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Book 1. (15 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	139	I think I will carry its simple, abrupt message burned into the cells of my brain until, as it is elsewhere said, I have returned to the Cities of Dust.	10
1	145	Carry on your person the ring of red metal, and bring me, if you would, a handful of our green earth.	10
1	186	Why should it have been sent if not to have been kept? Besides, I had been warned about the letter—a warning I had foolishly neglected—but had been asked to carry the ring.	10
5	59	According to the plan of the Council of Ko-ro-ba, exactly at the time of the sacrifice, at the twentieth Gorean hour, or midnight, I was to drop to the roof of the highest cylinder in Ar, slay the daughter of the Ubar, and carry away her body and the Home Stone, discarding the former in the swamp co...	10
5	63	In my heart I knew I would not carry out this plan.	10
6	45	I couldn't afford to carry the extra weight, but neither could I bring myself to cut the ladder free and send the girl hurtling to her death.	10
6	117	"How is it that the daughter of the Ubar will return the Home Stone of Ar when you carry in your belt the tarn-goad?" Suddenly I realized the truth of what he had said and was amazed that it had not occurred to me before.	10
7	31	I waded to her side and lifted her to carry her back to the knoll.	10
8	93	I decided to carry my own sword and the soldier's crossbow, which I unwound, relaxing the tension on the metal span.	10
8	104	"As you can see, I carry no weapons".	10
10	113	These gigantic lizards had been bred on Gor for a thousand generations before the first tarn was tamed, and were raised from the leathery shell to carry warriors.	10
10	121	When urged to speed, however, the high tharlarion bounds, in great leaping movements that carry it twenty paces at a time.	10
16	106	"I will carry the message," said one of the guards, a large man, his eyes suspicious.	10
19	245	"If you did not," I laughed, "I would throw you across my saddle and carry you to Ko-ro-ba by force".	10
20	4	The sounds of playing children carry through the open window.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	122	"Carry off a woman," he said.	10
11	45	"Is it thus, Stranger," she asked, her tones cold, "that you expected to carry from the city the wealth of Tharna?" I was puzzled, my body was racked with pain, my vision was blurred with sweat.	10
12	49	"I will be sent from the city, to the Great Farms, where I will carry water to Field Slaves".	10
12	127	It was decreed that I must lose my silver mask, don the camisk and be collared, and be sent to the Great Farms to carry water to Field Slaves".	10
12	158	"I have come to carry you off".	10
15	257	"Who would be fool enough to carry away the Tatrix of Tharna when she might be ransomed for the gold of a dozen Ubars?" I looked at her.	10
16	12	"Is it customary," I asked the Tatrix, "for warriors to carry weapons to the Pillar of Exchanges?" "There will be no treachery," said the Tatrix.	10
17	30	Before we had been ushered into the cell, outside, in a broad, rectangular chamber, two of the mine attendants had poured a tub of bread and vegetables into the feed trough fixed in the wall, and the slaves had rushed upon it, like animals, screaming, cursing, pushing, jostling, trying to thrust the...	10
19	88	You must carry your freedom to others!" "Are you asking us to become warriors?" cried a voice.	10
24	163	I spoke loudly so that my voice might carry to all who manned the double rampart.	10
24	251	My memory and sense of direction began to carry me unerringly from hall to hall, guiding me swiftly toward the Chamber of the Golden Mask.	10

Book 3. (10 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	5	Once it had tried to carry me over the palisade into the mountains, but never again would I have essayed that flight.	10
1	79	It will be their sad lot to be stripped and fitted with the collars and chains of slave girls and forced to follow the wagons on foot to the fair, or if the caravan's tharlarions have been killed or driven off, they will carry its goods on their backs.	10
5	96	I began to carry her toward the portal.	10
8	151	Cities, of course, would pursue the raiders from Treve, and carry the pursuit vigorously as far as the foothills of the Voltai, but there they would surrender the chase, turning back, not caring to risk their tarnsmen in the rugged, formidable territory of their rival, whose legendary ferocity among...	10
10	17	For example, an odor can carry, to the sensory appendages of a Priest-King, much farther than can the shout or cry of a man to another man.	10
17	71	Patterns of small ships, not satellites, invisible from the ground and remotely controlled, carry the lenses and receptors which beam information to the Sardar.	10
27	6	The word of the two Muls by the portal might or might not carry weight with their Priest-King Masters.	10
27	251	I lifted my voice, hoping that the sound waves would carry to those transducers that were the translators of the Priest-Kings.	10
28	170	In the third week of the War, equipped with the armored transportation disks, we began to carry the battle to the forces of Sarm, though they still outnumbered us greatly.	10
33	52	I wanted to carry on no private conversation with this fellow, which he might later report as he saw fit.	10

Book 4. (12 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	8	"Beware," he said, "I carry a Home Stone".	10
2	38	And if I should manage to seize it, how could I carry it away? I had no tarn, one of Gor's fierce saddlebirds; I had not even the monstrous high tharlarion, used as the mounts of shock cavalry by the warriors of some cities.	10
11	27	To them, of course, she was now no more than they, save perhaps that her flesh would not be used to bear the poles of palanquins, to carry boxes nor dig in the earth, but would be appointed its own tasks, lighter and more suitable, doubtless even more pleasing than theirs to a master.	10
12	4	I realized that I must, somehow, gain access to the wagon and find and carry away the sphere, attempting to return it to the Sardar.	10
12	461	"Will you carry me over your shoulder to the wagon," she asked, lightly, "like Aphris of Turia?" "I'm sorry," I said.	10
20	157	I must manage to seize it before the man with whom Saphrar had had dealings—the gray man with eyes like glass—could call for it—and destroy it or carry it away.	10
23	4	A tarn can, incidentally, without difficulty, carry a knotted rope of seven to ten men.	10
24	8	Aside from these there remained few pockets of organized resistance in the city, though here and there, in alleys and on roof tops, small groups of Turians furtively and sporadically attempted to carry the war to the invaders.	10
25	217	"You could always wear Robes of Concealment," I ventured, "and carry about your person an unsheathed quiva".	10
25	626	If she were successful, I had little doubt that she would carry out her threat.	10
26	447	"Then why would you wish to seize it and carry it away?" he asked.	10
26	491	Indeed, the Paravaci who raided my wagon did not regard it as of sufficient interest to carry away".	10

