a sword, was a leather bag containing the pieces, twenty to a s...	10
3	116	The Baker looked over his shoulder and called down the street to some men gathered there.	10
4	171	"No," said Cernus, "what name would you like to be called by?" "Vella," said she, "if it pleases Master".	10
5	727	"Who is it?" I called.	10
6	24	"Point!" called the man-at-arms, he with the whip, and the two slaves separated again, each going to their corners and crouching there in the sand, breathing heavily.	10
7	113	"Hurry!" called the man with the Thief's scar, and those of the staff of the House, including even the tarnsmen, stood lined before the panel and received various goods which they placed in the carrying baskets.	10
8	79	She was generally intrigued, though frightened when I spoke of the thing called the beast, and distressed when I mentioned the girls brought from Earth, to be sold as slaves from the House of Cernus.	10
11	119	"It is called English," he said.	10
11	147	Then sedations and drugs are called for.	10
12	117	"Candies!" called the little fellow.	10
12	123	"Candy!" called the man behind me.	10
12	384	As I was passing under the main arch of the stadium, going to the broad street beyond, called The Street of Tarns because of its proximity to the stadium, I heard a voice behind me.	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	264	I looked up and saw the three moons of Gor, the large moon and the two small ones, one of the latter called the Prison Moon, for no reason I understood.	10
15	7	More than once I had called on Caprus myself, though it was perhaps not wise, to urge him to speed in his work, or to permit me to transmit portions of the documents he was copying to the Sardar.	10
15	81	Also, I had sometimes called at the Capacian Baths, even after the races were finished, seeing if Nela was available at that hour.	10
15	148	On the other hand, the single greatest period for the sale of slaves is the five days of the Fifth Passage Hand, coming late in summer, called jointly the Love Feast.	10
15	225	In the beginning, when moving about the house, the girls had been permitted only the garb customarily worn in the sweat and motion of the training, a rectangle of silk, about a foot long, thrust into a silken string knotted about the waist; Virginia and Phyllis would not even leave their cells so cl...	10
15	355	For good measure she also taught them the independent dance, sometimes called the Dance of the Tuchuk Slave Girl, which I had once seen performed at a banquet in Turia.	10
17	130	"Kajuralia!" called the girls to us.	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	218	He did so late in spring, on the sixteenth day of the third month, that month which in Ar is called Camerius, in Ko-ro-ba Selnar.	10
17	276	"Little pock-face," called Relius.	10
17	448	"It is past the eighteenth bar," he called.	10
17	462	"You there, Slaves," called Ho-Tu, "to your cells!" He was speaking to Virginia Kent, and to Lana, who had both lingered in the vicinity of Relius, who was finishing a cup of wine.	10
19	136	"Verbina, she is," called he, "who so fears a man that she would flee him, at the risk of death and torture, White Silk and never before owned, yet certified ready for the chain of a master who would use her as she so richly deserves!" The crowd roared with amusement, enjoying the sport of the aucti...	10
19	183	Then, when poked with the slave goad, she called out in a nasal tone, not her own, in painfully, apparently memorized Gorean, "Buy me, Masters".	10
19	191	"What am I offered for this slave?" called the auctioneer.	10
19	222	"These are three barbarians, two White Silk, one Red Silk," called the auctioneer, "all from the House of Cernus, whom it is our hope you will find pleasing".	10
19	223	"Are they trained?" called a voice.	10
19	227	"What am I offered?" called the auctioneer.	10
19	230	"I hear three," called the auctioneer, "do I hear four?" As he said this, he moved to one of the girls and threw back her hood.	10
19	246	"What of thirty?" called the auctioneer.	10
19	286	"Two hundred and fifteen," called out a high officer in the cavalry of Ar.	10
19	305	"Doubtless," called the auctioneer, "her Tuchuk master used her well".	10
19	318	"Three hundred gold pieces!" called a rich man of Ar.	10
19	357	"Five hundred gold pieces!" called the rich man of Ar.	10
19	358	"Five hundred and twenty!" called the Slaver of Tor.	10
19	359	"Five hundred and thirty!" called another man.	10
19	360	"Five hundred and thirty-five!" called the Slaver from Tyros.	10
19	376	"I am offered five hundred and forty gold pieces for these hot-blooded barbarian beauties," called the auctioneer, "only five hundred and forty gold pieces for this exquisite set of animals, in prime condition and superbly trained to tantalize you, to torment you, to drive you wild with pleasure! Do...	10
19	426	"Who will buy us?" called Elizabeth.	10
19	436	The auctioneer called out to the crowd, now silent.	10
20	26	"Bring Portus!" called Cernus.	10
20	38	"Bring the Hinrabian!" called Cernus.	10
20	169	"Noble girl!" I called after Melanie, as she left the room.	10
20	258	"Qualius the Player," called Cernus, "you are once again in the House of Cernus, who is now Ubar of Ar".	10
21	82	"You can't enter here," called a guard.	10
21	198	"Raise your swords!" called a man.	10
22	325	I called to him.	10
24	390	"Or for the great services rendered by Tarl of Ko-ro-ba, in the songs called Tarl of Bristol".	10

