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Book 1. (4 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	98	My hair froze as I heard the shrill, angry cry of another tarn; he was an enormous creature as sable as the helmet of Pa-Kur, his wings beating like whips, bearing down relentlessly on my captor.	10
12	107	Soon my swift captor had reached his mountains, and the vague, distant smudge that I had seen had become a lonely, frightening, inaccessible wilderness of reddish cliffs.	10
14	6	I forced my head up and kept my back straight, my eyes granting my captor no satisfaction.	10
17	78	The procession resumed to the beat of the tarn drums and Talena, bound in chains of gold, walked, slowly, with dignity, beside the tharlarion of her captor, Pa-Kur, the Assassin.	10

Book 2. (3 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	101	Then, to the barbaric, intoxicating music of the flute and drums, she dances for her captor, the bells on her ankles marking each of her movements, the movements of a girl stolen from her home, who must now live to please the bold stranger whose binding fiber she had felt, whose collar she wore.	10
15	74	It was customary on Gor for a female captive to kneel in the presence of her captor, but she was, after all, a Tatrix, and I did not wish to enforce the point.	10
22	162	At this point the captor would untie the girl's ankles and complete the rite.	10

Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	98	"Why," cried the man with missing teeth, "it is he! It is Hup the Fool!" "Mercy, Masters!" cried Hup, squealing, struggling in the grasp of his captor.	10

Book 7. (23 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	207	I was frightened, because it had been the language, or rather like the language, of my chief captor, and perhaps others of his group.	10
6	210	The men I now noted, held as I was, did not carry pistols and rifles, or even small weapons, such as my captor had had, or the silverish tubes, or wands, which had been carried by the men from the silverish ship.	10
11	931	I knew him, and he liked me, but he was my captor.	10
11	1392	She had captured me, and sold me for a hundred arrow points! How humiliating, and insulting! I was worth gold! Gold! Perhaps Marlenus, her captor, would choose to put her on the block! Perhaps she would sell for a hundred arrow points! But I would bring gold, much gold! I looked about at the slave f...	10
13	840	He was met with another war cry, and suddenly, only feet from us, another tarn streaked past, and I heard the forcible, tearing scrape of a broad, bronze spear blade, its blow turned, sliding across the metal-bound, layered, boskhide shield of my captor.	10
13	842	My captor attacked, giving him no instant in which to set again his bow.	10
13	844	My captor, standing in his stirrups, flung his own great spear.	10
13	846	If the other man had not been fastened in his saddle by the great strap the force of my captor's blow would have struck him from the saddle.	10
13	851	Again the other's spear struck, and again the blow was countered by my captor's shield.	10
13	854	My captor was trying to close with him, to bring him within the range of his own steel, his now-drawn, swift, unadorned blade.	10
13	855	Again the spear struck, but this time my captor took the point in the shield.	10
13	858	My captor then wheeled away, the other, his blade now drawn, trying to press close.	10
13	859	My captor had wished to rid his enemy of the spear, because of its reach, but, to do so, his own defense was impaired.	10
13	862	My captor now thrust his shield before him, and over my body.	10
13	864	Then my captor again had his sword in his grip, but the other dragged his tarn upward, cursing, and its long, curved talons raked downwards, clutching for us.	10
13	866	My captor was thrusting upward, to keep the bird away.	10
13	867	Then its talons locked over the shield and it smote its wings, ripping the shield straps, half tearing my captor from the saddle, and the tarn was away, the shield then dropping like a penny, turning, toward the field below.	10
13	882	My captor's steel interposed itself.	10
13	887	"Sleen!" cried my captor.	10
13	891	My captor did not pursue him.	10
13	892	I looked up at my captor, the tarnsman whose lashings bound me.	10
13	899	Soon, unable to resist, I turned again, in my bonds, to look upon my captor.	10
13	1078	"When first I saw you," said my captor, "I decided I would have you.	10

Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	327	Sarus, leader of the men of Tyros in the forest, his captor, would then give him to the council.	10

Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	186	How could it be made more clear that her captor scorned these as baubles, that he had no need of them, and that it had been the girl herself, and only she, her body and her person, that had been sought and boldly taken.	10

Book 10. (5 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	44	The lengthy, free end of these tethers, then, was, by their captor, looped and secured about his pommel.	10
8	56	The two girls now stood naked in the dust, stripped by the blade of their captor.	10
8	62	Their captor, who seemed to be chief of the raiders, mounted.	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
14	192	It produces disorientation, a sense of dependence on the captor.	10