Book 5. (16 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	26	The procession did not chant, nor sing, for this was not a time for such things, nor did it carry boughs of Ka-la-na, nor were the sounds of the sista or tambor heard in the sunlight that morning.	10
1	69	The Assassins, unlike most castes, do not carry pouches.	10
3	99	And further, having the first move, he would probably be able to carry the initiative of the aggressor several moves into the game, perhaps to the conclusion.	10
5	319	"Such expeditions are extremely time-consuming and dangerous, and extremely difficult to carry through.	10
6	25	The man whose arm had been marked was forced then to carry the sheathed hook knife in his left hand.	10
12	99	The racing tarn, interestingly, is an extremely light bird; two men can lift one; even its beak is narrower and lighter than the beak of a common tarn or a war tarn; its wings are commonly broader and shorter than those of the other tarns, permitting a swifter takeoff and providing a capacity for ex...	10
13	353	"All Tarn Keepers carry a knife," said Mip, playing with the blade.	10
14	61	"In that time," I said, "the Others might carry their work far, establish new bases of influence, new stations, storehouses perhaps for arms".	10
14	80	Indeed, I am sure he will carry the documents on his very person".	10
15	10	He would not inform me of the location of the maps and papers and I did not feel that any direct attempt to steal them and carry them away would be likely to be successful; further, if simply stolen, the Others, through Cernus, would doubtless be informed at the first opportunity and alternate plans...	10
17	196	His loans to the Hinrabians, a wealthy family in itself but surely unable to carry the incessant burdens of supporting games and races, became fewer and then stopped.	10
19	447	Doubtless Elizabeth thought Samos the agent of Priest-Kings, sent to purchase them and carry them to safety and freedom.	10
20	91	"How could the men of Portus enter the Central Cylinder and carry you away?" he inquired.	10
22	48	The Steels could not, thus, even did they win the Ubar's race, carry the day.	10
22	86	The tarn, the great, fierce saddlebird of Gor, is a savage beast, a monster predator of the high, blue skies of this harsh world; at best it is scarce half domesticated; even tarnsmen seldom approach them without weapons and tarn goad; it is regarded madness to approach one that is feeding; the inst...	10
22	195	I saw Green Ubar begin then to hold his lead, his wings striking with the accelerating, timed frenzy of the racing tarn, each stroke seeming to carry him swifter and farther than the last.	10

Book 6. (15 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	220	Accordingly I did not carry, in these first voyages, any abundance of precious metals or jewels; nor did I carry rugs or tapestries, or medicines, or silks or ointments, or perfumes or prize slaves, or spices or canisters of colored table salts.	10
5	67	I had also been used to carry heavy kettles of rence beer from the various islands to the place of feasting, as well as strings of water gourds, poles of fish, plucked gants, slaughtered tarsks, and baskets of the pith of rence.	10
8	251	I supposed the punt could not carry many men, perhaps eight or ten, if dangerously crowded.	10
10	25	A medium-class round ship should be able to carry from 5,000 to 7,500 Gorean Weight.	10
10	144	On the other hand, whereas the round ships do not carry rams and are much slower and less maneuverable than the long ships, they are not inconsequential in a naval battle, for their deck areas and deck castles can accommodate springals, small catapults, and chain-sling onagers, not to mention numero...	10
10	221	In these first voyages I was content, quite, to carry tools and stone, dried fruit, dried fish, bolts of rep-cloth, tem-wood, Tur-wood and Ka-la-na stock, and horn and hides.	10
10	222	I did once carry, however, a hold of chained slaves, and, another time, a hold filled with the furs of the northern sea sleen.	10
11	528	"We will need one to carry the offer of peace to Cos, where he may now find joint audience with the Ubars of both Cos and Tyros," said Samos.	10
12	104	I gestured for one of the men-at-arms to take him up and carry him away, which he did.	10
14	303	They, though they carry oarsmen, generally slaves, are more of a sailing ship than the ram-ship.	10
15	5	I did not feel, somehow, that I should carry that old sword any longer.	10
16	275	"Release all the slaves! Send them throughout the city, to the wharves, the taverns, the arsenal, the piazzas, the markets, everywhere! Tell them to cry out the news! Tell them to tell everyone that there is a Home Stone in Port Kar!" Men ran from the room to carry out my orders.	10
17	83	Indeed, we ourselves, until early this morning, had not a full comprehension of our plans, or, indeed, even the ships we would have to carry them out.	10
17	271	They are most fond of danger and free women, whom they bind and steal from civilized cities to carry to their mountain lair as slave girls.	10
17	368	It would carry, besides its oarsmen, who were all free, fighting men, some one hundred bowmen, and another hundred men, seamen, artillery men, auxiliary personnel and officers.	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	118	I had seen on the patio that I could not carry the knife down the rope of sheets with me, for I would have to use both hands.	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
7	424	Surely I would prefer to be owned by a woman, perhaps to be her serving slave, to brush and comb her long hair, to dress her, to adorn her, to fetch her cosmetics, to carry her messages and run her errands, but then I realized I did not want that at all! I did not want to be owned by a woman! But wh...	10
8	390	The last two times I begged to do so, and was permitted to carry a jar of wine on my head.	10
8	393	Soon I could carry wine as well as any girl, even Ute.	10
8	478	I was only too happy to be leashed again and carry a burden.	10
8	494	The fourth and fifth days I was permitted to carry wine back to the compound.	10
8	501	One would carry his head in a certain way; another laughed well, openly, heartedly; another had sturdy legs; another had long, fine arms and strong hands, a fine chest and head.	10
10	339	"You carry wine beautifully," he commented.	10
10	456	"It is unwise to carry weapons of power on the surface of Gor," he said.	10
13	209	I then helped her carry our catch, she bearing the fish, and the small birds, to our camp.	10

Book 8. (21 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	125	He did not carry her, but set her on her feet in the water, and then turned after me.	10
2	485	"Carry them to the ship," said I to my men.	10
2	539	Gorean galleys commonly carry several sails, usually falling into three main types, fair-weather, "tarn," and storm.	10
3	107	He might carry a double-headed ax, but at his belt may hang a Turian dagger.	10
6	920	"In the forests," she said, "you made me carry trade goods on my back.	10
7	270	There was no time to carry this prisoner back to where Rim, and my men, and Arn, and his men, waited for me.	10
8	17	It would gratify me, and give them a most humiliating memory to carry with them into their slavery, that they, the entire band, had been taken by a mere handful of males.	10
10	152	"How many of you carry a slave collar with you?" he asked.	10
13	161	She would carry some ninety oarsmen.	10
13	196	I took her naked in my arms, unbound, and began to carry her into the river.	10
14	52	When they reached the exchange point it was doubtless their intention to embark their captives and carry them slaves to Tyros.	10
15	317	She could carry it that way until it was needed.	10
15	355	Four girls, on their shoulders, would carry the heavy tarpaulin.	10
15	895	I unsnapped it and refastened it about the left wrist of the first girl on the chain, that she might carry it as she had the day before.	10
17	12	The chained work slaves, under their switches, began to gather up the unconscious panther girls and carry them and place them on the grass in a line, their feet at, and vertical to, what would have been an extension of the coffle line.	10
17	14	"That way there will be less for us to carry".	10
21	171	She had wished to carry the tools into the forest, but in her own way, free.	10
21	176	"Let me be free to carry the tools for him as a free woman!" But I had bound her as a slave.	10
22	870	"Carry my chair," I said, "to the longboat".	10
22	998	"I am cold! Bring crewmen! Carry me to my cabin!" "Yes, Captain," called Thurnock.	10
22	1009	"Carry me to my cabin," I said.	10