Book 6. (47 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	43	I did not know if the victory we had won, for victory it surely seemed to be, was decisive or not, but I well knew that the twenty-fifth of Se'Kara, for that was the day on which this battle had been fought, would not be soon forgotten in Port Kar, that city once called squalid and malignant, but wh...	10
3	125	"Called the great bow, the long bow?" "It is," I said.	10
4	130	"Ho-Hak," said she, "has called the nearby islands to a council".	10
5	50	"Clear away there," called a man's voice.	10
5	53	"It is the time for contests," called another voice, which I recognized as that of Telima, my mistress.	10
5	124	"Wait!" called she.	10
6	213	It was only one man who had called out, a guard perhaps, one patrolling this supposedly cleared area.	10
7	41	One of the slavers, a man with a conical helmet, called the animal to him.	10
8	400	"Find among the bound slaves, the rencers," I said, "the one who is called Ho-Hak".	10
9	10	It is called the Whip Dance, the dance the girl upon the sand danced.	10
9	161	And even should she, somehow, fall, her men need only take ship, and then, when it pleased them, return, ordering slaves again to build in the delta a city called Port Kar.	10
10	36	As in the case of the official "Stone," so, too, at the Sardar is a metal rod, which determines the Merchant Foot, or Gorean foot, as I have called it.	10
10	245	I had called her Sandra, after a girl once known on Earth.	10
10	256	It is called the wingfish because it can, on its stiff pectoral fins, for short distances, glide through the air, usually in an attempt to flee small sea tharlarion, who are immune to the poison of the spines.	10
10	257	It is also called a songfish, because, in their courtship rituals, males and females thrust their heads from the water, uttering a kind of whistle.	10
11	373	"Antisthenes," called the scribe.	10
11	392	"Bejar," called the scribe.	10
11	394	"Bosk," called the scribe.	10
13	290	"Out oars!" called the oar-master.	10
13	301	"Ready oars!" called the oar-master.	10
13	303	"Stroke!" called the oar-master.	10
13	374	The man then called out, "Up oars! Ready oars! Stroke!" Again we found our rhythm, and again the Rena moved through the waters.	10
14	102	"Quarter of maximum!" I called down to the oar-master, some feet below me.	10
14	109	I called down to the oar-master to rest oars.	10
14	160	"Rest oars!" I called.	10
14	181	"Helmsmen pass to starboard!" I called.	10
14	210	When I saw the tarn ship ahead, its captain doubtless confident of his speeds and distances, lift her oars, preparing to come about, I called to the oar-master, "Now!" Without the loss of a stroke he, at the center of the rowing frame, began to call maximum beat, "Stroke! Stroke! Stroke!" The Dorna,...	10
14	244	"Quarter of maximum," I called to the oar-master.	10
14	265	Then he called to his keleustes.	10
15	76	On the prow, she passed slowly beneath the men, and the women and children, on the rooftops, many of whom called out to her, hooting and jeering her.	10
15	229	"Slave!" I called.	10
15	303	And of he I sing whose hair was like a larl from the sun of he who came once to the walls of Ar Glorious Ar he called Tarl of Bristol.	10
15	311	And, as the torches burned lower in the wall racks, the singer continued to sing, and sang of gray Pa-Kur, Master of the Assassins, leader of the hordes that fell on Ar after the theft of her Home Stone; and he sang, too, of banners and black helmets, of upraised standards, of the sun flashing on th...	10
15	317	"Singer," called I to him, "is there truly a man such as Tarl of Bristol?" The singer turned his head to me, puzzled.	10
15	347	"Sandra!" I called.	10
15	418	"Ka-la-na!" I called.	10
15	445	"Send for the slave girl from Tyros!" I called.	10
15	449	I called out to a passing slave girl.	10
15	512	Also I had toyed with the idea of opening a paga tavern in the center of the city, the most opulent in Port Kar, perhaps, called the Tavern of the Forty Maidens.	10
15	537	"Kitchen Master!" I called.	10
15	539	"Come here!" I called.	10
15	547	"Fish!" I called.	10
16	136	"Enter!" I called.	10
17	122	I called the lookout down from the basket, that I might climb to his place.	10
17	410	"Fire the ship!" I called to my men.	10
18	38	"Stroke!" called the oar-master, his cry almost lost in the sleet and wind.	10
18	562	I wondered why he had called me Warrior.	10