Book 11. (69 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	612	Next to me, she knelt before my captor; she put one bowl down before me; then, holding the other bowl, she handed it to my captor; one of the men pulled my head up by the hair, so I could see clearly what was being done; my captor took the bowl of gruel from Eta, and then, saying nothing, handed it ...	10
3	595	The first words I had been taught were "Kajira," which my captor had addressed to me, and "La Kajira," which expressions I understood, from Eta's example, I must utter to my captor.	10
2	656	I knelt helpless, an ignorant barbarian girl, naked and bound, who could not even speak to her captor, on a strange world.	10
2	1170	My captor had put aside his shield and spear.	10
3	18	My captor and I had arrived at this camp after some four days of trekking.	10
3	41	In the vicinity of the camp, upon our approach to it, my captor had taken his shield from me, which I had been bearing for him.	10
3	53	Then my captor had indicated that she might enter his presence.	10
3	84	I think the major reason I so failed to impress the men at the camp of my captor was because at that time I had not yet been taught to come alive as a woman.	10
3	89	Only on Gor, in the presence of my captor, had I, at times, begun to suspect that there was an incredible, glorious world of experience, not forbidden on this planet, to which my nature as a female fully entitled me, could I but dare to be myself.	10
3	95	Much did my captor's men jest with him on the deficiencies of his prize.	10
3	130	Outside the camp I would be accompanied by one of my captor's men.	10
3	146	There were sixteen men in the camp, including my captor, though seldom, during the day, were there more than four or five within its confines.	10
3	147	My captor himself had set me the work of tending the coals in the brazier, where the iron was heating.	10
3	160	In the confines of the camp my captor had continued to restrict my feeding to his degrading handouts, which he would place in my mouth, or make me reach for, kneeling, not using my hands.	10
3	181	But I resolved to resist my captor.	10
3	191	My captor, with two lieutenants, sat over a map, drawn with a stick in the earth.	10
3	194	My captor rose to his feet and approached the brazier.	10
3	216	I then conjectured that one of the men, perhaps my captor, since it was he who had had me tend the brazier, wished to mark something which he owned, imprinting in it an identificatory design, perhaps a harness or belt, or the leather of a brass-hooped shield.	10
3	261	To me he was the most attractive man in the camp after my captor.	10
3	262	My captor did not join in the game.	10
3	265	But my captor watched with interest and pleasure.	10
3	268	The game of Girl Catch is played variously upon Gor; it can be played as informally and simply as it was in the camp of my captor, for the pleasure of his men, or it can be a fairly serious business, closely supervised and regulated in a sophisticated manner, as it is by merchant administrators in t...	10
3	281	In the camp of my captor, however the rules were simple.	10
3	330	In some two or three minutes she was again taken and, to my horror, was, with pleasure and ruthlessness, again subjected to the indignity of the caught female, her second captor handling her with an audacity and simple physical proprietorship scarcely inferior to that of the first.	10
3	348	She did not try to put the rag on but carried it in her hand, loosely, and went to lie at the feet of my captor.	10
3	384	"No, no, no, no!" My captor had gone to the brazier and, with the leather glove, and another, too, with two hands, withdrawn the white-hot iron.	10
3	388	I looked into the eyes of my captor.	10
3	431	My captor was commended on his work.	10
3	501	What could be the nature, on a world such as this, of a girl who wore such a mark on her body? Men from about the fire, including my captor, and Eta, too, approached me.	10
3	502	My captor took my head in his hands, and held it so that I must look up at him.	10
3	553	There were other brands in my captor's camp.	10
3	568	Eta wore a steel collar! Eta then faced my captor.	10
3	573	She pointed to her own mouth, again faced my captor, and again said, "La Kajira," again performing an obeisance before him.	10
3	575	Bound, I looked upward, into the eyes of my captor.	10
3	600	I knew now I was a Kajira; I knew that I had, too, following Eta's example, acknowledged myself as such to my captor; I had proclaimed myself a Kajira, whatever it might be, before him.	10
3	602	Then, overwhelmingly, irresistibly, like a cry of anguish, it welled up within me; I could no longer ignore, suppress or repudiate it; no longer could I, like a foolish girl of Earth, deny and flee my reality; the comprehension, insistent and explosive, overpoweringly, erupted within me; I was naked...	10
3	607	They then carried me by the arms and put me to my knees before my captor, who sat, cross-legged, by the fire.	10
3	609	In the camp, hitherto, my captor had confined me to degrading handouts, which he would place in my mouth, or make me reach for, kneeling, not using my hands.	10
3	615	I picked up the bowl of gruel, with both hands, and, kneeling, handed it to my captor.	10
3	695	How could I, bound, serve him? My captor beckoned to me.	10
3	696	I regained my feet with difficulty, with an awkwardness that made the men laugh, and went to my captor, kneeling before him.	10
3	709	The only man I did not so serve was he who cut the meat for me to carry, my captor.	10
3	724	One of the men, at a word from my captor, untied me, and I crept to Eta, outside the circle of firelight, and hid in her arms.	10
3	730	"Paga!" called my captor.	10
3	741	I had never kissed a boy on Earth with the helplessness and passion that I bestowed upon the mere goblet of my Gorean captor.	10
3	746	I proffered, tears in my eyes, the cup of paga to my captor.	10
3	773	My captor stood before his tenting.	10
3	784	My captor took the cup from me, when I had downed its contents.	10
3	806	I looked into the eyes of my captor.	10
4	552	I heard shouting, and the pounding of hands on my captor's back.	10
4	556	Was she not my sister in bondage? Could she not understand my misery? My captor, whoever he was, impatient then to have me, hurled me as though I were nothing to the dirt at his feet.	10
5	455	My captor then turned about and began to return to the camp.	10
7	116	"Your captor," said my master, speaking to her for the first time.	10
7	184	"No, Captor," she said.	10
7	759	One of the other boys, who carried a ten-foot length of rope, with one end of the rope, crossed and tied together Donna's ankles, while she was still held on the shoulder of her captor.	10
7	760	"Who is your master of the night?" inquired Lehna's captor of Lehna.	10
7	773	Her captor took the end of the rope from the lad who had bound her and, holding it about a foot from her fastened ankles, pulled her feet some six inches into the air.	10
7	778	"There, my friends," beamed her captor, "is my catch!" "A beauty!" said one of the boys.	10
7	779	"Yes, a beauty!" said her captor.	10
7	786	Donna squirmed, but was helpless on her back, her feet bound, held in the air by the captor's tether.	10
7	797	"Belly or back?" asked Lehna's captor.	10
7	817	Donna's captor, to her misery, dragged her behind him through the dirt on the tether which fastened her ankles together.	10
12	561	She would wait for the return of her captor.	10
12	743	I was pulled along by the arm, by my captor.	10
12	832	Perhaps, discovering she was free, unbranded, her captor would angrily rectify that omission and soon return her, stripped, bound and helpless, to the very bridge from which she had been captured, that guardsmen might find her there and remand her into custody, that she might become then a despised ...	10
12	835	But perhaps her captor, if she seemed slave-suitable, and was sufficiently desperate and zealous in her pleadings and prostrations, might be moved to keep her, she weeping and kissing at his feet, petitioning for this privilege.	10
13	24	I brought Rask of Treve, my captor, fifteen copper tarsks.	10
13	34	She brought her captor only twelve copper tarsks.	10
20	40	I doubted that my original captor himself knew the identity of these other men.	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	609	"Don't," she begged her captor.	10
6	736	"Sir," said the free woman, addressing her captor, Ram, once of Teletus.	10
9	27	"May I present my colleague," said my lovely captor, "Sorgus".	10
9	39	"Release him," said he to my captor, "that I may with blades, he, too, armed, dispatch him".	10
9	59	"Did you truly enlist the services of a female slave in his house?" asked my captor.	10
9	74	My captor's eyes flashed.	10
9	175	My lovely captor regarded them with contempt.	10
9	191	'Take him away and put him to work on the wall," said my lovely captor.	10
9	197	"You have the look of Earth girls," said my captor, in English.	10
9	271	"What are your names?" asked my lovely captor.	10
9	274	"I scarcely think," said my captor, "that those names would have been given to you by an Indian".	10
9	313	"No," said my lovely captor.	10
10	129	My lovely captor, I recalled, had said that I would labor today.	10
10	167	My lovely captor, doubtless, had so decreed it.	10
10	202	My lovely captor looked down on us.	10
10	238	"Work well, Tarl Cabot," called my lovely captor from the height of the platform.	10
10	251	I had heard of this yesterday, before I had been conducted by my fair captor from her headquarters.	10
35	1129	Already her captor had put bondage strings on her throat.	10