Book 9. (20 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	171	The men did not carry their shields.	10
2	313	It was incredible honor that was being shown to these men, that they might, themselves, on the platform of crossed spears, carry the body of Ivar Forkbeard, in death penitent, to the high steps of the great altar.	10
3	27	Weapons are not to be carried in the temple of Priest-Kings but I had been taught, long ago, by Kamchak of the Tuchuks, at a banquet in Turia, that where weapons may not be carried, it is well to carry weapons.	10
3	83	"Hurry! The people of the town will gather!" Swiftly, tearing hangings from the walls, prying loose sheets of gold, pulling down even lamps from their chains, filling their cloaks with cups and plates, the men of Torvaldsland stripped the temple of what they could tear loose and carry.	10
3	199	"In the north, my pretty maids," Ivar assured them, "the burdens you carry will be more prosaic, bundles of wood for the fires, buckets of water for the hall, baskets of dung for the fields".	10
3	218	"We can carry no more," cried one of his men.	10
3	240	He carried a sack of plate at his back, heavy and bulging, which had been given to him by other men, that he might carry it.	10
3	304	All men of Torvaldsland, incidentally, even if otherwise unarmed, carry a knife at their master belt.	10
4	213	"Give Gorm back the scoop," said the Forkbeard, "and then carry water to my men".	10
5	128	"Let them see what riches we carry!" The blond, slender girl's wrists were now fettered before her body, and a rope attached to the fetters.	10
6	427	Beyond this his heralds could carry the war arrow, it was said, to ten thousand farms.	10
7	30	"You," he said, "gather verr dung in your kirtle and carry it to the sul patch!" "Yes, Jarl," she laughed, and turned away.	10
10	187	"She can be taught to squirm and carry mead as well as any other wench," said Bjarni.	10
10	192	"Would you like to carry my shield?" he asked.	10
10	196	Another youngster, about his own age, probably from an adjoining farm, would carry his shield for him.	10
10	383	At her waist she wore a jeweled scabbard, protruding from which I saw the ornamented, twisted blade of a Turian dagger; free women in Torvaldsland commonly carry a knife; at her belt, too, hung her scissors, and a ring of many keys, indicating that her hall contained many chests or doors; her hair w...	10
17	40	"Carry it," said the Forkbeard.	10
17	163	Kurii burden the males heavily; they can think of little more than the weight they carry, and the next step; furthermore, their wrists are usually tied to the straps of their improvised backpacks.	10
20	49	They need an envoy, one known to Priest-Kings, yet one independent of them, one whom they respect, a man of valiance and judgment, with whom to negotiate, one to carry their proposals to Priest-Kings".	10
21	112	Then, too, naked slave girls were ordered to the riches, to scoop up sapphires in goblets and carry them about the tables, serving them to the men, kneeling, head down, arms extended, as though they might be wine, and the warriors, laughing, reached into the cups and seized jewels.	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	418	A strong kaiila could carry sixteen such cylinders, but the normal load was ten.	10
1	420	A poorly loaded kaiila can carry far less weight than one on whom the burden is intelligently distributed.	10
3	237	"Is it not late to carry water?" I asked him.	10
5	251	"You carry stones, which you wish to sell to Suleiman, high Pasha of the Aretai," had said the lieutenant.	10
5	255	"I will carry them to Suleiman.	10
7	333	Others, the carriers, in the brine, must fill their yoke buckets with the erupted sludge, and carry it from the pits to the drying tables; others must gather the salt and mold it into cylinders".	10
8	171	"I feared, when first I saw you," said the girl, measuring the tea, from a tiny tin box, "that you had come to carry me off.	10
10	93	"Interesting, Hassan," smiled the merchant, "that it should be the slave you choose to carry before your saddle".	10
11	143	When I see one I want, I will carry her away, and make her my slave".	10
11	368	"Carry this burden, Slave," he said.	10
15	10	It is difficult for an animal, or man, of course, to carry an unbalanced load.	10
15	137	"Is it your intention," inquired T'Zshal of Hassan, "to purloin several bags, fill them, battling guards, and walk your way out of Klima?" Even, of course, if one could obtain several such bags, and fill them with water, it did not seem likely that one could carry enough water to find one's way afoo...	10
16	142	Even if one could secure water, it did not seem one could, afoot, carry water sufficient to walk one's way free of the salt districts.	10
20	24	"We have scarcely the strength to carry the water".	10
21	209	You can no longer carry me".	10
21	238	"It will not be necessary to carry me, should you be able to do this, or to bind me, leading me as a prisoner.	10
22	12	The schedules would have been designed to carry through and beyond the date set for the planet's destruction, in order not to arouse curiosity or suspicion among the Kurii's human agents.	10
26	44	It was not a heavy chain to carry.	10
26	575	"Tarl," she said, "you need not carry your plan so far.	10

Book 11. (25 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	1063	I supposed they might carry perhaps a slim blade, manageable to their small strength and weight, a poniard or dagger, but what if an assailant, such as the man in whose power I was, was simply to take it from them? I did not know it at the time but girls such as I was to be were not permitted to car...	10
2	949	Was I not to bear his burdens? Was I not to carry the pouch and bota? Was I not to bear his shield? With a snap of his fingers and a movement of his hand he released me from position.	10
2	1130	I was eager to carry his shield, to have its heavy weight placed across my small back, that I might serve him again, as I had before, as his lovely beast of burden, heeling him, but he did not again stagger me beneath that ponderous weight.	10
2	1192	He had fought with savage steel to possess me; he had candidly, upon his victory, to my horror, appraised my flesh; he had kept me bound for hours; he had made me carry his shield, and heel him like an animal; he had cuffed me, and put me under discipline! He had not treated me as the free and right...	10
3	26	I hated him! I hated him! The last two days of the trek we had traveled much in daylight, and he had permitted me to carry his shield.	10
3	681	I helped her carry the beverages, and goblets, back to the fire.	10
3	709	The only man I did not so serve was he who cut the meat for me to carry, my captor.	10
4	271	I might belong to any man! I might belong to any man who might carry me off, or pay my price.	10
5	270	"You should carry paga in a paga tavern".	10
6	81	It was one thing for a man to hastily use me and discard me; it was another to bind me and carry me away, to be his own slave.	10
7	133	"Surely," said she, "you did not attack my retinue merely to carry off a girl to wear your collar".	10
9	72	The left-ankle coffle and the throat coffle free the hands to carry burdens.	10
9	73	Clitus Vitellius still had the wagons stolen from the camp of the Lady Sabina and so his girls did not have to carry the burdens of his camp.	10
9	650	It was hard for me even to carry water to the fields, struggling under the great wooden yoke over my shoulders, with its attached buckets.	10
9	726	The other girls had left the village to carry water.	10
9	2075	"Carry me from the light of the fire, Master," she begged.	10
10	106	It had been used to carry vegetables.	10
12	76	She was seldom permitted to carry her whip outside the slave quarters, except in conducting a new slave through the corridors and bringing her through the small iron door, as she had me.	10
15	330	"I carry no message," I said.	10
15	332	"But you do not know you carry it".	10
15	340	They themselves do not even know they carry the message.	10
15	363	"What is the message I carry?" I asked.	10
16	179	Its deep hold, I gathered, would carry several tons of cargo.	10
21	76	They carry much less cargo than a round ship, but lean and shallow-drafted, they are much faster.	10
26	42	At other times my mistress would shop and I would follow her, deferentially, to carry her purchases, eyes cast down, lest I should be caught so much as looking upon a man.	10