Book 7. (53 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	197	They called out things to the girls which made them squeak and fume, and the girls, laughing, called back things to them, uncomplimentary I gathered, which made them laugh, and slap their knees in amusement.	10
1	121	One of them once called me a bitch.	10
2	88	I had not called the police.	10
2	99	"Just a moment," I called, as calmly as I could.	10
2	105	"Yes," I called sweetly, sweating.	10
3	223	I could not have called them! I moaned.	10
4	173	"Hurry!" called the man in the black tunic, from within the large ship.	10
4	250	I called out.	10
6	137	He called the fat, pudgy little man "Targo".	10
6	217	The men, saving the one called Targo, wore tunics, with helmets.	10
7	4	He was bound, traveling over the hills and meadowlands east and north of Ko-ro-ba, for the city of Laura, which lies on the banks of the Laurius river, some two hundred pasangs inland from the coast of the sea, called Thassa.	10
7	85	Tarnsmen, riders of the great tarns, called Brothers of the Wind, are masters of the open sky, fierce warriors whose battleground is the clouds and sky; they are not forest people; they do not care to stalk and hunt where, from the darkness of trees, from a canopy of foliage, they may meet suddenly,...	10
7	200	Then the girls were called from the water, to dry their hair.	10
7	480	"Into the wagons!" called the guards.	10
7	564	"Into the wagons," called Targo.	10
8	169	Far away, through the sky, from the east of Laura, following the forest line, there came a flight of tarnsmen, perhaps forty of them, mounted on the great, fierce, hawklike saddlebirds of Gor, the huge, swift, predatory, ferocious tarns, called Brothers of the Wind.	10
8	399	Of special interest to me was the fact that this room, primitive though it might be, was lit by what, in Gorean, is called an energy bulb, an invention of the Builders.	10
8	580	That afternoon, Targo called me aside.	10
8	581	"Slave," he called.	10
8	956	Tomorrow, Targo, and his men and his merchandise, would make their way to Laura and, crossing the river there, begin their long, overland journey to Ko-ro-ba, called by some the Towers of the Morning, and from thence to luxurious Ar itself.	10
8	958	"Paga!" called the guard.	10
8	1114	These were forest girls, sometimes called panther girls, who lived wild and free in the northern forests, outlaw women, sometimes enslaving men, when it pleased them to do so.	10
8	1128	The tall girl, the blond girl, their leader, called Verna, lithe in the skins of forest panthers, in her golden ornaments, with her spear, strode to where Lana lay on the grass, on her side, bound and gagged.	10
10	201	"Please, Miss Brinton," he called out plaintively, "don't be angry.	10
10	275	I remembered, too, that on Earth, at the location called point P, before I had boarded the ship, a heavy steel anklet, doubtless an identification device of some sort, had been locked on my left ankle.	10
11	137	It was the best known of the Gorean cities below the equator, sometimes called the Ar of the south.	10
11	170	I gathered he must have called once before, and I had not heard.	10
11	192	"What are you going to do?" "Do not be afraid, El-in-or," called Ute.	10
11	244	"Next!" had called the leather worker.	10
11	260	"Next," called the leather worker.	10
11	491	It is sometimes called The Towers of the Morning, and perhaps justifiably so.	10
11	676	"Good-night, Master," she called.	10
11	718	"Master!" I called.	10
11	1336	It is called Kneeling to the Whip.	10
12	64	We had been called from our cells well before dawn.	10
12	412	And so I called them Mistress.	10
13	500	I was surely not tempted to sample the small amphibians or the loathsome, fat, green insects Ute had called to my attention.	10
13	677	From a pouch he threw a coin to a man of the village, and another to another man, doubtless one of the other village, called Rorus.	10
15	102	"Guard!" called Ute.	10
15	201	"Why am I never allowed, late, to serve the men in their tents?" "No man has called for you," said Ute.	10
15	204	But no man had called for me.	10
15	592	"Be careful, El-in-or," Ute had called after me.	10
15	594	"All right," I had called back to her.	10
15	825	Outside, she heard the sounds of pleasure and feasting, that celebration called in honor of the capturing of two young girls, who had fled from undesired companionships, which had been arranged by their parents.	10
15	1190	"Wine!" called Verna.	10
16	51	Would I be again summoned to his tent? But he had called a guard.	10
16	84	"Guard!" he called.	10
16	236	"I wish you well, Mistress," I called.	10
17	145	Surely then he could see that she was no different from others, the girls locked in the work shed, the girls in the tents, squirming on their chains, all eager to be called to his tent.	10
17	271	I wondered how it was that they could so hate this man, he called Bosk of Port Kar.	10
17	332	"Wine!" called Thurnock.	10
17	420	"It could easily be," said he called Bosk, "for it requires only that some rumor be spread, say, in Ar, or elsewhere, that you are in this city, a rumor which well might, by means of spies, soon find its way to the camp of Rask of Treve.	10
18	100	"No!" I called down.	10