Book 13. (6 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	329	Then her arms and legs were held, widely separated, each of her limbs, her small wrists and belled ankles, held in the two hands of a captor.	10
14	463	A free woman, captured, whose hair her captor unbinds, usually the first time by the stroke of a knife, a precaution against poison pins and other devices, knows full well by this act that she will soon be made his slave.	10
43	70	A normal captor would surely have discarded these.	10
43	73	One of the first things a captor commonly does with a woman is to take away her clothing.	10
43	76	Also, of course, a captor commonly wishes to look upon the beauty of his capture.	10
43	81	Surely such things belong rather in the loot sack of her captor.	10

Book 14. (4 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	369	"Captor!" she cried.	10
26	394	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
26	411	"I shall assert the rights of the Gorean captor over his beautiful female prisoner," I said.	10
32	303	"Please," she said, "—Captor".	10

Book 15. (2 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	163	"Any captor or master," I said, "can put you through your paces".	10
4	676	I was forced, even, to yield to my captor, as though I might have been a slave and he my master".	10

Book 16. (3 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	500	"Yes," he whispered, "—my captor".	10
16	520	"Yes, my captor!" cried Ragnar Voskjard.	10
16	521	"Yes, my captor!" cried Kliomenes.	10

Book 18. (22 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	150	The girl's captor dismounted and put his lance down.	10
37	80	Also, of course, if, unfortunately, she should be seized, it might give us some time to encourage her captor, with blows, and lances and cries, to release her, before it could break and she could be carried off.	10
44	13	"What right has he to decide such things?" "He is your captor," I said.	10
44	184	"He is your captor".	10
44	188	"Call Hci!" "You wish to lick and kiss your captor, as a slave might?" I asked.	10
44	196	"This woman," I said, "has begged to lick and kiss her captor, as a slave, at the post".	10
44	806	"Yes, my captor," she said, in a small voice.	10
44	822	"Yes, my captor," said Iwoso, humbly.	10
44	827	"Yes, my captor," whispered Iwoso.	10
44	831	"Thank you for my food and drink, my captor," said Iwoso to Hci.	10
44	859	"My captor," whispered Iwoso.	10
44	864	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
46	13	"Hci, your captor, finds it amusing".	10
46	30	"Hci is your captor," I said, "and he is not a patient man.	10
47	58	"—My captor," she added.	10
47	481	"Yes, my captor," she said, in a small voice.	10
47	508	"No, my captor," said Iwoso.	10
47	512	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
47	529	"No, my captor," she said.	10
47	531	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
47	533	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
48	2	"Yes, my captor," said Iwoso.	10

Book 19. (4 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	98	The pose of a jealous captor should suffice.	10
32	48	I was then turned about and put on my back before my captor, on the tiles at the foot of the dais on which reposed the throne of Argentum.	10
33	69	"Now," said he, "let Sheila's captor, the noble Hassan, of Kasra, have the honor of presenting her before us, that she may await our pleasure".	10
36	432	The strong man can be bound only by himself; surely the weak and fearful, and hating, know that, and that is why they are so desperate to divide him, and make him of himself his own captor, and prisoner, and his own worst enemy.	10

Book 20. (2 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	335	There, beneath my wagon, sitting down, her knees drawn up, was the Lady Yanina, once my captor.	10
10	644	I am at the mercy of my captor.	10