Book 12. (33 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	218	"I would cheerfully carry off a girl for you, but it is one thing to carry off a girl and quite another to carry off Poalu".	10
6	812	"What weight can the tarn carry?" asked Ram.	10
6	814	"It can carry, if need be, a rider and freighted tarn basket".	10
10	147	She made Thistle carry the metal bucket of gruel while she, with a ladle, filled the bowls.	10
10	200	"Carry these stones".	10
10	315	They did not carry shields, for their duties had only involved the supervision of a work crew.	10
13	127	"I am too shy to carry her off," he said.	10
13	128	"You want me to carry her off?" I asked.	10
13	136	"Perhaps you should carry her off yourself," I suggested.	10
13	163	"Kadluk, then, knows that I am to carry off his daughter?" "Of course," said Imnak.	10
13	164	"Surely one would not wish to carry off Kadluk's daughter without his permission".	10
13	224	"Do not think you are going to carry me off," she said.	10
14	6	"You must be the young man who has come to carry off my daughter".	10
14	25	"It should not take this long to carry a girl off," he whispered.	10
14	27	"It should not take this long to carry a girl off," I called.	10
14	42	"You must now rush into the tent and carry her off by force".	10
14	73	"You will never carry me off by force!" she cried.	10
14	77	"Look," I said, "I am supposed to carry you off".	10
14	109	"I am not your ordinary girl," she said, "whom you may simply carry off".	10
14	114	"Why does he not carry me off?" she asked.	10
14	125	"Aren't you going to carry me off?" "I would be content," I said, "if it were up to me, to leave you in your father's tent forever".	10
14	134	"How can you carry me off?" called Poalu.	10
14	143	"You would expect to carry a girl off in a sled drawn by white-skinned slave beasts! What a scoundrel you are! How insulting!" "I will borrow a snow sleen," said Imnak.	10
14	209	"You will just have to carry her off yourself," I said.	10
15	992	There are girls in peasant villages, and girls on great farms, who cook and carry water to the slave gangs.	10
15	1090	"I am now going to carry you beyond that brink".	10
20	176	They did not carry with them much grass for the boots or mosses for the wicks of lamps as these materials could be obtained readily somewhat inland of the permanent camps.	10
23	112	Its supplies of meat and sugar, or whatever edibles it might carry, were now free to the depredations of the Kur.	10
23	223	"What did not occur to them, I suspect," I said, "is that the sound of your sleen would carry as far as it did, and that the hunters would come forth to greet you".	10
26	352	In less than an Ahn Imnak, to my amazement, left the half-constructed shelter, and, walking among gorged sleen, and feeding sleen, and dead sleen, went to the drift and began to carry blocks back to the shelter.	10
31	207	In the human species it takes several months for a female to carry and deliver an offspring.	10
34	64	First, there was sufficient food at the complex, and Kurii usually do not carry excess food and water in their body except when anticipating periods of scarcity.	10
35	1191	I threw her to my shoulder, to carry her within the complex to a holding area.	10

Book 13. (29 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
57	122	On this galley, the floating prison for the talunas, both those on the benches, chained to the thwarts, and the fetch-and-carry girl, we put five askaris, one for the rudder, for the river galley is single ruddered, and four, should the girls at the oars require encouragement, or the fetch-and-carry...	10
1	637	"It seems then," I said, "that Shaba intends to surrender the ring to agents of Kurii, receive fees for this, and then carry to the Sardar this ring we have before us".	10
4	70	"We do not carry passengers," said he.	10
4	79	"We do not carry passengers," said the second officer.	10
4	311	"We do not carry passengers," he said.	10
4	322	"We do not carry passengers," said he.	10
4	902	"Run there as fast as your little legs will carry you," I said.	10
6	363	This smell, interestingly, does not carry as far out to sea as those of the more pungent spices.	10
12	46	"You must carry out your part of the bargain," said the dark-haired girl.	10
14	46	"You did not carry me across the threshold," said Sasi.	10
14	717	From the sea bag I drew forth the notes for fortunes, made out to Shaba, to be drawn on various of the banks of Schendi, and the false ring, that which he was supposed to carry to the Sardar in place of the true ring.	10
15	133	"Cash them before you carry the false ring to the Sardar," said Msaliti.	10
15	135	"But what if I do not carry the false ring to the Sardar?" asked Shaba.	10
15	148	"If the notes are not genuine, obviously I would not carry the ring to the Sardar".	10
23	255	"The sound will carry under the water," said another man.	10
23	256	Sound does carry better under water than above it, indeed, some five times as well.	10
24	115	It is quite common, of course, for a war canoe or raiders' canoe to carry extra paddles, a sensible precaution against the loss of one or more of these essential levers.	10
24	116	Indeed, even a canoe which is not one of war or raiding may carry extra paddles, particularly if it is to be propelled through turbulent waters.	10
26	8	"Do you carry slaves into danger?" asked the blond-haired barbarian.	10
30	23	We all used her to fetch and carry, and perform the most servile of our tasks.	10
32	18	He had had numerous strong men to carry the burdens.	10
49	72	Portions of flesh the zad will swallow and carry back to its nest, where it will disgorge the flesh into the beaks of its fledglings.	10
54	11	Bila Huruma himself, with his own hands, had cast the ashes of Shaba high into the air where the wind would catch them and carry them over the city, and to the jungles beyond.	10
57	115	There were enough girls, in this arrangement, for five oars to a side with one girl left over, who could carry food and water to her laboring sisters.	10
57	117	The left ankle of the extra girl, the fetch-and-carry girl, who was already in wrist rings, joined by a foot of chain, was then locked in one of two ankle shackles, joined by about eighteen inches of chain.	10
57	123	'The river must be made safe," had said Bila Huruma, when the right ankle of the fetch-and-carry girl, the last girl to be chained, had been snapped in its shackle, fastening her by chain and body about the run-chain.	10
57	130	The fetch-and-carry girl, of course, scolded the talunas for their weakness.	10
57	132	She had not realized that the fetch-and-carry girl would be changed daily.	10
57	134	It had not taken the original fetch-and-carry girl more than an Ahn at the oar, incidentally, before she, too, had begged to be relieved of its pain, that she might be taught lighter duties, even those involving perfumes and silks, more fitting, more suitable, to the bodies and dispositions of femal...	10

Book 14. (6 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	332	"Besides," I smiled, "if the slavers swoop down and carry you off, perhaps you will eventually, sometime, find a master who will be kind to you".	10
4	254	"Why do you not carry your cause outside the pens?" I asked.	10
21	22	"Carry the sticks, one by one, in your mouth".	10
21	32	We watched Taphris, on her hands and knees, carry a stick to the edge of the flame ditch and, shutting her eyes, drop it in, then quickly draw back.	10
21	139	Taphris, too, had been with us, ostensibly to carry water.	10
22	92	Pamela and Bonnie, incidentally, the two enslaved Gorean beauties in attendance on the tables, did not fetch or carry the documents about.	10

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	116	Who would wish to risk his life, it is said, to carry off a woman who might, when roped to a tree and stripped, turn out to be as ugly as a tharlarion? Slave girls, by contrast, are almost never permitted veils.	10
4	277	Girls are not permitted to carry things in their Ta-Teera.	10
8	29	"You should not carry it, then," said the man.	10
13	31	I did not, normally, carry it to the wharves.	10
14	45	Workers do not commonly carry pouches at their work.	10
29	1	The Sea Gate; I am Again within the Holding of Policrates "Had we the support of others, in fuller extent, we could carry this project through," said Callimachus.	10
31	26	When moving about, the pin-and-lock device opened, the men will carry the pole with them.	10