Book 8. (67 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	109	"Oars inboard!" called Thurnock.	10
2	298	"You insult me!" "Your purse was stolen in Lydius," Rim reminded him, "by a little notch-eared wench called Tina".	10
2	507	"Out oars!" he called.	10
2	514	"Return again," she called.	10
2	518	"To Lydius!" called Thurnock to the helmsman on the helm deck.	10
2	521	"Oars ready!" he called.	10
2	542	Her sails were, first, the fair-weather sail, which is quite large, and is used in gentle winds; secondly, the tarn sail, which is the common sail most often found on the yard of a tarn ship, and taking its name from the ship; third, a sail of the same type as the tarn sail, and, in a sense, a small...	10
3	231	"Key," he called to the proprietor, pointing toward the side of the room.	10
3	360	"Twenty-two copper pieces," called a metal worker.	10
3	373	"Twenty-five copper pieces," called a pastry vendor.	10
3	379	"Let us see her!" called a merchant.	10
3	383	"One silver tarsk," I called.	10
3	394	"I am bid one silver tarsk," called the man.	10
3	401	"Am I bid more?" called the man again.	10
3	406	"Sold to the captain!" called the man.	10
5	89	"Farewell, Slave!" they called.	10
5	108	There was, however, I recalled, a slave called Tana.	10
5	167	Where was Rim? "Captain!" called Rim, from the wharf.	10
5	170	"Captain!" he called.	10
5	173	"Slave!" he called.	10
5	356	"Out oars!" called Thurnock.	10
5	362	"Port oars! Stroke!" called Thurnock.	10
5	367	"Full oars!" called Thurnock.	10
5	381	"Stroke!" called Thurnock, in his rhythm.	10
6	1135	"But what then," she asked, "am I to do today?" "Thurnock!" I called.	10
8	22	It was to besiege the girls in their stockade, cutting them off from food and water, and merely wait until they, hungering and thirsting, following our orders, threw down their weapons, stripped themselves and emerged, backing toward us, their wrists crossed behind their backs, one by one, at interv...	10
11	564	She had called him Master.	10
11	876	I called myself a fool.	10
12	78	Turia was called the Ar of the south.	10
12	106	It was not uncommon for the daughter of a jarl in that bleak place, upon the arrival of a suitor, to be called in from the pastures, where she would be tending her father's verr.	10
14	203	I was displeased particularly with the one called Ilene.	10
14	333	"Brand him!" called Hura.	10
15	285	This is called a closed Harl Loop.	10
15	375	"Hurry, Slaves!" called the red-haired girl.	10
15	911	"What have you been called that pleases you?" I asked.	10
15	912	"If it pleases Master," she said, "I should like to be called Vinca".	10
15	956	She would be called Ilene, but she wore that name now, and she knew it, only by the whim of her master.	10
15	976	"Lift your burdens," she called.	10
15	978	"Excellent!" called Vinca.	10
15	980	"March!" called Vinca.	10
18	193	"Light the beacon!" called Sarus.	10
18	264	"Hurry! Hurry!" called their guard.	10
18	506	I called to Tina, softly, from the shadows of the forest.	10
18	670	How long was it since they had held the naked, perfumed, collared, responding body of a female slave in their arms? Since the rough port of Laura? Since semi-civilized Lydius, at the mouth of the Laurius? How long would it have been since they had witnessed the swaying body of a chained girl in a pa...	10
19	88	"Return to the stockade!" he called.	10
19	148	"Entrance," called one of the two men who had been outside, adding fuel to the beacon fire.	10
19	176	I did know, however, that Sarus and his men had engaged in a well-organized mission to capture Marlenus of Ar and one called Bosk of Port Kar.	10
19	328	I would also like the one called Sheera".	10
19	341	"What is your interest in the men called Rim and Arn?" asked Sarus.	10
19	435	It is sometimes called the Towers of the Morning".	10
19	456	"Marlenus!" I called.	10
19	458	"It is true!" he called.	10
19	461	"It is true!" called Marlenus.	10
20	187	"Bosk of Port Kar!" called Sarus.	10
20	190	"You have done well!" called Sarus.	10
20	198	"No longer do we fear you!" he called.	10
20	205	"And, too," called Sarus, "you may have all male slaves, including your men, saving only Marlenus, Ubar of Ar".	10
20	212	Sarus called the name of two men.	10
21	53	He had failed his Ubar, Chenbar of Tyros, called the Sea Sleen.	10
21	244	"Stroke," called Thurnock.	10
22	238	I saw that the woman called Rena, whom I had used in Marlenus' camp, before departing from it, was especially beautiful.	10
22	293	"It is called freedom," she said.	10
22	470	"I'm free!" she called.	10
22	498	I wondered if, in the telling of that story, there would be mention of one called Bosk of Port Kar.	10
22	582	Even their ship was prize, the possession of which he had not disputed with one called Bosk of Port Kar, who had aided him.	10
22	873	"Captain!" called a voice.	10
22	998	"I am cold! Bring crewmen! Carry me to my cabin!" "Yes, Captain," called Thurnock.	10