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	64	Behind Boabissia, ropes on their necks, the captor's termini of these hempen confinements in the grip of Hurtha, came Feiqa and Tula.	10
13	138	She had offended her captor.	10
15	117	To be sure, whether it was to be granted to her or not was up to her captor.	10
25	772	My captor had put me on my back, I suppose, so that I might see him.	10
25	786	I had learned my captor was not a weakling, and that he was quite capable of punishing me.	10
25	869	"I think my captor enjoyed selling me to a brothel".	10
26	334	They are unmistakable, even with the gagging, that stern impediment to expression which her captor, or captors, had chosen to impose upon her, that device, inflicted upon her, by means of which it had been decided that she would not be able to speak.	10

Book 22. (14 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	671	Lying as I was, of course, I probably could not, from my position, have seen what it was even had the room been as light as it had been long ago, some three months ago, on that bright afternoon when I had for the first time to my knowledge found myself under the eyes of my current captor.	10
3	779	"Kneel," said my captor.	10
3	785	I looked at my captor.	10
3	846	"Look at her," said Teibar, my captor, to his man, Taurog, he holding my leash, "she has never felt it, but she senses what it might be like to feel it, what it could do to her".	10
3	895	Teibar himself whom I thought of as my personal, and most meaningful, captor, stayed in the vicinity of the table, that on which the attaché case rested.	10
3	903	He then led me back to the table on which the attaché case rested, where Teibar, whom I feared mostly, my chief captor, waited.	10
4	227	I looked up at my captor.	10
5	248	He did not bear me anything like the ill will, the hostility, that Teibar, who had been my captor, had.	10
6	149	Teibar, who had been my captor, had seen to that.	10
6	614	At best, we might hope, against all hopes, at great personal risk, even mortal risk, it seemed, to escape from the chains of one master into those of another, in which case, of course, we would be a "caught slave," a modality that would be almost certain to assure us of the cruelest of treatments an...	10
6	637	A free woman is entitled to try to escape a captor as best she can, and without penalty, even after her first night in his bonds, if she still chooses to do so.	10
6	640	After the slave has been in the possession of the thief, or captor, for one week she counts as being legally his.	10
26	248	They had spoken of a "gentlewoman," though, I suppose, if she were free, she would not be put with slaves, but might sleep chained at the feet of her captor, at least until her thigh made the acquaintance of the brand and her neck of the collar.	10
31	307	I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck.	10

Book 23. (5 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	411	It humiliates the prisoner, and pleases the captor.	10
17	712	This tie, it might be noted, positions a girl's hands quite near areas of likely predation by a captor.	10
18	404	She, nose-ringed, looked up at her captor, its cord looping up then to his hand.	10
18	502	Swiftly then, and eagerly, did she begin to lick and kiss her captor about the feet and ankles.	10
24	711	Another use of coins is to decide who amongst captives will belong to which captor.	10

Book 24. (83 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	12	The knot, being on the left, was not only convenient for her, reaching across her body, perhaps at a captor's or master's command, but was readily at hand, as well, for the attentions of a right-handed captor or master.	10
1	114	"The new girl would not speak the identity of her captor, but, I take it, it was you who brought her to the coffle of Ephialtes".	10
5	34	I assumed he had been taken to see Saphronicus, or at least conducted into the presence of appropriate officers, this in accord with the expressed intentions of our captor, the leader of the patrol encountered near Teslit.	10
12	48	"Susceptibility to the gag is a liability of prisoners," she said, "enforceable at a moment's notice, at the whim of a captor".	10
13	503	I was well held in place, for a thrust, if my captor desired.	10
19	1060	"'Captor', or such," I said, "that sort of thing".	10
19	1065	"—captor," she added.	10
19	1111	"My captor jests," she laughed.	10
19	1119	"The captive awaits her captor," she said, lifting her arms to me.	10
19	1120	"Is this how a captive awaits her captor?" I asked.	10
19	1125	"The captive awaits her captor," she said.	10
19	1131	I think it likely she knew this, for her substitution of the word 'captive' for 'slave' and 'captor' for 'master' suggested it.	10
19	1229	"No, captor!" she said, in fury.	10
19	1482	"Thank you," she whispered, "—my captor!" "And what are you feeling now?" I asked.	10
19	1540	"Captor!" she wept.	10
19	1712	"Captor?" she asked.	10
19	1841	"Captor," she called.	10
20	46	"Yes—captor," she whispered.	10
20	47	"Perhaps you understand better now," I said, "the discipline to which you are subject?" "Yes, captor," she said.	10
20	48	The diet of the captive, as had now been made clear to her, is subject to the selection and regulation of the captor, as is that of the slave to the master.	10
20	123	"'Susceptibility to the gag,'" I said, "'is a liability of prisoners, enforceable at a moment's notice, at the whim of a captor.	10
22	1	Blankets "Captor!" she said, pleased, as I strode up the sunny sand of the small bar, coming upon our camp.	10
22	15	"Yes, captor," she said.	10
22	52	"May we make a fire, captor?" she asked.	10
22	54	She did not ask, "Why?" She had learned after a cuffing five or six days ago that the captor's will, like that of the master, is not to be questioned or disputed.	10
22	83	"Yes, captor," she said.	10
22	103	"Does Ina beg food of her captor?" I asked.	10
22	105	"Ina begs food of her captor".	10
22	119	"Forgive me, my captor," she said.	10
22	121	"Thank you for feeding me, captor," she said.	10
22	123	"Yes, captor," she said.	10
25	20	"I hope my captor finds me pleasing," she whispered.	10
26	234	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
26	261	"Yes, my captor," she said, frightened.	10
26	263	"Yes, my captor," she whispered.	10
26	307	"Yes, my captor!" she said, frightened, and struggled to her knees.	10
27	419	"Take me there, my captor," she wept.	10
27	463	"Please, no, my captor!" she begged.	10
28	15	These, too, of course, may be jerked away at the discretion of a captor or master.	10
28	16	The nature and control of a captive's or slave's clothing, and even if she is to be given any, is an additional power of the captor or master.	10
28	26	Another reason for permitting a girl clothing, incidentally, is that she may have at least one veil, so to speak, which the captor or master may at his will, and for his pleasure, remove.	10
29	345	"My thanks, captor," she whispered.	10
29	350	"Yes, my captor!" she said.	10
29	362	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
29	368	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	255	"Yes, my captor," she said, rising from the sand, and hurrying to Plenius, who was near Labienus.	10
31	266	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	269	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	281	"Forgive me, my captor," she said.	10
31	283	"Thank you, my captor," she said.	10
31	284	"Yes, my captor".	10
31	286	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	287	"Forgive me, my captor".	10
31	316	"Yes, my captor!" she said.	10
31	390	"My captor?" she inquired.	10
31	395	"Water, captor?" she inquired.	10
31	408	"My captor?" she said.	10
31	417	"Yes, my captor!" she said, frightened.	10
31	532	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	557	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
31	567	"Captor?" she asked.	10
32	18	"A captive is grateful," she said, "for the attentions of her captor".	10
32	32	"Are you eager to leave the delta, my captor," asked Ina, turning to look upon me.	10
32	127	"Yes," she said, eagerly, "the individual captor is everything".	10
36	56	Thus might my captor amuse and delight himself, and shame and reveal me, and people might look upon me and say, 'What a beautiful, exposed captive! Perhaps she was of high caste, and now look at her.	10
36	71	"I shall of course wear it, if it is my captor's will," she said.	10
36	89	"Of course, my captor," she said.	10
36	91	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
36	93	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
36	95	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
36	97	"Yours, my captor," she said.	10
36	98	"Totally?" "Yes, my captor," she said.	10
36	100	"No, my captor," she said.	10
36	135	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
36	139	"Captor?" she asked, looking down.	10
36	151	"Captor?" she asked.	10
36	155	"Thank you, my captor," she said.	10
36	180	"What are you going to do with me, my captor?" asked Ina, frightened.	10
36	182	"Yes, my captor," she said.	10
39	299	"Captor?" she asked.	10
41	35	"Yes, my captor," she whimpered.	10
41	40	"Yes, my captor!" she exclaimed.	10
41	45	"It will apparently be as you wish, my captor," she moaned.	10