Book 16. (10 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
21	504	It would be a very foolish slave who would carry herself before a free woman as she is expected to carry herself before free men.	10
8	190	The lead weighting, of course, would carry them to the mud at the bottom of the Vosk.	10
19	2	It is not that unusual, in such streets, for a man to carry a naked slave, bound and hooded, over his shoulder.	10
19	111	My mysterious master must, thus, be of Victoria, or of some other city in which are practiced the customs of the capture carry and the initiatory whipping!" The point of these customs, of course, is clear.	10
20	521	The girl did not now, of course, carry a purse.	10
20	522	Slave girls are not permitted to carry such things.	10
20	2070	I had also, however, purchased a set of lock clips, which are useful in some chaining situations or out-of-doors, where, say, one would not wish a stranger to be able to gag the slave, undo the clips and carry her off from where, perhaps, she has been chained to a post.	10
20	2192	"Shall I heel my Master to his bedroom," she asked, "or does he desire that I precede him?" "I shall carry you," I said.	10
20	2200	"You are going to carry me like this," she asked, "upside down and in front of you?" "Yes," I said, "and as I ascend the stairs slowly, you will please me".	10
21	512	Many free women carry a switch or whip with them and will often lash a slave unexpectedly across her calves.	10

Book 17. (5 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	109	Too, it is not unknown for Gorean ships, particularly merchantmen, to carry various flags and pennons, and fly whichever seem appropriate or politic in dangerous or contested waters.	10
5	37	"I see that you carry a sword," she said.	10
17	650	"Then carry me off with you," she said.	10
19	311	It seemed to me incongruous that Woman's Dress, weakened, in the remains of the dress of a white female, should carry on so stoutly and resolutely with the young warrior.	10
19	357	"He would not carry arms," said Canka.	10

Book 18. (6 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	126	Too, he did not carry lance and shield.	10
2	246	Sometimes their fathers or mothers carry them before them, on the kaiila.	10
4	48	Children will also carry it in their play.	10
14	557	The memory of a man's touch, of any man's touch, I thought, would be a cruel souvenir for her to carry back to the compound.	10
18	99	"What if he carries me away, or buys me?" "He will not simply carry you away," I said.	10
33	193	"Long ago," she said, "when you were free, and I had just been sentenced to a Waniyanpi compound, you refused to carry me off, making me your own slave.	10

Book 19. (13 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	874	She was the sort of girl who might carry or fetch for Masters and Mistresses.	10
4	483	In many Gorean cities, when men go out at night, they carry their own light, torches or lamps.	10
5	7	"The men behind him," said Ligurious, "carry chests, filled with riches, to sue for your favor".	10
6	827	"Do men carry such things?" I asked.	10
10	4	The pedestrians carry their own light.	10
10	191	"Do you wish for me to carry you?" he asked.	10
10	195	How did I know how Drusus Rencius would carry a woman, particularly a woman such as I sensed I might be.	10
11	138	"Your dispositions, your responses, the way you carry yourself, the way you move, how you speak".	10
17	83	It is interesting how a woman will carry herself before a man, or when she knows she is being watched.	10
28	127	"I am almost jealous of you, Tiffany," said Emily, "how you look, how you move, how you carry yourself, how exciting and beautiful you have become, how owned, how slavelike!" "I am the same Tiffany I was," I said.	10
36	79	In that fashion, for example, she may be used to carry messages about, even having to do with herself.	10
36	82	Given the braceleting, of course, even a literate girl may be used to carry messages in this fashion, which may or may not have to do with herself.	10
36	794	There, naked and yoked, you shall carry water".	10

Book 20. (8 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	271	Some feel this practice is a result of the fact that women's voices carry less well than men's voices in the open-air theaters.	10
2	1064	"Thieves, my friend," said Samos, "seldom carry gold on their persons".	10
2	1165	I shall inform the Sardar that I am unable to carry out their orders for I am unable to locate you, that you have apparently left the city".	10
2	1215	This informed the Sardar that you were reluctant to carry out the orders.	10
5	373	These weapons I carry, too, save for those I reserve for my own use, I shall give to skillful, worthy fellows.	10
6	1116	In the over-the-saddle carry, of course, there is no difficulty in the matter of support, as her body is arched over the saddle, and perfect security is obtained easily with wrist and ankle straps.	10
7	150	The red tags carry the inscription "Sold".	10
15	90	Perhaps if she did it well she could fool men; perhaps, if she did it well, she could boldly carry off the pretense; perhaps, if she did it well, she would be accepted almost as though she were a real leader, a true leader.	10

Book 21. (17 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	838	This is a technique occasionally used in slave management, though I had not utilized it fully or at length, to play with the lovely thrall, to carry her upward a way, and then let her subside, and then carry her upward, again, but further, and let her subside again, but not to the same extent as bef...	10
3	68	"I carry stores for soldiers!" "Please!" wept more than one woman.	10
4	273	It flights one's arrows, increasing their range; it gives additional impetus to one's movements and charges; and whatever dust or debris it might carry is more likely to affect the enemy than oneself.	10
4	413	"Lift up the ax you carry," said Genserix, "high, over your head, as though to strike one with it.	10
9	221	We would probably have to help her down from the wagon box, and carry her to where we decided to put her.	10
13	80	There searches are made, lest it be attempted to carry valuables from the city".	10
15	791	"You carry yourself like a captain," he said.	10
15	797	"Consider carefully, tonight," he said, "in repose, and at length, whether or not you wish, truly, to carry these letters".	10
15	802	"And if I then do not choose to carry them?" I asked.	10
16	405	I must make the decision soon, whether or not to carry certain letters.	10
16	428	In that way I would not carry them into danger.	10
16	433	I wondered if I should carry the letters.	10
16	1005	"How do you know I am going to carry them?" I asked.	10
16	1413	It is cultural for white-clad pilgrims from certain cities to carry such staffs, often entwined with flowers, in pilgrimages to the Sardar.	10
19	491	Letters of safety, indeed! They had not been letters of safety so much, it seemed, as death warrants, or orders for execution, laden with mortal peril for any so bold or foolish as to carry them.	10
24	644	They will be used to draw his chariot, or carry his palanquin.	10
29	50	Many, on the other hand, on errands, carry coins in their mouth.	10

Book 22. (9 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	30	He seemed to carry with him the right of power and lions.	10
6	525	She must have been free, to have been permitted to scream like that, and carry on like that.	10
7	100	"Earth fool," said one of them, "you know nothing! You can wear your collar in a small town, in a camp, in a peasant village, if you want! I want to wear mine in a great city!" "Let Gloria pull a plow, let her hoe weeds, let her carry water on a great farm," said one of the girls.	10
11	1601	Indeed, some women try to carry the frigidities of their freedom into their bondage, but these are soon whipped out of them.	10
24	1	In the Work Camp "Let me carry water to them," she said.	10
27	269	Had it been admitted? Perhaps it was uneasy in such a situation? Perhaps it wanted to carry me to its den, there to feed on me.	10
30	159	How much I thought must she love Aulus, to be willing to return to the black chain of Ionicus, if only to carry water in the work pits, her limbs chained, where from time to time she might look up to the hill, to the overseer's tent atop it, or perhaps even to serve in the tent itself, in a rectangl...	10
34	233	"I shall carry it?" I asked.	10
34	717	It was such that a girl could carry it.	10