Book 9. (87 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	56	But if Priest-Kings, eventually, should halt the invasion, that, too, might be of interest to the Kurii of the steel ships, remote, prowling outside the fifth ring, that of the planet on Earth called Jupiter, that on Gor called Hersius, after one of Ar's legendary heroes.	10
1	26	He was a pirate, and a cutthroat, but he was not unhappy in his death; he had died by the sword, which would have been his choice, and before he had died he had looked again upon gleaming Thassa; it is called the death of blood and the sea; he died not unhappy; men of Port Kar do not care to die in ...	10
1	83	Once I had been Tarl Cabot, in the songs called Tarl of Bristol.	10
2	141	Forkbeard's ship, or serpent, as they are sometimes called, was approximately eighty feet Gorean in length, with a beam of some ten feet Gorean.	10
2	344	"Praises be unto the Priest-Kings!" called out the High Initiate.	10
3	43	"The battle is done!" called out Forkbeard.	10
3	50	"Those who would live," called out Forkbeard, "lie on your stomachs".	10
3	57	"Why do you not lie beneath the ax, Stranger?" called out Forkbeard.	10
3	82	"Hurry!" called the Forkbeard to his men.	10
3	292	"Hurry!" called Ivar Forkbeard to his men.	10
3	293	"Hurry, bright-fleshed ones," called he to the fettered, burdened, coffled bondmaids.	10
3	300	"You see," cried the blond girl, delightedly, "my bondage is short!" "Citizens of Kassau!" called out Ivar Forkbeard cheerily.	10
3	307	It is called the master belt, doubtless, to distinguish it from the ax belt and the sword belt, and because it is, almost always, worn.	10
3	364	"Do not fire," called Ivar Forkbeard to his bowmen.	10
4	52	Instead, there is a piece called the Jarl's Woman, which is quite powerful, more so than the southern Ubara.	10
4	53	Instead of Tarnsmen, there are two pieces called the Axes.	10
4	54	The board has no Initiates, but there are corresponding pieces called Rune-Priests.	10
4	55	Similarly there are no Scribes, but a piece, which moves identically, called the Singer.	10
4	264	"Come here, Wench," called the Forkbeard.	10
4	269	As she approached Aelgifu, Aelgifu called out to her, "You walk well, Thyri.	10
4	271	The slender, blondish girl, called Thyri, though now, actually, she had no name, not having been given one by the Forkbeard, did not respond to Aelgifu's taunt.	10
4	318	It is regarded as second only to the five-lash Gorean slave whip, used also in the south, and what among the men of Torvaldsland is called the whip of the furs, in which the master, with his body, incontrovertibly teaches the girl her slavery.	10
5	5	"Benches!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	44	"The serpent of Thorgard has seen us!" called the lookout, not at all dismayed.	10
5	80	"The serpent of Thorgard wheels upon us!" called the lookout cheerily.	10
5	84	"A pasang away!" called the lookout.	10
5	87	"A half pasang away!" called the lookout.	10
5	88	"What shield is at his mast?" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	89	"The red shield," called the lookout.	10
5	92	"Thorgard is quite proud of his great longship," he said, "the serpent called Black Sleen".	10
5	100	"A quarter of a pasang away!" called the lookout.	10
5	111	"Closing!" called the lookout.	10
5	126	"Slowing!" called the lookout.	10
5	143	"Lower the wench from the spar!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	153	"Throw the loot over the bondmaids," called the Forkbeard.	10
5	155	"The awning!" called Forkbeard.	10
5	176	"Stroke!" called Ivar.	10
5	181	"Stroke!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	224	"Why is she called the Hilda?" I asked.	10
5	316	"Free the serpent!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	326	"To sea!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	328	"Stroke!" called the Forkbeard.	10