Book 25. (4 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	40	The same free woman, captured, who is cast such a garment, and regarding it cries out with rage and frustration, and dismay, and hastens to don it only when she sees the hand of her captor tighten on his whip, is likely, in a matter of moments, to be wearing it quite well, and with talent, moving gr...	10
19	351	In the south, the Wagon Peoples sometimes use the bola in such captures, the cords and weights whipping about the girls legs and ankles, pinning them together, hurling her to the ground, where, in an instant, before she can free herself, the captor, leaping from the saddle, is upon her.	10
19	925	When she is thusly fastened, her hands up, tied together and fastened to the left saddle ring, she is lifted up and put over the saddle, on either her back or belly, as pleases the captor, after which her ankles are fastened together on the other side, then, of course, also lashed to the ring there,...	10
24	97	It engenders a feeling of disorientation, of trepidation, of woeful helplessness, of being completely at the mercy and disposition of the captor.	10

Book 26. (16 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	498	When a conquering force is disciplined, the women are sometimes merely bound helplessly, and marked, and then left where they may be easily found later, in collections, for return to the original captor.	10
12	37	Accordingly, ironically, in a given situation, a lightly clad slave, in her fleetness, might elude a captor to whom a free woman would fall easily.	10
12	52	One looks up through the mesh and sees one's captor.	10
12	55	Or one may be pulled from the net, and braceleted, or secured as the captor wishes.	10
12	57	I have suggested that the slave, given her garmenture, is more likely to elude a captor than a free woman, which is surely true, but it is necessary to add that it is, of course, a relative matter, and one of degree.	10
12	624	I pressed back, against the captor behind me, literally against him.	10
12	643	'Hands to your sides,' my captor reminded me.	10
12	646	'The value of a slave can only be adequately ascertained when she is utterly bared,' said my captor, 'but the value of a free woman, one for whom a ransom is requested, is often the better preserved the more her modesty is respected.	10
12	649	'Keep your hands to your sides,' said my captor, again.	10
12	657	'What ransom shall we ask for you?' inquired my captor.	10
12	663	'Have no fear, lady,' said my captor.	10
14	361	It was not as though I were a man, a brutal masculine captor, who had torn away her veil, that he might assess her promise for the collar.	10
18	97	Let us suppose, as will usually be the case, that she is adjudged satisfactory, if only minimally so, as will be made clear to her, to wear a collar in her captor's city.	10
19	739	The utilitarian aspects of this arrangement are largely accounted for by the conveniences it affords the captor, for example, in facilitating examinations, inquiries, displays, leashings, chainings, and such.	10
43	40	I suspected that my captor, he who had wielded the hammer, might be, or might once have been, of the metal workers.	10
44	122	The captor did not even count the coins.	10

Book 27. (4 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
24	505	She looked with dismay, and fear, it seemed, to some unseen captor.	10
24	509	She looked back over her shoulder in fear, as though at an imperious, ferocious captor.	10
27	74	The captor may, of course, upon occasion, balance out a multitude of features, aspects, qualities or attributes.	10
27	776	It is also useful as the captor, or master, may then caress the captive or slave, if only to while away the time.	10