Book 23. (28 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	903	"If I carry you, I shall carry you as a slave is carried".	10
1	57	"I carry a Home Stone in this wagon".	10
1	377	It is unusual, however, to carry children, or any passenger, or even a slave, in them.	10
1	378	They normally serve to carry fuel, which is collected here and there along the route.	10
1	611	Many Goreans, particularly those of low caste, on errands and such, carry a coin or coins in their mouths.	10
2	253	"Do not carry on," I said.	10
4	61	It is thought to be very bad form, incidentally, to carry weapons in the baths, and, in large public baths, they must often be checked upon entry.	10
6	41	When he finished with her he would probably carry her from the floor, either to his wagon and, if interested in her, leave with her, or leave her tied below somewhere, perhaps to the railing at the stairs, or perhaps in the stable, where she would attract little attention until morning, after his pr...	10
6	58	I do not think it is a good idea for women to carry such weapons, incidentally.	10
8	125	To be sure, they might let her carry coins in an errand capsule, or an errand sack, tied about her neck, instructions to a vendor perhaps also contained within it, her hands braceleted behind her".	10
8	141	"But do you think I would do other then than to carry you into my own chains?" She trembled.	10
8	259	"It was terribly foolish to carry it".	10
8	447	"I hesitate to carry a free woman into danger," I said.	10
9	273	The paucity of women, relatively, rent slaves even bringing a copper tarsk a night, had largely to do with the coming and going of the slave wagons, which tended to carry off most of the captures, apprehended refugees, women who had fled from Ar's Station for food, giving themselves into bondage for...	10
11	190	"Had you known the contents of the report perhaps you would have declined to carry it," he smiled.	10
15	473	Perhaps they learn it when first they carry the candles of their longing into the recesses of their being, hoping to free their deepest self and bring it into meadows of honesty and sunlight, when first they dare to open the doors of yearning, when first they sense somewhere a radiant and more fulfi...	10
16	291	It is not unusual for a Gorean, many Goreans, but particularly a guardsman, or a warrior, to carry various items of restraint or control in his pouch, for example, thongs, binding fiber, slave bracelets, thumb cuffs, a leash and collar, a nose ring and cord, such things.	10
17	310	That is a stabler carry.	10
17	311	The advantage of the left shoulder carry, the sheath at the left thigh, is the ease of discarding the belt and sheath, thereby ridding oneself of a possible encumbrance.	10
17	377	It is not unusual for a slave to carry about with her the means of her own constraint.	10
17	653	"I shall carry him, or you shall support him," I said to the two fellows.	10
18	98	"Carry the commander to the piers".	10
20	60	Carry me now to the side facing the inner harbor".	10
20	408	River galleys, also, as would be expected, seldom carry more than twenty oars to a side, and are almost always single-banked.	10
21	667	"Marsias," said he, "have you the strength to carry out the sentence?" The man nodded.	10
21	905	If you wish I, in the office of magistrate, shall carry it out.	10
21	906	On the other hand, if you wish, you may yourself carry out the sentence".	10
21	1442	"And do you noble fellows of Ar's Station not carry flags of Port Cos, and perhaps of other towns, as well, in your vessels, perhaps in the chests in your stem castles?" That was a likely place to stow such paraphernalia.	10

Book 24. (14 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	532	"Excellent!" beamed Philebus, then indicating to his assistant that he should carry the tray about, to serve others, as well.	10
3	244	"They carry no packs," said Marcus.	10
3	498	Such a line of march would not carry the army of Ar toward the Cosians, certainly not directly.	10
12	308	"Beware," she said, "lest I be truly cruel to you, lest I truly torment you, lest I lower my veil and permit you to glimpse, ever so briefly, my beauty, a beauty which you will never possess, which you will never kiss or touch, a brief glimpse which you must then carry with you, recalled in frustrat...	10
19	1143	Many carry water in the quarries and on the great farms.	10
19	1539	I then, as she wished, began again to carry her upward.	10
22	67	I watched Ina gather up the scales, bones, and such, the refuse, and carry them to the marsh, where she discarded them.	10
25	15	Many slave barges, of course, carry no more than fifteen or twenty girls.	10
27	483	For example, you may not be aware of this but you now carry yourself, and move, differently from what you did before.	10
28	418	Saphronicus had probably wanted a simple, trusting, reliable, tenacious, indefatigable officer in that post, one who would continue to doggedly carry his command deeper and deeper into the delta, regardless of what might appear to be the hazards or untenabilities of the situation.	10
32	163	Given the swiftness of the runner and the strength of Plenius, who was a large, strong man, and who had come up through the ranks as a spearman, that thrust, compounding the forces involved, would presumably carry both the head and upper part of the shaft through the runner's body.	10
34	40	"If they were fellows of honor," I said, "one, or two, to carry the trophies, would suffice".	10
48	256	"Carry her back to the camp," I advised him.	10
48	595	She would carry weight and know it.	10

Book 25. (15 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	105	In Schendi the white slave girls of black masters are sometimes taught to carry such vessels on their heads without the use of their hands or such devices as the towel.	10
3	144	"It is dangerous to carry them," he said.	10
8	362	"Except for those authorized to carry them," I said.	10
15	87	"Surely you do not expect to carry them off?" "Not at all," I said.	10
16	36	Too, it is often used, yokelike, fore and aft of its bearer, to carry suspended, balanced baskets.	10
18	562	Marcus and I did not carry much money about with us.	10
19	912	"You are not going to carry me off are you?" she asked.	10
19	916	It would not be difficult, of course, to carry her off.	10
20	402	"Surely you are interested in the nature of the messages you will carry," I said.	10
22	227	"It is the law! We of Ar may not carry weapons".	10
22	317	I had decided that it would be better for her to carry the note in her tunic, in order that it not attract attention.	10
22	319	It had been all right for her to carry it in her hand, I had thought, when we had hoped that she would be able to deliver it almost immediately, say, behind the theater, but it seemed now she would have to wait a little, say, until our quarry reached Tarn Court, which, if I had anything to do with i...	10
22	654	Warriors, in situations of danger, commonly carry the scabbard over the left shoulder.	10
24	361	"Is that why your men carry staffs and chains?" I asked.	10
28	205	You could carry her off.	10

Book 26. (8 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	15	The water bowl did have a tiny run-off which might carry excess fluid away, presumably toward some drain, but the amount of water was so small in the bowl, and took such time to accumulate, that the run-off was not used.	10
7	685	How did she know he had not come to pick fruit, to pluck flowers? How did she know that he might not leap at her, and seize her, and gag her, and bind her, hand and foot, and carry her to the wall? How did she know that she might not, bound hand and foot, squirming, in a net, or bound on a rope, be ...	10
10	835	We are helpless in this carry, and cannot see to what we are being carried.	10
11	1432	They preferred, it seemed, to take their women, perhaps to stalk them with stealth, as game, then to spring the nets or snares at some time of their choosing, some moment of unsuspected ripeness, or to seize them in capture strike, or to take them by theft, perhaps roping and gagging them in their o...	10
11	1541	"Carry her to the wall," said the man in the chair.	10
16	492	In this way, it was, in effect, as though the chain was mounted at the head of the divan, rather than at the side, the hook would carry the weight of the chain, preventing it from drawing against the collar, the length of chain between the hook and collar would rest on the divan, and the amount of p...	10
24	274	Had it not yet been fetched? And how would these goods, these loots, of precious metal, of soft flesh, of unusual fabrics, of rare spices, be transported whence these intruders derived? Did they think this would be easy? At any time the men of Treve might fall upon them! What an irrational and impro...	10
24	828	Strangers in this city are not permitted to carry weapons.	10