5	332	"Let this be a lesson to you," he called to them, "never trust the men of Kassau!" At the oars the men struck up a rowing song.	10
6	86	"I have eighteen others!" called Ivar Forkbeard.	10
6	88	"Heat the irons!" called the Forkbeard.	10
6	236	"Next," called out the Forkbeard.	10
6	262	"I am called Tarsk here," he said.	10
6	486	"Drink!" called he to his men.	10
6	489	"Feast!" called Ivar Forkbeard.	10
7	59	They are sometimes called the seaman's larma.	10
7	81	"Bondmaid!" called he.	10
7	208	"Red Hair!" called Ivar Forkbeard.	10
9	106	She had a fair throat, good shoulders; she was marvelously breasted; her waist was such that one could get his hands on it well; she might have been a bit broad in the beam but I had no objection to this; in the north it is called the love cradle; it was well adapted to cushion the shocks of an oars...	10
9	195	"Mead!" called Ivar Forkbeard, from across from me.	10
9	240	"Throw her in the furs," called yet another.	10
9	243	"Silence!" called out Ivar Forkbeard.	10
9	275	"Mead!" I called.	10
9	342	"Mead!" called Ivar Forkbeard, returning to the table.	10
10	57	This contest was called a draw.	10
10	165	The camp was of wood, surrounded by a palisade, built on an island in an inlet, called the inlet of Thorstein Camp, formerly known as the inlet of Parsit, because of the rich fishing there.	10
10	205	"I am!" called the Forkbeard, striding into the area of hazel wands.	10
10	344	"Who owns her?" called the chief judge.	10
10	345	"I do!" called the Forkbeard.	10
11	34	"Fellow rational creatures!" called the Kur.	10
11	39	"Fellow rational creatures!" called the Kur.	10
11	45	"Men of Torvaldsland," it called, "I speak to you".	10
11	95	"What do you want?" called one of the men from the field.	10
11	259	"I have here," called Svein Blue Tooth, "a bucket of Sa-Tarna grain.	10
11	286	"Do we, free men of Torvaldsland," called out Svein Blue Tooth, "grant permission to the Kurii to traverse our land?" "No!" cried one man.	10
11	296	"Tomorrow," called Svein Blue Tooth, "we will award the talmits for excellence in the contests".	10
12	23	"Never in the history of the Thing," called Svein, "has there been so high a winner in the contests as he whom we now proceed to honor".	10
12	29	"This man," called out Svein Blue Tooth, obviously impressed, "has earned in these contests six talmits.	10
13	248	"Room! Make room here!" called the Forkbeard.	10
13	305	The Forkbeard turned and, facing the entrance of the hall, called out, "Bring forth the female".	10
14	231	"First," I called, "the Forkbeard!" I would not leave without him.	10
16	145	"Wait!" I called to the Forkbeard.	10
16	181	"Perhaps he was burned in his ship, which you have told me was called Black Shark".	10
17	30	Among them was the lad called Tarsk, formerly Wulfstan of Kassau, to whom Thyri had once been given for the night.	10
17	111	A typical Kurii foraging squad consists of six animals, called a "hand," with its "eye," or leader.	10
18	205	On one side of me fought the mighty Rollo, his lips foaming, his eyes wild, on the other side he who called himself Hrolf, from the east, the bearded giant with bloodied spear.	10
18	522	"Thorgard of Scagnar!" called a voice, that of Gorm.	10
21	71	"I would speak!" called Svein Blue Tooth, rising to his feet, lifting a horn of mead.	10
21	119	"Ivar!" called Svein Blue Tooth, when the loot was distributed, pointing to Hilda, who, in her collar, stripped, cuddled at the Forkbeard's side, "are you not, too, going to give away that pretty little trinket?" "No!" laughed the Forkbeard.	10
21	170	He now called himself Henrius.	10
21	214	"He called you 'Bosk of Port Kar,'" said Ivar Forkbeard, standing near me.	10
21	256	"You, you called Sarus of Tyros," said Ivar, "you drink first".	10
22	61	"Fetch more tospits, Bondmaid," he called.	10