Book 28. (6 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	224	In this position, the captive locked in the arms of the captor, the captor can assess and enjoy the least nuance of expression in the captive's countenance.	10
2	353	At this point Cabot, who had hitherto for some time remained inert, seemingly crushed and defeated, reconciled to whatever might lie in store for him, in the grasp of his captor, suddenly lashed back with his elbow, striking sharply, heavily, as an ax, into the ribs of the Kur who held him, who, sta...	10
2	370	Cabot struggled, weakly, unable to escape the grip of his captor.	10
34	123	"Only if the captor finds it acceptable," said Cabot.	10
45	130	"Do you not wish, thusly," said Cabot to the kneeling girl, "to show your gratitude to your captor, and that you wish to be found pleasing to him, as his prisoner?" "Yes," she said.	10
55	213	Then Cabot, for the first time, heard the sound which had been noted earlier by Lord Grendel and Statius, and, at almost the same time, saw a small, struggling body in the grasp of one of the cattle humans, and he then heard the sound again, and again, as the small body was lifted and shaken in fury...	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	238	Indeed the only experience many women had with tarns was to be slung naked as one of a pair, one on each side, fastened to a saddle ring, or to be, if a single quarry, hauled aloft by a tarnsman's braided, leather rope and then, their clothing cut from them, to be put on their back across the saddle...	10
28	337	What value might she have to someone, or something, which might exceed such a sum? Did a captor wait for even so incredible a sum to be increased? Were negotiations now in progress? Perhaps a captor was amused to have the former Ubara at his slave ring for a time, before, say, tiring of her, and the...	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	1109	If she is accepted, the wrists are usually bound, and she is expected to follow her captor docilely.	10

Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	92	It was not as though I was a free woman, amongst others captured in a city being sacked, and a captor had tied my wrists behind me with his own colored cords, different from those of his fellows, that I might be sorted out appropriately in the temporary slave pens outside the city.	10