Book 27. (17 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
27	2451	She knew that on many ships it was regarded as dangerous to carry a free woman, for such may tantalize by their very existence, exciting speculation as to the possible treasures concealed by her bulky garmenture, but not regarded as dangerous to carry a scantily clad ship slave, who, on board, serve...	10
11	572	As a female slave she is expected to be muchly aware of her very different, very lovely, very special body, so exciting and wondrous, and to carry it, and present it, beautifully.	10
13	198	"It is a pleasure for a tarnsman to have his tarn seize in its talons a woman and carry her off, or he may prefer the use of a slave net or a capture loop.	10
13	485	They carry us off.	10
13	648	"You do not carry your basket properly," said Ina.	10
13	653	"It is easier to carry it in this fashion," said Ina, crouching down behind the basket and, lifting it up, she placed it on her head, steadying it with her two hands.	10
14	144	This, she suddenly realized, much as in placing the hands behind the back of the head or the back of the neck, accentuated her figure; and so, too, of course, might other things as well; she recalled the manner in which she had been instructed to carry the basket of laundry, particularly if two hand...	10
16	366	Who, even among native speakers, speaks any language perfectly? And she supposed that she might forever carry an accent in Gorean, at least a subtle accent, and that this, like fillings in her teeth, and a tiny vaccination mark, would continue, for better or for worse, to betray her barbarian origin...	10
16	938	Individuals in poorer districts, leaving their homes after dark or returning to them after dark, commonly carry their own light, usually a lamp.	10
18	267	* * * * And so Ellen reached down and picked up the heavy basket of meat, which she must carry to the feeding area, a section within the housing for tarns, and set forth, piece by piece, climbing the wall railings, impaling it on the hooks, for the mighty birds, seven of them, due to return with the...	10
19	356	One advantage of this carry is that the slave cannot see to what device, or accommodation, or destination, she is being borne.	10
19	520	Well she knew the meaning of that carry.	10
25	1059	Indeed, no rational man, without guards, outside of a caravan, would carry about such wealth! I do not have the coins at hand, but I can give you a note, my note, for more!" There was a roar of laughter from the tiers.	10
26	1596	Nose rings, incidentally, for whatever reason, do not carry the same connotation of degradation, and such.	10
27	715	"Which by comparison makes the weapons we carry all the more formidable in their power," said one of the men behind Mirus.	10
27	2504	Amongst the boys in their little clouds or gangs, roaming about, looking for some "good ones" amongst the "ring girls," those chained to the public rings, there will occasionally be one or two older ones, who will carry switches.	10
28	193	"But it seems you were ready to carry her off".	10

Book 28. (14 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	106	Indeed, they are indispensable in their way; have they not, however unintentionally, secured the foundation of law; have they not, however unbeknownst to themselves, raised from the mire of brutishness, insecurity, and terror the towers of civilization? Surely it is they who must man the walls and d...	10
5	38	He did, however, carry a switch.	10
7	4	"How would you know that?" "You carry yourself as one of the scarlet caste," he said.	10
12	14	"You carry only a net, a spear, a knife," said Cabot.	10
18	231	When sleen are used in hunting slaves, if the slave is to be recaptured, and not slain, the hunters usually carry meat with them, to reward the beast once the prey is in custody.	10
20	151	"He was forced to bracelet her in the very bonds from which he had freed her, her wrists now before her, clasp her in his arms, and carry her, by force, to the Steel World".	10
25	28	"What are your names?" "Your translator will not carry our designations," said the larger of the two Kurii.	10
26	212	"I will carry no blade".	10
29	99	"It is not merely that you were not titled, for few are," he said, "but rather that you carry slave-girl genes in every cell of your body".	10
43	468	"Lord Grendel will carry you down the ladder".	10
67	23	They would therefore carry power weapons.	10
68	49	Each retrieved his weapon, the first to carry it, easily, the second to sling it on his back, while he picked up, with great gentleness, the metal box.	10
77	282	"How long can you run, little thing? Do you call that little stick you carry an ax? You cannot even reach me with it! You are human! I am Kur! Close with me! Close with me! Hold still! Stand! Fight!" Cabot circled, as he could, to the left, looking for an opening, but now Flavion held the ax more cl...	10
81	24	The ships of the Priest-Kings, as Cabot understood, did not carry internal fuel, but drew on the forces of gravity for their propulsion.	10

Book 29. (12 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	162	"You carry yourself as a warrior," said Pertinax.	10
5	1135	The new girls, too, then, were to carry burdens, perhaps their first.	10
5	1137	This is a common way in which Gorean slave girls, and, indeed, free women of lower castes, carry boxes, baskets, bundles, and such.	10
7	108	"See how I carry Cecily," I said.	10
14	111	In summary, the tarnsman, as I envisioned him, would be primarily an archer, and his bird would carry a large number of arrows, far more than might be carried in the common quiver.	10
16	98	For this purpose tarn baskets are sometimes used, but, if the journey is short, the tarn, even a common tarn, may carry a number of warriors, clinging to a knotted rope, some seven or so, to their destination.	10
16	125	A crossbowman would commonly carry even fewer bolts or quarrels.	10
22	353	You were extra weight for the tarn to carry and would thus reduce its speed and shorten its range".	10
25	127	This arrangement provides a convenient, secure carry.	10
30	126	He had tried later to carry his ideas even to the enemies of Port Kar, Cos and Tyros, but had met with no better success in these island ubarates.	10
38	348	And who might the foe be, if not the sea? How long was this voyage to be? Such stores would suffice to carry one beyond Cos and Tyros, and beyond these, the farthest of the western islands.	10
38	413	It is no great challenge for a male to subdue and carry off an untended slave.	10

Book 30. (15 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	137	We did not know what cargo it might carry.	10
2	138	In its holds it might carry the stores of a small city.	10
2	165	Its talons can clasp a kaiila and carry it aloft, to drop it to its death, thence to land and feed on the meat.	10
3	365	"Jewels," she said, "must do, what I could easily carry, place in a pouch".	10
3	1131	Tarnsmen make wants known at such places, exchange informations, carry intelligences elsewhere, and so on.	10
7	51	Lastly, the female slave is property, and such ships seldom carry cargo.	10
15	126	Did those on his galley, whom Seremides had so roundly abused, carry on so? "Do not hurt me," said Seremides.	10
17	29	I had thought she had behaved well when confronted with the horror of Seremides, but, of late, it seemed she had tried to carry herself as a free woman, that is, as much as possible when one knows there is a collar on one's neck.	10
19	16	Girls now, I understood, vied to carry wastes, that they might, even in so humble and homely an activity, feel the fresh wind of Thassa tug at their tunics and sweep through their hair.	10
20	360	Even the simplest of servile tasks will carry an aura of sensuality about them, as they are performed for the master, by she who is his pleasure slave.	10
24	8	The only paraphernalia we were allowed to carry were weapons and accouterments.	10
26	50	Lesser Pani sometimes, on errands, carry the coin or coins in the mouth, rather as slaves may on the continent, and on the islands, while marketing for their masters.	10
32	4	Each bird could carry, for a short way, some seven or eight men.	10
36	382	Others carry a soft cloth for such a purpose.	10
37	823	"You would carry a golden tarsk through the streets of Brundisium, at this Ahn?" he inquired.	10