Book 10. (33 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	370	"Another has called for me, Master," she called out.	10
1	83	Man, on Earth, had finally succeeded, after long centuries, in creating a society in which he had no essential place; he had, at last, built a house in which he could not live, in which he had left not one room suitable for human habitation; he called it a home; in it he was a stranger; his habitat,...	10
1	218	This was a "common chain," sometimes called a "march chain" or "trekking chain"; it was not a "display chain"; in the "display chain," or "selling chain," the arrangement of the girls may be determined by a variety of considerations, aesthetic and psychological; for example, blondes may be alternate...	10
1	415	The red salt of Kasra, so called from its port of embarkation, was famed on Gor.	10
1	774	As long as the Kurii remained behind the fifth ring, that determined by the orbit of the planet called on Earth Jupiter, on Gor, Hersius, after a legendary hero of Ar, the Priest-Kings were little concerned with them.	10
2	1	The Streets of Tor "Water! Water!" called the man.	10
2	32	At the oasis will be grown a hybrid, brownish Sa-Tarna, adapted to the heat of the desert; most Sa-Tarna is yellow; and beans, berries, onions, tuber suls, various sorts of melons, a foliated leaf vegetable, called Katch, and various root vegetables, such as turnips, carrots, radishes, of the sphere...	10
2	57	"Water!" he called.	10
2	229	"Buy melons!" called a fellow next to her, lifting one of the yellowish, red-striped spheres toward me.	10
2	533	"Here, Noble Gentlemen, for your consideration, is the slave girl called Alyena.	10
3	200	"Open the gate!" called a man, pounding from our side.	10
3	324	I had heard the last, I conjectured, of the water carrier, he called Abdul.	10
4	12	This frame is called, in Gorean, the kurdah.	10
4	190	The slave master clapped his hands, then called through the silver curtain.	10
4	366	He called two slaves from behind the silver curtain.	10
5	32	"I was called away swiftly," said I, "on matters of business".	10
5	124	Please come back, Master! Please help me, Master!" she called out, but he was gone.	10
5	341	"Strip your women," he called.	10
5	378	He called orders.	10
5	644	"Master!" called Seleenya, the cafe slave girl, the rented girl, softly, from the alcove.	10
5	836	He called a scribe to him.	10
7	107	"Is there someone there?" called the guard.	10
7	118	"Who is there?" he called.	10
7	313	Often I had to force from my mind the look on the face of the second slave, she called Vella, of triumph, as she, small and lovely, luscious, freed of the rack ropes, had sat up on the knotted ropes, after her testimony had confirmed that of others, of Zaya, the other girl, and Ibn Saran, sending me...	10
9	128	"Alyena!" he called.	10
10	4	It was called the Silk War because, at that time, Turian silk first began to be imported in bulk to the Tahari communities, and northward to Tor and Kasra, thence to Ar, and points north and west.	10
11	567	"There are two kaiila remaining, saddled," I called to Hassan.	10
12	190	"What were you called as a woman?" I asked.	10
14	496	The birds are called zads.	10
14	515	* * * * Four days later, on a crest, the voice again called "Hold!" and the chain held.	10
15	11	Most salt at Klima is white, but certain of the mines deliver a reddish salt, which is called the Red Salt of Kasra, after its port of embarkation, at the juncture of the Upper and Lower Fayeen.	10
16	47	"Look there," called a harvester.	10
17	236	"We are old friends, Old One," called T'Zshal, across the water.	10