Book 32. (176 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
50	69	"Master!" she said, delightedly, and knelt quickly before my captor, kissed his feet, and lifted her head happily to him "We feared for you!" "What are you doing here?" asked my captor.	10
29	126	I gathered that my captor, this large, sturdy, blue-eyed, widely shouldered, blond-haired, harsh, strapping woman was first in this small contingent of Panther Girls so unaccountably in the vicinity of Shipcamp.	10
29	139	My captor put her hand in my hair, holding my head back, exhibiting me to her companions.	10
29	144	I looked beyond the three Panther Women, and saw the two neck-roped slaves, one a blonde, like my captor, and the other a brunette, rather like myself, kneeling down, close to one another.	10
29	155	"A runaway," said my captor.	10
29	156	I suddenly realized it was this other woman, and not my captor, who was first in this tiny band of Panther Women.	10
29	158	My captor would be most likely an outtrekker, a guard or scout of sorts, one who would cover the forest flank of the group's march, the river on the other side.	10
29	205	"Surely she is marketable," said my captor.	10
29	207	"Men are stupid," said my captor.	10
29	229	"Suitably washed, groomed, and watered, she would be presentable," said my captor.	10
29	231	"I would share it," said my captor.	10
29	233	"Surely she is shapely goods," said my captor.	10
29	250	My captor took a length of the rope which fastened the other two slaves together, by the neck, and I felt it tied, and knotted, about my neck.	10
37	50	Similarly, a captured free woman may be profoundly insulted by her captor, if he has her stripped and exhibited in his presence by female slaves, while he ponders her value.	10
39	76	Then Emerald, at a gesture from her captor, put herself in place, prone, beside Tuza and Darla.	10
39	435	Her hands are then tied behind her, and she must hurry behind her captor, struggling to keep up, later to be penned with other slaves amongst whom, as she lacks the brand and collar, she is unlikely to be well treated.	10
39	436	Her first sale, as her captor may wish to put her up for sale, might occur that very night, following her marking and collaring.	10
50	15	Then, after my recapture, in the arms of my captor, for whose touch I had longed even as long ago as my former world, when I had seen him but once before my acquisition, these fires had begun, perhaps to his amusement, to blaze in such a way that I found myself their prisoner and victim Doubtless th...	10
50	60	"Axel!" said my captor.	10
50	65	I felt the tug on my leash ring, and I stumbled after my captor.	10
50	71	"So you came, perforce?" asked my captor.	10
50	75	"Yes," said my captor, indicating with a gesture that Asperiche might rise.	10
50	78	"Yes," said my captor.	10
50	124	Then he turned to my captor.	10
50	127	"I will do so," said my captor.	10
50	129	"Yes," said my captor, "heel him closely and well".	10
50	132	Surely my captor must have noticed this.	10
50	136	I supposed the weapon skills of my captor and Master Axel would be similar.	10
50	139	And I did not see my captor as one with whom one might trifle with impunity.	10
50	140	Was he not concerned with the behavior of his slave? What master would not be? Had Asperiche been sold? No, she had knelt before my captor, kissed his feet, and addressed him as 'Master'.	10
50	141	Might my captor be thinking of ridding himself of her? Might he be interested in some other slave? Might I be she? But Asperiche was beautiful! But Gorean males, depending on their means, may have more than one slave.	10
50	145	I hoped my captor wanted me.	10
50	147	I trusted that lovely Asperiche would not be the cause of bloodshed between Master Axel and my captor.	10
50	149	Are we then so meaningless, truly? But, I thought, Master Axel and my captor are friends.	10
50	153	But perhaps my captor was not determined to retain Asperiche.	10
50	154	Was she not a bauble, as any slave, which might be bestowed as a master might wish? But my captor, I was sure, would need a slave.	10
50	163	"Yes," said my captor.	10
50	166	"As is appropriate for my captor?" I said.	10
50	203	I did not respond to my captor.	10
50	272	But neither, at that time, my captor nor myself knew when it had been hoisted into place.	10
50	346	The oars were drawn inboard, and my captor left the boat, and, wading, drew it high, onto the beach.	10
50	347	As I lay supine, apparently as my captor wished, I could see little but the inside of the boat, and the sky.	10
50	356	At the head of the walkway were two guards, who apparently recognized my captor.	10
50	362	A tug on my leash ring informed me that I was to follow my captor, who, to my relief, chose to avail himself of the wooden walkway.	10
50	369	My captor and the two guards then withdrew some paces, where they conversed together.	10
50	370	In a few moments my captor had returned to my side, and the two guards were making their way toward the stockade.	10
50	372	"On your feet, slave girl," said my captor.	10
50	374	"Back on your knees," snapped my captor, "and rise, properly".	10
50	388	"Do not fear," said my captor, "the ropes will soon be off" I looked back, from this height, across the river.	10
50	426	My captor began removing the ropes from my body, and then, even, my hands were unbound.	10
50	430	I might thank my captor for that.	10
50	445	"She is a fled slave," said my captor.	10
50	451	"'Laura'," said my captor.	10
50	455	"The others are not inscribed, as nearly as I can tell," said my captor.	10
50	458	"ft is interesting," said my captor, "that it would require a marking to make that clear".	10
50	461	What woman, slave or free, does not wish to be beautiful? If only my captor might see me so, I thought.	10
50	484	Why do they behave so, I wondered? Do they want the collar? "A common, mediocre slut, average collar-meat," said my captor.	10
50	486	"Political matters?" said my captor.	10
50	488	"Is the banner still flying?" "Yes," said my captor.	10
50	493	"On all fours," said my captor.	10
50	496	The leash went up, from the ring on my leash collar, to my captor's hand.	10
50	527	My captor tossed a bundle of chain on the boards beside me.	10
50	534	My captor then retrieved the leash and leash collar, stood up, and looked down at me.	10
52	12	I had been punished, lashed, near the shore of the Alexandra by my captor.	10
52	156	My rescuer, whom I shall choose to refer to as my "captor," for it was he who had captured me, and he in whose keeping I remained, suddenly looked about, to his right.	10
52	164	"What have we here?" "On your feet," said my captor, and I rose to my feet, and kept my head down.	10
52	169	"Where did you get her?" "The stockade," said my captor.	10
52	178	"She was housed in the stockade, but she is not a stockade girl," said my captor.	10
52	180	"Once," said my captor.	10
52	182	"She is a barbarian," said my captor, I thought unnecessarily.	10
52	184	"I prefer to get her to the ship without incident," said my captor.	10
52	187	"Come now," said my captor.	10
52	193	"We will follow, shortly," said my captor.	10
52	199	"We had best descend the stairway," said my captor.	10
52	242	"Yes, Captain?" said my captor.	10
52	245	"I see," said my captor.	10
52	248	"My accouterments," said my captor, "are in the far boat, there, along the shore".	10
52	251	"Fetching a slave," said my captor, indicating me.	10
52	255	"No," said my captor.	10
52	258	"It has not yet been changed," said my captor.	10
52	260	"She was privately purchased by a high officer," said my captor, confidentially.	10