Book 31. (24 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	58	Do we not serve in the paga taverns, sometimes nude and belled? Do we not, sedately tunicked, as serving slaves, assist free women with their complex ornaments, their perfumes, robes, and veils? Do we not gather gossip for them, and carry messages for them in their petty intrigues and assignations; ...	10
7	454	"Already," said another, "perhaps unknown to yourself, you are beginning to stand, and move, and kneel, and carry yourself, with the loveliness and grace of a slave, with her subtlety, her lack of pretense, her softness, her deference, her awareness of what she is, her profound and vulnerable, and h...	10
8	309	One or both must now carry the chaining and such back to the house.	10
8	718	That sound would carry for better than two or three pasangs, and I could hear, in the distance, other bars, taking up the ringing.	10
9	359	"My translator," said the voice, "does not carry the name".	10
10	245	I had been purchased, obviously, at least in part, for the work of a female slave, that I might labor on behalf of my mistress, keep the domicile, clean and launder, purchase, prepare, and cook food, as I might, fetch and carry, in particular bringing water from the fountains, run errands, indulge h...	10
10	274	One advantage to having a slave who cannot read is that one may use the girl to carry messages amongst friends or associates, messages which she cannot read.	10
10	531	"I will need you," she said, "to carry the suls".	10
10	896	"May I inquire, Mistress," I asked, "the content of the note which I am to carry?" At that time I did not realize how unwise was such a question.	10
10	1086	"Do you want me to carry you into the tower?" he asked.	10
11	264	Sometimes, too, they might be dispatched under the cover of darkness to carry messages for their mistresses, pertaining to projected rendezvous.	10
13	11	Carry one bucket to the roof".	10
14	38	The coin stalls were, in effect, exchanges, as, in a market of the size of that of Cestias, in a city such as Ar, buyers and sellers from diverse cities might mingle and carry diverse currencies.	10
19	184	I suspect that Pausanias, and his drivers, do not even understand the cargo they carry".	10
23	65	We cannot carry enough supplies for an indefinite journey forward.	10
31	69	Am I to go to the kitchen first? Am I to carry him food or drink?" "He is not in the place of cells," she said.	10
34	97	"You may not carry such things from here, Master," she said.	10
48	106	I supposed the noise in the audience chamber might carry to the hall outside.	10
48	211	"We will carry the container into the hall.	10
48	224	Now, seize up Agamemnon, and carry him, bodiless and helpless, into the hall, in triumph".	10
49	390	It is not unusual for a slave to carry a coin or coins in her mouth.	10
50	24	I was also used to carry these messages back and forth.	10
52	237	"You speak of torment! What do you know of torment? What do you know of a woman's slave fires, once men have kindled them, and forced them to burn? Can you imagine what it is to feel such things, not just in one's belly, but throughout one's helpless slave's body? We cannot seize and command a maste...	10
53	17	The primary motivation of the writing, I suppose, is to carry forward, particularly for Goreans, the project of apprising citizenries of fearsome, largely unrecognized dangers.	10

Book 32. (23 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	427	Normally men carry their own light in such streets, or have it carried for them, often with guards or retainers in attendance.	10
8	322	If you wish them, you may carry them in your mouth, as might a pet sleen".	10
9	283	"And so," said the newcomer, "women who once would not have consented to speak to you through the curtains of their palanquins, women who would have scorned you in Ar, who held themselves so superior, who would have regarded you as less than the dust beneath their slippers, now, if sufficiently beau...	10
9	295	In the house, I had been taught to balance and carry objects in this fashion, generally bundles or baskets.	10
10	52	Sometimes a round ship will carry slaves for the men, ship slaves.	10
10	131	"Where are we going?" I asked one of the Pani, he who did not carry the banner.	10
15	5	I knew he would carry a switch.	10
15	476	Why would tarns be needed? What purpose might they serve? Too, even though the vessel was large, it would carry hundreds of times the men required to manage it.	10
23	81	Meeting the eyes of a free woman, uncommanded, I am told, is likely to result in the stroke of a switch, which many of them carry with them.	10
25	285	Our bodies are commonly much exposed, and this makes it imperative to carry them well.	10
34	57	"How far does it carry?" I asked.	10
35	48	But would she not have taken one of us with her, gagged, to carry her loot? The packs seemed much to me as they had been earlier.	10
35	108	"Well, pretty Emerald," she said, "do you care to carry an unsheathed blade before your leader?" "No," said Emerald, and resheathed her weapon.	10
39	326	"Surely," laughed Donna, "you do not think we carry about the wardrobes of free women in the forest".	10
46	79	It is not as though a girl who is not shopping can simply carry a basket or sack about with her.	10
49	194	"Is that why one slave sells for more than another, why one slave's price might purchase a ship, and another a wooden bowl and spoons, why one slave is bartered for a city, and another for a she-tarsk, why one girl is purchased to be chained at the foot of a Ubar's throne and another to carry water ...	10
50	401	Would one teach a sleen, a kaiila, a verr, to read? Similarly, such slaves may be used to carry messages they cannot read.	10
50	728	She did carry herself aristocratically.	10
52	209	"It is not pleasant to carry a live ost in one's hand," he said.	10
52	351	"The force of his attack, even if struck to the heart, a difficult blow, would carry you to the ground, where you would be an easy mark," said Axel.	10
52	946	It is I who carry the live ost in my hand".	10
52	978	They carry the short, horn-reinforced saddle bow.	10
53	55	"It has to do," I said, "with the contents of two large boxes, heavy, which it required several men to lift and carry".	10

Book 33. (12 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	80	The large arrow quivers, saddle quivers, one on each side, could carry fifty to a hundred arrows.	10
4	40	"I will carry you," I said.	10
6	261	"Take that food," he said, "and carry it to the outer parapets, and cast it to the plains below".	10
8	82	Each would carry two bulging panniers of rice, one on each side of the saddle.	10
9	53	One might, in such a moment, be able to seize and carry away, even concealed in one's garments, enough to purchase a tavern or farm.	10
9	134	"Will we not carry the war to the enemy?" said Lysander.	10
10	18	The tarn commonly kills in hunting by breaking the back of its prey, but it can seize a verr and bear it aloft, to drop it to its death, after which it feeds, or carry it to its nest, where fledglings fight for the meat, the swiftest and most aggressive surviving, often at the expense of its sibling...	10
10	39	Several days ago we had begun to disrupt the supply lines of the enemy, striking at supply trains, frightening away draymen, dealing with guards, overturning and burning wagons, seizing stores, and discarding what we could not carry.	10
10	40	Our work was often marked by hundreds of birds alighting on the spilled stores, who would soon compete with returning draymen, who would gather what rice they could and carry it away to their villages, where it might be concealed from the tax collectors of Lord Yamada.	10
10	148	"Only those loyal to Yamada may carry weapons," said Torgus, "his soldiers, his officers, his police".	10
21	421	"Why do you think he risked much," I asked, "to carry you from the palace?" "For ransom," she said.	10
27	7	I had discarded the glaive for it was large, and impossible to carry in a concealed manner.	10