Book 11. (2 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	86	I gathered that the fellow who had called out had called before, and I had not heard him.	10
13	82	The physicians of Gor, it seemed, had addressed themselves to the conquest of what had hitherto been a universal disease, called on Gor the drying and withering disease, called on Earth, aging.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	39	"She was sold to a tavern keeper in Schendi," called the girl, "one called Filimbi".	10

Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
29	230	"There are towns to be burned," I called, "loots to be gathered, women to tie in our slave sacks!" "How did you pass the chain?" called the man.	10

Book 16. (2 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	605	"Are you in there?" "No one called Luta is in here," I called back, cheerily, through the door, "but there is one here who once was known by that name, one whom I have renamed 'Shirley,' giving her, as seemed fitting, the name of an Earth girl".	10
16	1	The Longboat "Have you a taste, Lads," called Policrates, "for precious wines and delicate viands?" "That we have, Captain," called a man.	10

Book 17. (2 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	147	"A fair-skinned, red-haired barbarian beauty," called the auctioneer, "highly intelligent, exquisitely refined and of delicate sensibilities, a woman on her own world doubtless of class and station—but on this world, our world of Gor, only a meaningless piece of slave meat, a girl who will le...	10
8	403	"But, Gentlemen," called the auctioneer, turning the girl on the rope, turning her left thigh to the crowd, "restrain your bids! Can you not see that she has not yet even been branded?" "Mark her! Mark her!" called more than one man.	10

Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
54	108	Only too clearly did the browning grass and the cool winds presage the turning of the seasons, and the advent of the gray skies and long nights of the bitter moons, Waniyetuwi, called the Winter Moon; Wanicokanwi, called the Mid-Winter Moon; Witehi, the Hard Moon; and Wicatawi, the Urt Moon.	10

Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	629	"You told me you were called Bosk!" "I am called Bosk," I said.	10

Book 24. (2 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	486	"Borton!" called a fellow cheerfully, from well across the enclosure, "has it been necessary to redeem you from any inns lately!" "I think I paid something in that fee!" called another, a fellow also in the uniform of the tarnsmen of Artemidorus.	10
3	269	"Come down," he called, "that we may buy from you!" "You fellows may be from Ar," I called.	10

Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	80	"Hail Talena!" called a man from the vicinity of the fellow who had called out before.	10

Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	1836	It is sometimes called the "dance of the displayed slave," though it is not really a dance; sometimes it is called "block movements" or "circle movements," from the fact that such movements are sometimes called for on the sales block or within the exhibition circle; sometimes they are called "cage m...	10

Book 27. (3 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
25	904	The auctioneer's assistant then raised his hand, and called out, "Four!" "Four, from my colleague!" called the auctioneer.	10
27	786	It may be called that simply because the slave's wrists and ankles are bound together, and this bends her body, in a natural bow, or it may be called that because of a supposed analogy with exhibitory slave bows, in which, for example, on a slave block, a slave might be bent backward, or knelt, and ...	10
27	3249	"If you are there," he called, "be thanked!" "I am hungry!" called Tersius Major, from within his circle of futile weapons.	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	121	Standing on the stairs, Philoctetes called out, "Friend! Friend!" "Beware!" I called to him.	10
12	387	"Ho," called a voice from below, carrying upward, "noble Callias, do you do well?" "Yes," I called down.	10

Book 31. (2 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	566	"A student," I said, "at a small school, called a college, an expensive, exclusive college, and a member of an organization at the college to which only women might belong, called a sorority, and it the most expensive and exclusive of the college's sororities".	10
23	26	If only I were a free woman, and worthy of him! A few steps forward, and he called back, cheerily, "I like sluts!" "I am one!" I called out, in the rain.	10

Book 32. (2 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
43	456	"I have my eye on the one called Tula," said Aeson, "and Genak, I suspect, would not object to having the one called Mila at his feet".	10
52	1013	"Am I as far now," he called, "as was the tarnsman on the beach?" "Farther," I called back.	10

Book 34. (2 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	329	"Kajira," called Tullius Quintus back and down to me, I thought from yards away, "do you live?" "I live, Master," I called back.	10
60	122	He then called out, "May she soon have a Ubar worthy of her throne, worthy of her glory!" "Yes, yes!" called some in the stands, but most paused, and exchanged glances.	10

Book 35. (3 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	305	"Noble masters," called the auctioneer, "this female was brought to Gor for your pleasure! Think on that!" "They all are," called a fellow from the high tiers.	10
4	258	Apparently she was from a place called Venna, somewhere in the vicinity of a place called Ar, even "Glorious Ar".	10
8	758	To the helmsmen he called, "Come about!" To the mariners he called, "In sail, down yard".	10

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
53	66	I cupped my hands to my mouth and called to Tab, "Back, back into open water!" "Flee!" he called back.	10