52	262	"Others are interested in her," said my captor.	10
52	266	"She is to be unobtrusively, privately, delivered," said my captor.	10
52	268	"Of course, as you will," said my captor.	10
52	270	"I will not have this on my head," said my captor.	10
52	273	My captor leaned forward, and said, softly.	10
52	277	"My thanks, Captain," said my captor, and he hurried west, toward the small boats drawn up, tethered, some one hundred paces or so to the west.	10
52	281	"There should be only one boat here," said my captor, as we uneasily, "my boat," approached two, small, two-oared boats.	10
52	288	"Tyrtaios," said my captor, "is very clever".	10
52	290	"He leaves little to chance," said my captor.	10
52	292	My captor put down his pack on the beach, and stepped away from it, and away from the small boat.	10
52	293	"We trekked together in the forest," said my captor.	10
52	295	"What are you doing here?" asked my captor.	10
52	297	"It seems," said my captor, "that indeed I hold a live ost in my hand".	10
52	299	"It is unimportant," said my captor.	10
52	301	"I forgot," said my captor.	10
52	304	"I thought you were my friend," said my captor.	10
52	306	"I have occasionally thought of her at my slave ring," said my captor.	10
52	308	"Be silent," snapped my captor.	10
52	311	"It is then the sword?" said my captor.	10
52	313	"I do not choose to do so," said my captor.	10
52	315	"Yes," said my captor.	10
52	317	"For sport," said my captor.	10
52	319	"We are one to one," said my captor.	10
52	323	"It is strange to me," said my captor, "that Tyrtaios would trust this business to one man".	10
52	326	"He deems one man sufficient," said my captor.	10
52	328	"It still seems strange to me that you would be alone," said my captor.	10
52	332	"It seems," said my captor, "that one man was not deemed sufficient".	10
52	334	"But noble Tyrtaios wishes an additional assurance," said my captor.	10
52	336	"Or you?" said my captor.	10
52	338	"Homines, old friend," said my captor.	10
52	343	"I see," said my captor.	10
52	348	"If you set the sleen on me," said my captor, "he is likely to reach me before you, and I might then strike him before you can reach me.	10
52	352	"Possibly," said my captor.	10
52	355	"So the game is to be played?" said my captor.	10
52	357	"I am sorry," said my captor.	10
52	359	"May I secure the slave?" asked my captor.	10
52	362	"No," said my captor, "you will not".	10
52	367	My captor drew a short lace from his wallet, and pointed to the beach.	10
52	373	"You were told to be silent," said my captor.	10
52	379	"Yes," said my captor.	10
52	394	"I welcome it," said my captor.	10
52	396	"I decline," said my captor.	10
52	399	"Why do you sheath your sword?" asked my captor.	10
52	401	"I do not understand," said my captor.	10
52	403	"I do not understand," said my captor.	10
52	405	"It seems betrayals are afoot," said my captor.	10
52	407	"Two great boxes, disguised," said my captor.	10
52	409	"I gather so," said my captor.	10
52	411	"I have heard hints of such from our friend, Tyrtaios," said my captor.	10
52	413	"Possibly so," said my captor.	10
52	415	"I do not know," said my captor.	10
52	417	"I fear so," said my captor.	10
52	419	"I do not know," said my captor.	10
52	423	"Perhaps," said my captor, "Thassa has her secrets as well as her ferocities".	10
52	425	"It is the ost," said my captor, "borne in the palm of one's hand".	10
52	427	"Yes," said my captor, "our friend, Tyrtaios".	10
52	429	"I would give you Asperiche," said my captor, "if you would find her of interest, but, I fear, she is already housed in the great ship".	10
52	432	He then went to one of the two small boats drawn up on the beach, that other than the one my captor had apparently used, from which he had removed his pack.	10
52	447	She belonged to my captor.	10
52	448	"Untie her," said my captor.	10
52	450	Axel unbound Asperiche, and she looked at my captor, frightened.	10
52	453	"Here," said Axel, who drew from his wallet a small coin, a yellow coin, a gold tarsk, perhaps from Besnit or Harfax, where such coins are popular, and tossed it to my captor, who caught it.	10
52	455	"I would give her to you, in friendship," said my captor.	10
52	457	"Is it enough?" "Yes," said my captor.	10
52	462	How, I wondered, could my captor bring himself to give up that beauty, for any amount of gold? To be sure, she, as I, was a property and would go for whatever coin or coins might be agreed upon by masters.	10
52	465	"Free my ankles," I said, "and see to whose feet I run!" Axel undid the small lace with which my ankles had been tied together, and I, tunicked, my hands braceleted behind me, sped to my captor, knelt, and put my head down to his feet.	10
52	486	My captor and Master Axel had earlier been apprehended by Genserich.	10
52	490	My captor had accompanied Master Axel, he said, for sport, but did not accompany him back to Shipcamp.	10
52	512	"The voyage is begun," said my captor.	10
52	514	"Straws might as well struggle to impede the rolling of a dislodged boulder," said my captor.	10
52	516	"I do not think it will reach the World's End," said my captor.	10
52	519	"It is too late," said my captor.	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	528	"I did not think so before," said my captor.	10
52	530	"He was prepared to attack," said my captor.	10
52	533	"It sounded threatening enough," said my captor.	10
52	535	"He would not have attacked me?" said my captor.	10
52	537	"You knew this?" said my captor.	10
52	539	"I did not know it," said my captor.	10
52	542	"You said the interval of separation had been sufficient," said my captor.	10
52	544	"I see," said my captor.	10
52	546	"There is much I do not know of sleen," said my captor.	10
52	552	"No!" said my captor.	10
52	554	"Silence," said my captor.	10
52	559	"Far more than you are worth," snapped my captor.	10
52	561	"His aberrations are of little interest to me," said my captor.	10
52	565	"I have always found then so," said my captor.	10
52	568	"What if I had done as you seemed to wish," said my captor, "slain the slave and rejoined the ship?" "You would not have rejoined the ship," he said.	10
52	570	"Why?" asked my captor.	10
52	572	"You would have permitted me to slay the slave?" asked my captor.	10
52	574	"Honor?" asked my captor.	10
52	576	"It is within my recollections," said my captor.	10
52	583	"Slave uses," said my captor.	10
52	598	"Obviously," said my captor.	10
52	671	"And it is so?" said my captor.	10

Book 33. (13 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	85	Sometimes the captor inquires politely if the woman's garments contain such devices.	10
2	86	If she replies affirmatively she is asked to remove the devices and place them before the captor before stripping herself.	10
21	258	'You will be silent,' said my detestable captor, the abominable Tajima.	10
21	261	I was in the power of my captor's fellow, the oaf, Pertinax.	10
21	286	'No,' said my captor.	10
21	296	"'We shall break him in rank, remove from him the honor of the banner,' exclaimed my captor.	10
21	298	'Let him have recourse to the ritual knife!' cried my captor.	10
21	300	'The ritual knife!' insisted my captor.	10
21	302	'But then the ritual knife would be inappropriate,' said my captor.	10
21	308	'Shameful!' cried my captor.	10
21	311	'Your orders,' said my captor, 'were to wait until the Twentieth Ahn, and then depart, and return to the encampment!' 'Are you not pleased to see me?' asked the newcomer.	10
21	319	'Perhaps then,' said my captor, 'recourse to the ritual knife is not required.	10
21	322	'Perhaps the orders were insufficiently clear,' said my captor.	10